Discover a rare stretch of Lake Champlain shoreline on Jordan Point in Isle La Motte, Vermont. Set on 16.2 acres with approximately 1,687 feet of direct lakefront, this secluded property offers a combination of wooded acreage, varied shoreline, and expansive lake and mountain views. Dense cedar forests, marshland, an apple orchard, and winding paths create a landscape to explore. The shoreline changes along the property, from rocky ledges and elevated cliff views to gradual shale shelves and a pebble beach. A natural boat ramp provides convenient access to the water, while a protected bay offers a sheltered setting along the shore. In spring, the most northern point of the property becomes an island, adding another distinctive feature to this remarkable landscape. Located within the Chazy Fossil Reef formation, the property also offers the possibility of discovering fossils along its ancient limestone landscape. The existing 3,078-square-foot home offers a spacious layout with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, vaulted ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and lake views from the main living area. The kitchen has been updated and opens to the living space. A private first-floor primary suite features vaulted ceilings and a large bathroom with a soaking tub. Three additional rooms on the first floor offer flexibility for a home office, den, or other uses, while two more bedrooms and a full bath are located upstairs. A large two-car garage offers additional storage. Whether you envision reimagining the existing residence or exploring the possibilities for a future lakefront retreat, this Isle La Motte property offers an opportunity to create something special on Lake Champlain. For those seeking privacy, nature, and a substantial stretch of Vermont waterfront, Jordan Point is worth a closer look.