FORECLOSURE:
3-Bed, 2-Bath Mobile Home
on 24± Acres
Live Auction - W. Charleston, VT
AUCTION DETAILS:
Live Auction:
Thursday | November 19, 2026 | 11AM
• Register & Inspect from 10AM
Open House:
TBD
Address:
3960 VT Route 105
West Charleston, VT 05872
Please Note: Foreclosure auctions, open houses, and auction dates are subject to postponement or cancellation without notice as required by the legal foreclosure process.
About this Auction
3-Bedroom, 2-Bath, Double-Wide Mobile Home on 24 Acres
FORECLOSURE: This property features a double-wide mobile home situated on approximately 24± acres in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Built in 1995, the home offers 2,077 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The property is located in a rural setting with access to nearby country stores, restaurants, grocery shopping, pharmacies, and other everyday conveniences. Derby, Newport, Island Pond and I-91 are within 10-12 miles.
The property presents an opportunity for homeowners, investors, or buyers seeking rural Vermont real estate with substantial acreage.
All property information is believed to be accurate but should be independently verified by prospective bidders.
PLEASE NOTE: For all Foreclosures, the required deposit must be in the form of Cash or a Bank/ Cashier’s check and must be made payable to “Hirchak Brothers, LLC”. Banks will not accept checks that are made payable to the holder and signed over to Hirchak Brothers, LLC.
ADDRESS:
3960 VT Route 105
W. Charleston, VT 05872
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How does a Live Real Estate Auction work?
The property is offered through competitive bidding at a scheduled Live Auction. Prospective buyers should review the property information, auction documents, and complete Terms and Conditions before bidding.
The successful bidder will be required to complete the applicable purchase documents and provide the required deposit according to the auction terms.
Do I need to register to bid at the Live Auction?
Yes. Prospective bidders should register according to the requirements provided for this property. Registration and inspection are generally available before the scheduled Live Auction.
Review the auction details and Terms and Conditions for the specific registration requirements, identification, and other information you may need to provide.
Can I tour the property before the Live Auction?
If an Open House is scheduled, prospective buyers can view the property during the date and time listed on this auction page.
Buyers are encouraged to inspect the property, review available documents, and conduct appropriate due diligence before bidding.
Do I need to attend the Open House to bid?
Not necessarily. Attending the Open House and registering to bid are separate parts of the auction process.
However, prospective buyers are strongly encouraged to inspect the property when possible and complete appropriate due diligence before the Live Auction.
Is a deposit required if I am the successful bidder?
A deposit is generally required from the successful bidder according to the property's auction Terms and Conditions. The amount, acceptable payment method, and timing can vary by property.
Review the Terms and Conditions before the Live Auction so you are prepared to provide the required deposit if you are the successful bidder.
Can I finance a property purchased at auction?
Buyers may use financing when permitted, but an auction purchase is generally not contingent upon the buyer obtaining financing unless specifically stated otherwise in the Terms and Conditions.
Prospective buyers planning to use financing should speak with their lender and make appropriate arrangements before bidding.
Can I use a real estate agent when buying at auction?
Yes, buyers can engage a real estate agent to assist them through the auction process. Some auctions offer commissions to agents representing buyers.
Is there a buyer's premium?
A buyer's premium may apply to the successful bid and can affect the property's total purchase price.
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Is the property sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS?
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Do not rely solely on photographs, descriptions, or marketing materials when making a purchasing decision.
What happens if I am the successful bidder?
The successful bidder will generally be required to sign the applicable purchase documents and provide the required deposit following the Live Auction. The remaining purchase price is then due according to the closing requirements and timeline established in the purchase agreement and Terms and Conditions.
Review all auction documents before bidding so you understand your obligations if you are the successful bidder.
Important: Information in these FAQs is provided for general guidance. Every real estate auction is different. Property-specific Terms and Conditions, purchase agreements, legal notices, disclosures, and other auction documents control the individual sale. Prospective buyers should review all available information and conduct appropriate due diligence before bidding.
