South Londonderry Public RecordsVermont

As of the 2020 Census, South Londonderry, a village in Windham County, Vermont, had a population of approximately 1,709. The median age was about 48 years, indicating an older population. Gender distribution was roughly balanced, with 51% male and 49% female residents. Racially, the community was predominantly White (over 95%), with small percentages of residents identifying as two or more races, Asian, or Hispanic/Latino (each less than 2%). The area features limited racial diversity, reflecting broader rural Vermont demographics.

South Londonderry, in Windham County, VT, is a rural village with limited public transportation options—less than 2% of residents use public transit, according to Census data. The majority commute by private vehicle, with a vehicle ownership rate exceeding 92%. Average commute times are about 28 minutes. Transportation infrastructure consists mainly of local and state roads, with Route 100 being a major thoroughfare. There are no major employment hubs locally; most residents work in nearby towns or tourism-related jobs. Walking and cycling rates are low, under 5%, due to the village’s dispersed layout and limited sidewalks.

South Londonderry, located in Windham County, VT, lacks its own hospital; the nearest is Grace Cottage Hospital (19 beds) in Townshend, ~10 miles away. Local healthcare access is supplemented by several small clinics and family practices. Windham County’s uninsured rate is low, at ~4%. The area’s population skews older (median age 49), and common health issues include chronic conditions like hypertension and diabetes. Primary care provider density in Windham County is about 136 per 100,000. Medicaid and Medicare serve significant portions of residents, reflecting the community’s age distribution and economic profile.

South Londonderry, part of Windham, VT, is served by the Flood Brook School (PreK–8), with no public high school in the immediate area—students typically attend Burr and Burton Academy (grades 9–12) in nearby Manchester. Vermont's public high schools have a graduation rate of 91%. The town lacks colleges, but 36% of local adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School safety ratings are above the state average, and educational programs emphasize STEM and the arts. Adult education opportunities are available through local community centers and online programs. There are two primary educational institutions in the village.

South Londonderry, in Windham County, VT, features a mix of historic homes, single-family houses, and some multi-unit dwellings. The median home value is around $320,000, and median rent is approximately $1,200/month. About 72% of residents are homeowners. Property values have increased by 6% year-over-year, reflecting a strong market. Popular neighborhoods include Main Street and the village area, known for classic Vermont charm. Property taxes average 2.1%, which is slightly above the national average. Rental inventory is limited, contributing to high demand and steady prices.