Burlington VT New North End Homes for Sale

Living in Burlington’s New North End

Burlington’s New North End is one of the city’s largest residential areas, extending north from the core of the city along North Avenue. Lake Champlain forms the western edge of the neighborhood, while the Intervale and its conserved agricultural land, trails, and open space define much of the eastern side.

Housing is varied. Buyers can find mid-century single-family homes, newer residences, condominiums, townhouse-style properties, and select waterfront homes. Neighborhoods such as Appletree Point, Lakewood Estates, and areas along North Avenue each offer different housing styles, lot sizes, and proximity to the lake.

The New North End also offers easy access to Leddy Park, the Burlington Greenway, Ethan Allen Park, schools, neighborhood shopping, and local services. Its combination of established residential streets, outdoor recreation, and Lake Champlain access makes it one of Burlington’s most distinct residential areas.
 

Experience in Burlington’s New North End

Brian Boardman and the Brian Boardman Group have decades of experience representing buyers and sellers throughout Burlington, including the New North End, waterfront properties, condominiums, and established residential neighborhoods.

From September 2023 through August 2026, Brian ranked #1 among Burlington agents and teams by residential sales volume.*

*Based on MLS residential sales data. Includes single-family homes, condos, and townhomes; excludes multifamily properties.

What types of homes are available in Burlington’s New North End?

The New North End includes single-family homes, condominiums, townhomes, newer residential properties, and select Lake Champlain waterfront homes.

What areas are considered part of the New North End?

The New North End generally includes Burlington neighborhoods along and north of North Avenue, including areas such as Appletree Point and other residential streets between Lake Champlain and the Intervale.

Is the New North End close to Lake Champlain?

Yes. Lake Champlain forms the western edge of the neighborhood, and residents have access to parks, the Burlington Greenway, beaches, and waterfront recreation.