A small rural town with a big heart is how the 1000 residents of Proctorsville, Vermont would describe their Windsor County town. A very much rural community on the banks of the Black River, the town of Proctorsville, Vermont epitomises the ethos of the state of Vermont and radiates the type of natural beauty that has come to be the hallmark of this state.

Named after the founding family, Proctorsville, Vermont has a rich history. Captain Leonard Proctor, who was a revolutionary war hero, built the first buildings in the town, with the help of his sons, and this community has continued their family orientated and community minded traditions. A very friendly and safe place to live, Proctorsville, Vermont might not have much in the ways of amenities, but for those who fall in love with the area, it makes a great holiday home base or a place to relax and reflect after a days work in the nearby towns. Proctorsville, Vermont is only 60 miles North of the city of Montpellier.

Spectacular natural beauty are hardly sufficient words for this area of Vermont. Close to some of the best skiing in nearby New England the area is full of grand peaks, valleys and forests. Lying in the prosperous and elusive upper-valley region Proctorsville is a haven and paradise to those who feel the call of Vermont.