Cavendish Public RecordsVermont

Cavendish, located in Windsor County, Vermont, has a population of approximately 1,370 residents. The median age is about 53 years, reflecting an older demographic, with 50.2% male and 49.8% female. The population is predominantly White (95%), with small percentages of residents identifying as two or more races (2.7%), Hispanic or Latino (1.2%), and other races. The town shows limited racial and ethnic diversity, consistent with many rural Vermont communities.

Cavendish, near Windsor, VT, offers a mix of homeownership and rentals, with approximately 75% owner-occupied housing. Median home values are around $240,000, while median rents average $1,000 per month. The market has seen a 5% annual value increase since 2022. Housing types include historic farmhouses, single-family homes, and some apartments. Notable neighborhoods like Proctorsville offer walkability and charm. Property tax rates in Windsor County are about 2.1%, translating to roughly $5,040 annually on a median-value home.

Cavendish is not a city but a town near Windsor, VT. Cavendish students typically attend Green Mountain Union High School (grades 7–12) in Chester, which has approximately 350 students and a student-teacher ratio of 12:1. Windsor High School, in Windsor, offers similar programs with graduation rates above 85%. Bachelor’s degree attainment in Cavendish is about 32%. Area schools have a 7/10 GreatSchools score, prioritizing safety and offering programs like AP courses and technical education. Adult education is available via Community College of Vermont in Windsor or online. School safety incidents are rare.

Cavendish, located in Windsor County, VT, exhibits rural commuting patterns, with approximately 84% of residents driving alone to work, and carpooling accounting for around 8%. Public transit usage is minimal—less than 1%—reflecting limited regional service options. The average one-way commute time is about 28 minutes. Most households own two vehicles. Transportation infrastructure mainly comprises state highways (notably VT Route 131 and Route 103), with no direct passenger rail service. Major employment hubs include nearby towns like Ludlow and Springfield, as well as local service, tourism, and manufacturing sectors.

Cavendish, located near Windsor, VT, lacks hospitals within city limits; residents typically access care at Mt. Ascutney Hospital in Windsor (25 beds), 10 miles away. The area is served by small clinics and primary care providers, with about 88% of residents insured (2022, U.S. Census). The population skews older, with 23% over age 65. Common health issues include hypertension, diabetes, and substance use disorders. Healthcare access is challenged for low-income and elderly residents, though Windsor County overall has approximately 180 primary care providers per 100,000 residents, aligning with state averages (Vermont Department of Health, 2023).