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Welcome to a better way of life. Here, at Windham & Windsor Housing Trust, we care deeply about where you live, and how you live. Our mission, and our passion, is to provide permanently affordable housing solutions in Southeastern Vermont, through property management, homeowner education, low-cost loans and financial assistance, and advocacy. Let your journey home begin with us.

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Featured Apartments

Snow Block Apartments

29 Flat Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

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99 Green Street

99 Green Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

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58 Canal Street

58 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

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Noyes House

52 Kimball Hill, Putney, Vermont 05346

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34 Canal Street

34 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

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27 Old Depot Road Putney, Vermont Exterior

Laura Plantz House

27 Old Depot Road, Putney, Vermont 05346

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19 & 25 Homestead Place

19 Homestead Place, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

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The Victoria

13 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

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11 Cross Street Brattleboro, Vermont, Exterior

11 Cross Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

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Upper Story Housing

9 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

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Testimonials

“Buying a home is super overwhelming, and of course you’ve got your realtor, but it’s good to have somebody else to talk to. Everyone was super friendly, super easy to work with. I really can’t say enough good things about them.”

—Shaunna

“I am so grateful for the opportunities presented by WWHT, for their support of our community, and for making it better. I wish everyone could know about Windham & Windsor Housing Trust.”

—Dora

“Having this apartment matters for us because we can live our lives the way we want to. The fact that my son is able to have his own room, his own things — we’ve both gained a lot of independence.”

—Jessica

“I couldn’t be more pleased with Windham & Windsor Housing Trust to have the vision to move forward with [the Bellows Falls Garage], and be persistent because that’s a building that no one was ever going to touch and work with.”

—Robert

“[The Green Mountain Home Repair Program is] an extremely important resource for the community, and it’s particularly helpful for people who don’t have fantastic credit. If you can’t qualify for anything, you can’t fix your property…. We are just so grateful to WWHT for this program — it allowed us to stay in our home. We belong here, and we are very happy.”

—Gianna

“I’m so happy to have my own apartment — it was one of my goals. It’s good to have your own place, you can think more about life. If I need help, I know people are here for me. This is a good place for me.”

—Mike

News Feed

Commentary: Nonprofit leaders want Vermonters to feel safe in their homes

by Windham & Windsor Housing Trust | April 17, 2026 | General | 0 Comments

We want Vermonters to feel safe in their homes While Vermont’s visible challenges with drug trafficking maybe happening on streets and in parks, what’s happening inside residential apartment buildings is also putting citizens and their neighbors at risk, largely out of sight. These illegal enterprises are surprisingly often operating under tacit protections from State law and the resulting risks are exacerbated by a lengthy court process that takes months to resolve. And this is putting vulnerable Vermonters in harm’s way. A piece of legislation, H.772, addresses some of these issues....

Is Spring the Right Time to Buy a Home in Vermont?

by Marion Major | April 6, 2026 | Home Ownership | 0 Comments

When the snow starts to melt and the days get longer, something shifts for a lot of Vermonters. Spring feels like the season of possibility, and for many, that includes the possibility of buying a home. But where do you actually start? What can you afford? And is spring really the best time to begin? The short answer: yes. Spring is one of the best times to begin your homebuying journey in Vermont. But not because of interest rates or inventory (though those matter). It’s because getting started now gives you time to prepare, ask questions, and make decisions from a position of...

Programming Transition at Great River Terrace

by Windham & Windsor Housing Trust | March 11, 2026 | General | 0 Comments

By Elizabeth Bridgewater, Executive Director of Windham & Windsor Housing Trust and Libby Bennett, Executive Director of Groundworks Collaborative BRATTLEBORO-We are sharing an important transition in programming at Great River Terrace — one shaped by deep reflection, shared learning, and an ongoing commitment to resident stability. When our organizations — Windham & Windsor Housing Trust and Groundworks — first came together to launch Great River Terrace in 2018, we shared a bold and deeply hopeful vision: to create a permanent supportive housing (PSH) community where...

What Shared Equity Really Means — and Why It Works

by Marion Major | March 2, 2026 | General | 0 Comments

Shared equity homeownership is one of the most effective tools Vermont has for keeping homes affordable—now and for the next generation of buyers. But for many people, the concept feels unfamiliar. What does “shared equity” actually mean? Who does it help? And why has it become such a powerful pathway to stability in communities across our state? NeighborWorks Alliance of Vermont and Windham & Windsor Housing Trust have helped thousands of Vermonters use shared equity to build a secure foundation. Here’s how it works and why it matters. 1. Shared Equity Makes Homeownership Possible for...

Chalet Redevelopment Among the Senator Sanders Congressionally Delegated Funding Awardees

by Marion Major | February 27, 2026 | General, Housing Development | 0 Comments

Brattleboro-- Earlier this month Senator Sanders announced the investments he and the congressional delegation are bringing to Vermont. We are pleased to share the Chalet Redevelopment was among the projects awarded funding. The Congressionally Directed Spending award secured by Senator Sanders through the Transportation-Housing and Urban Development subcommittee will enable WWHT to construct these homes in a faster, more cost efficient manner to more quickly meet the demand for permanently affordable housing in the region. "It is no secret that working people across the country are...

WWHT Team Joins Vermont Housing and Conservation Coalition Day

by Marion Major | February 27, 2026 | General | 0 Comments

Montpelier- Ana Mejia, Homeownership Specialist and Marion Major, Outreach Coordinator joined the dozens of Vermont organizations and volunteer groups from across the state to talk with legislators about how VHCB funds make lasting impact in our communities. The Coalition is comprised of conservation and housing groups, organizations, and businesses across the state on the frontlines of Vermont’s most urgent challenges: workforce housing shortage, climate change, and affordability crisis. Since 2020 VHCB investments have supported •2,275 multi-family homes •4,530 households through...

Budgeting, Belonging, and Building Toward a Stable Future

by Marion Major | February 2, 2026 | Home Ownership | 0 Comments

Stability isn’t built overnight. It’s built through small decisions, small habits, and small moments of confidence that add up over time. For many Vermonters, financial stability begins long before buying a home. It starts with understanding their budget, strengthening their credit, and getting the support they need to plan for the future. Windham & Windsor Housing Trust helps people make those small steps possible. Here’s how our education and support programs empower Vermonters every day. 1. Budgeting That Meets People Where They Are A budget isn’t about rules; it’s about clarity. Our...

Letter from the Director: Community Matters

by Windham & Windsor Housing Trust | January 29, 2026 | General | 0 Comments

Elizabeth Bridgewater, Executive Director, Windham & Windsor Housing Trust At Windham & Windsor Housing Trust, we believe housing is about more than four walls and a roof. It is about creating places where people feel safe, connected, and supported. At the Snow Block in downtown Brattleboro, we are seeing what is possible when residents, staff, and community partners work together with intention. The Snow Block is home to a growing network of neighbors who are actively building community. With support from WWHT, residents have been participating in restorative circles facilitated in...

Six Ways We Help Vermonters Build Housing Stability

by Marion Major | January 5, 2026 | General, Green Mountain Home Repair, Home Ownership | 0 Comments

Across Vermont, thousands of people are working toward greater stability—financially, emotionally, and within their homes. Windham & Windsor Housing Trust and NeighborWorks Alliance of Vermont exist to make that journey easier. Whether someone is buying their first home, repairing the one they have, or exploring shared equity options, our goal is the same: to help Vermonters build confidence, security, and long-term stability. Here are six ways Windham & Windsor Housing Trust and the NeighborWorks statewide network support Vermonters every day. 1. Clear Pathways into Affordable...

Thank You Sponsors

by Marion Major | January 1, 2026 | General | 0 Comments

We’re so grateful to the philanthropic partners in the business community who help us further our mission through events, outreach, and community engagement. This year we hosted seven events across our region ranging from keynote speaker address at our annual meeting, to volunteer days, to creative community engagement events. Special thanks to our Cornerstone Sponsors Neagley & Chase Construction, Masoma Bank, and ReArch. Thanks to our Structure sponsors Savings Bank of Walpole, Servpro of Keene, Stewart Property Management

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Featured Apartments

Snow Block Apartments

29 Flat Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

99 Green Street

99 Green Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

58 Canal Street

58 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

Noyes House

52 Kimball Hill, Putney, Vermont 05346

34 Canal Street

34 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

Laura Plantz House

27 Old Depot Road, Putney, Vermont 05346

19 & 25 Homestead Place

19 Homestead Place, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

The Victoria

13 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

11 Cross Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

Upper Story Housing

9 Canal Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301

Featured Homes for Sale

Find a Home

Testimonials

News Feed

Commentary: Nonprofit leaders want Vermonters to feel safe in their homes

Is Spring the Right Time to Buy a Home in Vermont?

Programming Transition at Great River Terrace

What Shared Equity Really Means — and Why It Works

Chalet Redevelopment Among the Senator Sanders Congressionally Delegated Funding Awardees

WWHT Team Joins Vermont Housing and Conservation Coalition Day

Budgeting, Belonging, and Building Toward a Stable Future

Letter from the Director: Community Matters

Six Ways We Help Vermonters Build Housing Stability

Thank You Sponsors

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