Conner Ellsworth, REALTOR® at Igor Real Estate LLC, pictured on a Vermont mountain summit with his dog

Conner Ellsworth is a REALTOR® with Igor Real Estate LLC, working with buyers and sellers in Stowe, across Lamoille County, and throughout northern Vermont.

Before real estate, Conner built a career in data and operations analysis. He brings that discipline to every stage of a sale or purchase: pricing grounded in PrimeMLS sold data, offers built on what comparable homes actually sold for, and a clear read on the terms and timelines in front of a client before they commit.

Northern Vermont property raises questions a spreadsheet can't answer on its own, from septic capacity and well yield to Current Use enrollment, Class 4 road access, and Act 250 review. Conner gives clients straightforward explanations of how these work and knows when a question belongs with an attorney, engineer, or town office.

Conner lives in northern Lamoille County, and most of his free time goes to hiking the area's trails with his dog.

Igor Real Estate LLC practices non-designated agency. All agents of the firm share a duty of loyalty to each client. Vermont Mandatory Consumer Disclosure →

How Conner works

  • Data-grounded valuation: pricing and offer strategy built on PrimeMLS sold data, with the actual comparable sales shown rather than an automated estimate.
  • Plain-language guidance: clear explanations of Vermont property considerations, including the Seller's Property Information Report (SPIR), Current Use enrollment, septic capacity and well yield, and Act 250.
  • Direct communication: straightforward contact by phone, text, or email throughout the process.

Credentials

  • Licensed Vermont real estate salesperson
  • Member: Northwest Vermont REALTOR® Association (NVRA), Vermont Association of REALTORS® (VAR), National Association of REALTORS® (NAR)

Frequently asked questions

What areas does Conner Ellsworth serve?

Conner works with buyers and sellers in Stowe, across Lamoille County, and throughout northern Vermont, including Morrisville, Hyde Park, Johnson, and Cambridge. He lives in northern Lamoille County.

How does Conner price a home?

Pricing starts with PrimeMLS sold data for comparable properties: final sale prices, days on market, and how sale prices compared to list prices. Conner then adjusts for the features that most affect value in northern Vermont, such as usable acreage, septic and well, and road access. Sellers get the full comparative market analysis and the underlying comparables, not just a single number.

What Vermont-specific issues come up when buying or selling?

Common ones include the Seller's Property Information Report (SPIR), which Vermont sellers typically complete, Current Use enrollment (Vermont's Use Value Appraisal program for qualifying land), septic and well inspections, and whether building or subdivision plans could trigger Act 250 review. Conner explains how each of these works, and legal or engineering questions go to an attorney or licensed professional.

What does non-designated agency mean?

Igor Real Estate LLC practices non-designated agency, meaning every agent at the firm shares a duty of loyalty to each of the firm's clients. Details are in the Vermont Mandatory Consumer Disclosure.

Conner Ellsworth, REALTOR® | Igor Real Estate LLC | Igor Polenov, Principal Broker