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The cabin is a great place to escape from it all! The custom made cedar hot tub is hot and ready all winter. Cold, snowy nights make for excellent tub time!! Inside the cabin is warm and has the comfort of home. Want to ski? Two ski resorts are 30 minutes from us.

Nestled in the hilled forest behind our home, the Vermont Tree Cabin (16' by 12', 190 sq ft) is a great, quiet place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. While lounging on the deck or hot tub, you will be able to enjoy the calm and serenity of the outdoors, but still have the comfort of home in our authentic cabin lodging. Built in 2004, the cabin was temporally used as a home for our family while we built our house. The cabin has been completely renovated with custom tile shower, rustic hickory floors, knotty pine walls/ceiling, a kitchen area including a sink, Induction Hot Plate, small refrigerator, microwave, waffle maker, coffee maker, HD TV, DVD player with small selection of movies, good cell service (ATT & Verizon), 500 gallon custom cedar hot tub, Wireless internet, gas grill, rock fire-pit, picnic table and a 250 sq. ft. deck that is built into and around oak trees. One of our greatest amenities of the cabin is the custom built, white cedar hot tub. Maintained at 100- 104F degrees, the hot tub is ready for your use all year round, 24 hours a day; all you need to do is slide the cover off, relax and enjoy. While relaxing in the tub, be sure to enjoy watching the flames of a fire from the fire pit right off the deck. Our other amenities and services are as follows: Bedding – One full size memory foam bed and one single cot that can be included upon request. Food – Coffee, tea, waffle mix (make your own), Vermont maple syrup. Parking – private driveway and parking area for cabin guests. The cabin is completely insulated and heated, so we invite you to enjoy it any time of the year. Maid service - We do not provide turn down service or housekeeping in the cabin during your visit, but will make adjustments upon request. As we are located in the North East Kingdom of Vermont, the area offers many activities and events for your enjoyment. Our area is well known for some of our Ski Mountains and Resorts including Burke Mountain and Jay Peak. There are many other outdoor activities including boating and paddling, fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, etc. But don’t forget to check out some of Vermont’s well-known covered bridges, sugar houses, breweries, and farms as well. P.S. It’s great exercise walking from the parking area to the cabin. It’s only 150 feet away but a beautiful uphill stroll on a mix of well-lit paths and stairs.

Our property is private yet only minutes away from downtown. Saint Johnsbury is a typical small town that has a few shops, restaurants and stores. Most of our guests enjoy outdoor activities when they visit. Hiking and biking trails, ski mountains and lakes are all within 30 minutes of us.

A special little retreat. 12 minutes to Smugglers Notch. 25 min to Stowe. Off grid. 222 square foot Cozy little log cabin, wood stove, composting toilet, on demand (small in size )hot water shower, solar electricity. Full kitchen with refrigerator. The cabin is private with parking . Everything about this special place is small but it's very homey and has everything you need . Verizon cellular works perfect with full 4g LTE.

Log cabin tiny house. Homey , Airbnb has made it so that guests can cancel at anytime. I would prefer a little notice if possible but I understand as well. I do hope that you come. The cabin is a good place for people to get away. My plan to keep the cabin a safe place for people and to ease peoples concerns is that I will be bleach wiping surfaces . I would prefer if Guests brought their own bedding and towels at this time. The beds are full and a single. Also I will have a min 48 hours between reservations. I hope this helps.

Awesome little ski town 12 minute drive to Amazing skiing at Smugglers Notch ski area. The cabin is just 4 miles to great restaurants, grocery story, galleries, canoe/kayak rentals, 30 mile bike trail, horseback trail rides, distilleries, and Wineries , day spa covered bridges and more. In the summer time is 23 minutes to Stowe over the historic mountain pass called Smugglers Notch. 50 minutes to Burlington. 32 minute to jay peak

*Stowe Charm at it’s Finest* This renovated studio features unique touches of reclaimed barn wood, cherry cabinets, maple floors, swiveling TV, barn door, plush bed, and private entrance with large porch. Located in the Historic Village, this property provides walking access to local eateries, shopping, and grocery. In addition, enjoy convenient access to mountain biking, skiing, hiking, & town events. Your Stowe Spot for years to come awaits!

We are a quick 7.5 miles form the mountain. As you turn out of our driveway, Mountain Road is on the left and you take that straight until you see the gondola! It usually takes people 10-15 min from here to get up to and park at Stowe Mountain depending on mountain traffic. We find it to be the best of both worlds, close to the mountain and only walking distance to town!

On Route 100, South Main St. in Stowe.

Beer, cheese, long walks in the woods & skiing! Our 250 year old little Farmhouse is close to all the rural essentials. Set on bucolic backroads, looking out towards Stowe, the little Farmhouse is a Vermont country paradise. If you let me know what your plans are for your visit, I will do my best to be as helpful as possible. *Please Checkout the “rules” section if you plan to bring a dog :)

The house and 42 acre property is all yours to explore. We live in a cozy corner of an 1840 post and beam barn on the property. Feel free to explore the land on skis or snowshoes in the winter and enjoy the gardens and forest in the summer :)

We live right off of Bliss Hill rd. Couldn’t be more fitting. Tucked away on the Elmore/ Morristown / Stowe town lines, the Farmhouse sits on Elmore Mountain with views out towards Stowe. Places of interest: Within 15 minutes of Stowe Village Within 30 minutes of Stowe Mountain 30 minutes from Waterbury 1 hour from Burlington 1 hour from BTV 45 minutes to Hill farmstead brewery The front yard includes a section of the -Catamount trail (300+ miles of winter use backcountry trails) -Plenty of hiking - Very close proximity to VAST trails (5000+ miles of snowmobiling trails)

**THIS AIRBNB IS CLEANED FOLLOWING THE COVID-19 CLEANING PROTOCOL** This light and bright apartment is located on the second floor of a large home. You will be just two blocks from Church street, a number of downtown venues, and a 10 minute walk to the lake. This an ideal space to stay if you want to explore everything the city of Burlington has to offer without needing to drive anywhere! -Please note that the apartment is up a flight of slightly steep outdoor stairs.

This is a one bedroom apartment with all of the amenities you would expect from your own living space. The apartment has an open floor plan with a sitting area for reading and hanging out, and a dining table for meals or to work at. The sofa folds out into a bed (larger than a twin but smaller than a full: perfect for 1 extra person, two smaller people, or kids). The kitchen comes equipped with a fridge, a gas stove, and there are plenty of utensils and cookware to prepare food in the apartment if you choose to stay in. Coffee and tea will alway be provided for you. The bedroom is light and cozy with a glass door that leads out to a small seasonal balcony. The mattress is a pillow top queen mattress that will be set up with cotton sheets and a plush comforter. The television is a 40inch flat screen smart T.V. and is located in the bedroom so that you can lounge and watch your shows in bed (like a hotel room!). The bathroom has a stall shower and hardwood floors.

This log cabin is set in the woods in a rural part of northeastern Vermont. Escape the hustle and bustle, clear your mind, and enjoy nature. A great place to get some fresh air or to stay in and take a nap. Beautiful summers for easy hikes and refreshing swims in the lakes of our local Groton State Forest, unbelievable foliage to view from small dirt roads, and tons of outdoor winter activities. Great for a couples getaway, friends weekend, or some quality time with the kids. Pets welcome, too!

First off, we (your hosts) like to try to give potential guests an idea of the region of Vermont in which we are located. It's important to emphasize how rural this region is - it's different from other parts of Vermont. We are located in the northeastern part of the state. We are on the opposite side of the state from Burlington and Lake Champlain, and we are east of all of the Central Vermont Ski areas. This area does not have a lot of tourism (relative to the other parts of the state) and in turn has a much smaller, more humble economy than the busier parts of the state. We have a lot of old farmland and meandering dirt roads. The town of Groton, where we are located, has a general store (about a 3 minute drive away from the cabin) and is home to Groton State Forest (about a 10 minute drive from the cabin). But besides that, most everything else (restaurants, bars, shops, ski resorts) is at least a 30-45 minute drive. We don't have a lot of the amenities or well-established outdoor adventure venues that the larger towns like Stowe, VT, Woodstock, VT, or Burlington, VT can offer. Our little of slice of Vermont is truly a place to get away from the more modern world and slow down. I think the best things to do in our immediate area and at the cabin are: star-gazing, napping in the hammock, sitting by the fire pit and roasting marshmallows, snow-shoeing through the backwoods around the cabin, and taking a kayak out on one of the very peaceful lakes in Groton State Forest. With that said, if you are willing to take a drive there are tons of things to do (and remember this is easy driving! very few stop lights and NEVER any traffic). We are right in between the Green Mountains and the White Mountains (about an hour from White Mountain State Park and an hour from Camel's Hump, Mt. Mansfield etc). We are 1 hour and 30 minutes from Burlington and Lake Champlain. A right turn out of the driveway and there are miles and miles of beautiful back roads that glow with reds, oranges and yellows during fall foliage. On a typical drive you will see old farm houses, country general stores with local goods, apples, syrup, and more. There are amazing breweries in all directions, some hidden in the coolest and smallest nooks of our beautiful Vermont hills. In the winter, you will be 45 minutes from the smaller ski mountains Burke Mountain and Bolton Valley, and 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes from bigger ski resorts in all directions (Stowe, Sugarbush, Jay Peak, Loon Mountain, Bretton Woods, Sunapee, and more!). If back woods cross country skiing or snowshoeing is more your speed, there are picturesque old farm fields and backwoods trails within a 20 to 30 minute drive. If your not sure which direction to head in but know you are looking for an outdoor adventure, we will always be more than happy to offer advice, suggestions, and directions to personalize your experience and get you off the beaten path. As for the log cabin itself: it is located on a dirt road in the woods on the outskirts of Groton. Your hosts live in the house about a one or two minute walk up the hill from the log cabin. The two houses are separated by woods, so besides the shared driveway that passes in front of the cabin, the cabin has complete privacy. This is a modern cabin in almost every way. It has electricity, great insulation, central heat (in addition to an effective wood stove), microwave, full gas stove and oven, refrigerator, microwave, a full bathroom, a washer and dryer, a land-line telephone, and wifi. But we want to stress that this is a place to disconnect. Literally. You might get one bar of cell phone service. The cabin does not have TV or computers. Remember, if all you need is a place to rest and relax - this is your place. It's a great place to do nothing at all. You won't hear a thing at night and only a logging truck or two during the day. You can go outside on clear nights and see a sky full of stars. It's a great place to write, do yoga, nap, cuddle, sit around for hours and talk with your loved ones, or just be :)

You are in the middle of the woods. The road that the property is located on is a dirt road that is great for walks at all times of the year, night or day. There are houses every half a mile or so interspersed with woods and old farm land.

I live in this beautiful flat with a cat named Josephine in case either of those facts is a deal breaker. Cosy Yellow is the smaller of the 2 bedrooms available in this Victorian home. It is bright & free of anyone else's clutter. The location is walking distance from downtown and the waterfront. Laundry & Apple TV among other amenities.The breakfast are of the highest quality organic, fair trade and locally sourced food. I can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and grain free diets.

The rooms I offer are on the first floor of a beautiful Victorian House. The landlady lives on the second floor when she is not in Florida.

We are a 5 minute walk from Battery Park where the sunsets are world class. Also just as close is the Burlington Waterfront park, the boathouse, skatepark, fishing pier, sailing club and 8 mile bike path. 10 minutes in the other direction is ChurchStreet MarketPlace which is a 4 block long pedestrian shopping area. Nearby is a wetland walk at the Ethan Allen Homestead, a little further the Ethan Allen Park with trails and a tower for viewing the whole area. There are three parks in close proximity; NorthBeach, Oakledge & RedRocks. I recommend the CityMarket for grocery needs & they have a hot and cold food bar.

You will feel the stresses of life wash away as you sway in the trees and listen to the sounds of the beautiful stream just feet from the treehouse deck. You'll never want to leave! Enjoy a bit of solitude or some special alone time with a loved one. It's hard to beat Stone City Treehouse to make your time away special!

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Dear Guest, currently all Vermont lodging operators including Stone City Treehouse are NOT ALLOWED TO ACCEPT NEW RESERVATIONS until June 15th, due to the Governor's Executive Order. These are exceptional times, and we wish you and your loved ones to make it through this COVID-19 pandemic unscathed. We are really looking forward to welcome guests back to Stone City Treehouse! Stay happy and healthy! All the best, Heather After your day of hiking, skiing, or touring local breweries and distilleries, come home to this beautiful, private tiny house in the trees! Or, just spend the day lazily relaxing by the fire and reading, while the sound of the stream soothes you. Walk through the woods, up the stairs, and enter into another dimension - one that you won't want to leave! Much thought was put into the design and local, natural, and recycled materials were a priority in its construction. Enjoy the curated interior design while you relax in the living room space and gaze out the large, recycled windows (from an old, local schoolhouse). Enjoy the deck that overlooks the year-round stream (that may be frozen over in the winter) and let the sound of the water wash through you. You may even see some critters if you're still enough! There is a sweet sitting area, hammock, and campfire space just below the treehouse right on the stream, with a dramatic view of the treehouse. You can cook simple meals on the propane campstove (with a griddle option) or use the small charcoal grill in the space under the treehouse. There is a mini-fridge with a separate freezer to keep your fresh produce from the farmers' market and your yummy local beer nice and cool. There's a very primitive (and limited) water system you can use for washing dishes. There is a basic composting toilet in the treehouse for your convenience, but you also have access to a full, modern bathroom at the house, with a brand new, beautiful shower. When it's time for bed, climb up the loft ladder to "the nest" and sink into the brand new, comfy bed. Open up the windows to hear the nighttime sounds of the forest. We prioritize our earth and take environmental considerations into every decision: we have solar; we compost and recycle; we use environmentally friendly cleaning products; we avoid disposable items as much as possible; and we used much local and recycled materials in the construction of the treehouse. The interior structure is 10'x16' with a loft and the deck is 16'x4'.

Hardwick village is three miles away, and it's a lovely, small village with everything you'd need. The treehouse is located in the woods, by a year-round stream. It is three miles from Hardwick Village, located on 20 acres of woods, primarily maple trees and has a lovely year-round stream that flows by the house. Nearby there is plenty to do! Restaurants include: - Village Restaurant - great food, lots of local stuff, try the Jasper Hill Cheese Eggs Benedict! - Positive Pie - great pizza and beer selection. My kids love the garlic knots! Say hi to Butch, the bartender - he's an old friend! - Buffalo Mountain Co-op Cafe - lots of great options for breakfast and lunch! Focusing on local foods, and the store downstairs has everything you need. Lots of great people to meet here, too :) - The Scale House - an amazing new restaurant in town, focusing on fresh seafood from Mass, but also lots of local goodness! - House of Pizza - great pizza at a great price! This is where I always get my takeout pizza, but they do have more than just pizza. - A great new coffee shop called Front Seat Coffee! There's also the local Chinese restaurant, Yummy Wok, and Connie's Kitchen, a local bakery. Other food and beverage- related options abound in the area! - Caledonia Spirits / Barr Hill - I'm a bit bias toward this crew - I've worked for them part-time for years. But, hands-down, the best gin in the world! They had been based in Hardwick but now have a new, amazing distillery in Montpelier. If you like gin, or if you don't like gin, check it out! There's also a lovely vodka made from honey, and a unique barrel-aged gin, called Tom Cat. They've also been working hard on a whiskey that I know will be a big hit! - Hill Farmstead Brewery - voted the best beer in the world for multiple years, this is a Mecca for beer-lovers! Only 20 minutes away, it is definitely worth the trip! - Pete's Greens Farmstand - open seasonally, this is the site of the farm of one of, if not the, biggest vegetable farm in Vermont! Found in Craftsbury, also worth the 20 or so minute drive. - Hardwick Farmers' Market - also a seasonal gem, it's located at Atkins Field at 100 Granite St. in Hardwick lots of great local goodies, from veggies and cheese to plants and crafts, and everything in between! Runs Fridays from 3-6pm, June through September. - Jasper Hill Cheese - they don't have a visitors area and you can't visit the site, but you drive by them on your way to Hill Farmstead and can see the beautiful, painted barn. Amazing, internationally acclaimed cheeses - you can find at Willey's Store in Greensboro or the Buffalo Mountain Co-op in Hardwick. - Willey's Store - Located in Greensboro, you will find literally anything you need here! They have local food and beverages, regular groceries, hardware, housewares, clothing and shoes. This is a sight in itself! - Maple Syrup - Cabot Cheese - Vermont Food Venture Center Outdoor Activities (See Guidebook for more) - Local hiking - Nichols Ledge, Barr Hill, Hardwick Trails... - Local swimming - Nichols Pond, Caspian Lake - Canoeing and Kayaking - Nichols Pond, Caspian Lake, Hardwick Lake - Downhill Skiing - Stowe, Smuggler's Notch, Jay Peak, Burke Mountain are the closest, all about an hour away. - Cross Country Skiing - Highland Lodge, Craftsbury Outdoor Center - Mountain Biking - Kingdom Trails in Burke are world-renowned. You can also rent bikes, including fat tire bikes for snow, at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center. Entertainment - Highland Center for the Arts - Bread and Puppet - Vermont Vaudeville - Craftsbury Chamber Players - Museum of Everyday Life

Our very private, serene, stand-alone barn apt. sits on an 80 acre estate with drop-dead views of the Green Mountains, close to Middlebury and Burlington. Perfect for two adults and a child or grandparent, (or two couples who don't mind sleeping in the same room) it is close to skiing, hiking , lake & river swimming, fabulous restaurants... locally made beer, wine, cheese, and chocolate! Looking for Yoga, pasta lessons, or massage? We are very happy to hook you up with all the above!

It's Springtime in the north country! The snow is gone, the grass is greening, the buds, daffodils and bees are lifting us all out of our Coronavirus stupor! Come celebrate our freedom and the good life in the hills of Vermont! We have deep-cleaned the barn and make sure that every surface is disinfected before your arrival. ( We have plenty of toilet paper). Celebration of life in the North Country is happening from Stowe to the Mad River Valley, from Lake Champlain to the top of the Green Mountains, from Middlebury, Burlington, and Stowe, you can experience it all from our place. Great seasonal local wines, ciders and beers are on tap everywhere. Enjoy the incredible mountain views with coffee or drinks while cozy in the barn. Ask about a pasta lesson, cheese, chocolate, beer and wine tastings... Book a massage or spa day. Our very comfortable and beautifully appointed Barn Apartment is surrounded by gardens and breath-taking views on 80 very private acres. Nestled high in the Green Mountains, Lincoln is a peaceful world apart, yet Middlebury College and all its cultural resources is 18 miles away. The charming Village of Bristol is 5 minutes, 20 to the wonderful little City of Vergennes, 30 minutes to Burlington International Airport. Montreal is 2 1/2 hours to the north, Boston 3 hrs. south. We are very close to Lake Champlain for summer water play, as well as world-class skiing at Sugarbush, Madriver, and The Middlebury College Snow Bowl and Reichert Ski Touring Center. Stowe is an hour to the north. Hiking, snowshoeing, serious sledding, secret swimming holes, biking, and cross-country opportunities abound just outside the front door. Numerous great restaurants, artisan cheese and bread makers and several flourishing Farmer's Markets are open year-round. It's a perfect spot for city-dwellers to kick back for a weekend in the country, or for putting up family members during Reunions, Parent's Weekends, Homecoming and Graduations at Middlebury College. Numerous Brides and Grooms have chosen the Apartment for their honeymoons. If you would like to have a Massage, Cooking Class, or an Artisinal Cheese Selection, we would be delighted to arrange it. Flowers for your special event? Please let us know how we can help you plan your perfect get-away. There are plenty of places to get well fed and caffinated nearby. Bristol is home to the incomparable Almost Home Market, the Bristol Cliffs Cafe and Bakery, and Snaps Diner. Dinners out are also a treat: visit with Chef Doug Mack and his wife Linda Harmon of Mary's at Baldwin Creek for fabulous locally grown everything (cooking classes!), or go to the Bobcat for a local Brew and Bistro Fare. Not to be missed either, are the sublimely French Tourterelle (Best Boulliabaise Ever), in New Haven, and the Vergennes Laundry for superb coffee and pastries, fresh oysters and sandwiches. Did I forget to mention Middlebury Chocolates, Daily Chocolate and lu.lu's small-batch ice cream in Vergennes, and all the local brews? So much more great food and drink, so little time!!! We can acommodate two adults in a queen bed, and also have a double-bed as well for an extra couple or child, 35 dollars a night per person in the second bed. Fresh linens, fresh coffee, teas and snacks are provided by us. Canine friends are welcome only downstairs in the barn garage (the floor is heated and the space cozy), and are not allowed in the apartment. Bring kennel and or bed. Please be advised - If your pet cannot be out of your sight, the barn is not going to work for them!

Private, peaceful, beautiful views, convenient to everything you might want to do in our part of the state. Addison County is ideally located between Lake Champlain (summer water games) to the west, the Presidential Range to the east (Mad River Glen, Sugarbush, Stowe Mountain Resort). Quaint, upscale Vergennes is 15 minutes. To the north and south, two College towns: Burlington and Middlebury.

This spacious studio apartment is located in the former Swedish Congregational Church in historic Swedeville, a secluded hilly neighborhood built by Swedish immigrants in the 1800's. For years it housed Rick and Liza’s stained glass studio, which they have now lovingly and creatively transformed into a residence. The rental is minutes from the interstate and one mile from downtown Brattleboro, but the neighborhood has a rural and somewhat European flavor to it.

This 20x20 rental has ten foot high pressed tin ceilings, arched windows, stained glass, a comfortable queen sized bed as well as a twin sized day bed which converts to a king sized bed. The space offers a private subway-tiled bathroom with shower. The kitchenette is equipped with a small fridge, induction hot plate, toaster oven, microwave, french press coffee maker, coffee grinder, tea pot, dishes and utensils. We will provide the fixings for coffee and tea for your use. We have a lovely vegetable and flower garden. You can expect to be greeted by roses or peonies or morning glories depending on the season. The October foliage is outstanding in this area and this neighborhood has some strikingly brilliant trees. During the winter when it snows, the neighborhood looks wonderful coated in sparkling white! Please note that there is a long term rental apartment above this space. You may on occasion hear footsteps on the stairs above. We soundproofed the space a year ago so any sound is minimal.

Brattleboro has regularly been recognized as one of the best small towns and best art towns in the USA. It is home to galleries and thrift stores, to a great farmers' market and a monthly gallery walk, to a wonderful youth theatre, a jazz center, and a wide variety of restaurants and shops. Swedeville is a couple of blocks from nature trails for hiking or cross country skiing depending on season. There are many areas for swimming and hiking nearby as well. We are 10 minutes from the Marlboro Music Festival and less than an hour away from Mount Snow and only a bit further from other downhill ski areas.

The apartment is nestled on 9 acres overlooking a beautiful forested mountain with trails to explore along a brook. A peaceful getaway retreat equip with a living room, a bedroom with a queen bed, full kitchen, & full bathroom. 1 hour from ski resorts. *NO SMOKING ANYWHERE ON THE PROPERTY *Additional $25 pet fee

*We live above the apartment and have 2 young children , so some noise does travel between the floors. The apartment is located on one level of the home & has it's own private entrance & is blocked off from our living area. Eco-Friendly Home: - LEED standards - Solar panels for electricity - Solar thermal for water - Radiant floor heating - Compost System - Organic Garden

Quiet neighborhood along a peaceful dirt road. Putney Attractions: - Green Mountain Orchard -seasonal apple, peach, berry picking - Hidden Springs Maple - Basketville - Putney Mountain Winery - Next Stage - Sandglass Theater - The Yellow Barn Concert Series in the Summer - Miles of cross country ski trails at the Putney School - West Hill Bike Shop *information about local rides - Edel Byrne Stained Glass - Swirl a Vintage Store - Green Mountain Spinnery - Putney Mountain - Miles of hiking trail *guides provided Putney Eateries: - Putney Co-Op - The Gleanery - Putney General Store & Pharmacy - J.D. McCliment's Pub - Putney Farmers Market - Sundays 11 am-2 pm May 27th - October 7th - Putney Diner - Curtis' Barbecue Nearby Attractions: - Brattleboro = 15 minutes - Jamaica State Park = 10 minutes - Stratton = 1 hour - Mt. Snow = 50 minutes - Okemo = 55 minutes - Woodstock = 1 hour - Manchester = 1 hour 15 minutes *Appalachian & Long Trail Access - Bradley International Airport = 1.5 hours Grocery Stores A-Putney Co-op - 8 Carol Brown Way, Putney, VT 05346 B- Brattleboro Co-op - 2 Main St, Brattleboro, VT 05301 C-Hannafords - 896 Putney Rd, Unit 5, Brattleboro, VT 05301 Restaurant Recommendations A. Williamsville Eatery - 26 Dover Rd, Newfane, VT 05345 B. Duo - 136 Main St, Brattleboro, VT 05301 C. The Gleanery - 133 Main St, Putney, VT 05346 D. Whetstone Station Restaurant and Brewery -36 Bridge St, Guilford, VT 05301 E. Burdick's - 47 Main St, Walpole, NH 03608

Located at the junction of the Green Mountains and the Champlain Valley, this quiet space sits on 70 forested acres. A quick drive to Brandon, Middlebury College, Lake Dunmore, and the Green Mountain National Forest, this is the perfect home base. Enjoy nature in this free-standing secluded space and discover what Addison County has to offer from an easy to access location. Explore nearby lakes and plenty of trails, and events and culture are just down the road.

Spring and summer in Vermont are truly glorious. The cabin was built as a hunting camp by a logging firm that harvested timber here. We have built our home on the property and updated the cabin with plenty of amenities. The cabin is a nice balance of rustic, cozy, and comfortable, and we take pride in the beauty of this place.

Plenty to do nearby! Rutland and Middlebury Farmers' Markets, Wood's Garden Market, Champlain and Douglas Orchards, Falls of Lana, Silver Lake, Branbury State Park, Goshen Dam, shops and restaurants in Middlebury and Brandon, Rutland's Paramount Theater, Cattails Restaurant, Texas Falls, Route 100 Scenic Highway, Mount Independence Historic Site and Fort Ticonderoga, rivers and mountains galore! Still a working forest, the property is home to a plethora of wildlife, hosting two beaver dams and a designated deer wintering area. There are some trails here on the property, and plenty of outdoor space for you to enjoy. Enjoy colorful sunsets as herons, ducks, and geese fly in for the evening, or spend the evening out in the cultural centers of Brandon or Middlebury. Bring, rent or borrow a boat and spend the day at nearby Lake Dunmore, Fern Lake, or Sugar Hill Reservoir; make the stunning 1 hour drive up to Burlington for the day for cool shops and great restaurants; or pick fresh Vermont fruits and berries with views of Lake Champlain. The Moosalamoo Recreation area is right in our backyard. There is so much to do around here, you may not want to leave!

One of the oldest homes in West Townshend with loads of charm! Bright, cozy rooms and a private yard with outdoor fire pit. Quiet side street with easy access to the Townshend Lake Trail System. Enjoy nature walks, river exploration, mountain biking, and cross country skiing. Walk to the country store/café for wholesome meals plus seasonal Farmer's Market. Convenient to both Brattleboro and Manchester. Explore Southern Vermont's recreation, dining, shopping and ski resorts

The space is cozy with plenty of natural light and is set up to make your stay as comfortable as possible. New mattresses and beds with quality linens and towels. New washer and dryer for laundry during extended stays. The kitchen is equipped with everything you need if you want to do your own cooking. There is a toaster oven as well as a traditional electric range and a microwave. Coffee and tea are provided. There have been many recent upgrades to this home, but several features are unique in character including an antique claw foot bath tub (with shower) in the main bathroom. The second bathroom is quite small with an older tub as well plus a hand held shower . As is typical with old Vermont farm houses- people made use of what was availble. The house, with its old time VT character and the village setting will definitely give you a classic small town New England experience!

The neighbors keep to themselves, but friendly. Worden Lane is not a through road so there is very little traffic. A short walk to the end of the road will lead you to the trail system.

** THIS AIRBNB IS CLEANED FOLLOWING THE COVID-19 PROTOCOL** Enjoy your visit to Burlington in this spacious and sunny 1 bedroom apartment. This is the perfect spot for those looking to go out and experience the shopping and nightlife of the downtown area. You'll be 1 block away from Church street's shopping and dining, and a 1/2 block away from some of the best bars and live music in town (Radio Bean, Lamp Shop, OP, 3 Kneads). The waterfront is also just a short 10 minute walk through town.

The apartment is designed and stocked to provide you with everything you would expect in a hotel + more. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking and dining and is always stocked with coffee and tea. Enjoy the record player, a book, or some quiet time on the sofa, this space was decorated lovingly with unique and vintage treasures that all have a history and a story behind them. The bedroom has a queen size bed and a 45" flat screen T.V.. There is hi-speed internet, basic TV channels, and Chromecast, so watching your favorite shows on the TV will be a breeze if you choose to bring your laptop/smartphone. The Bathroom has a claw foot tub for relaxing baths, and towels, washcloths, blow dryer, iron, and ironing board are all provided.

The Olde North End is (perhaps I’m biased) my favorite neighborhood in Burlington. It is close to downtown, but has a more homey and local feel. The neighborhood is home to many artists, musicians, and other creative types. It has a great selection of bars and restaurants that won’t be as busy as the more touristy downtown area (Drifters, Duino, and Butch and Babes are some of my favorite places to eat and grab a drink).

The Hyggelig Hytte is a one of a kind Nordic inspired cabin and sauna located in the heart of the Green Mountains. 30 mins north of Montpelier deep in the woods. Glamping and leaf peeping fun! Rustic romanic, hobo hideaway, bohemian hermitage, nordic nook.

Inspired by my trip to the Faroe Islands in 2013 and my love of the Viking Age, this is your perfect one of a kind rustic glamping experience. This small 144 sq foot Nordic inspired cabin is located ~50 yards behind my house on 11 acres of mixed hardwood and evergreens. You will have your own driveway, garden, fridge and cookstove. I provide coffee and tea as well as light breakfast foods: yogurt, granola, oatmeal and fresh eggs when I have them. There are dishes, pots and pans in the cabin. There is a small electric heater for the winter months which gets it plenty cozy. Your driveway is unmarked and steep, it is located on the same side of the street as my home (1743) to the north (please follow the signs and do not use my neighbors driveways). If you cannot make it up, just park in mine and walk back. You will need snow tires in the winter! Sleeps 2 adults on a queen size futon and there is a loft for a toddler or young child. Here you can enjoy hiking around the woods, picking blackberries and relaxing in Vermont's pristine beauty. Situated 30 min north of Montpelier. Peaceful, rustic simplicity. Enjoy a fire in your own fire pit and take in the stars! No light pollution. Wild turkeys, bats, hawks, deer, and even black bears are seen in these woods. Great for couples, writers or backpackers. *****Wifi is dubious and cell service is a hit or miss. If you have Verizon, you will have much better luck than At&T or Tmobile.**** No indoor plumbing, but a 5 gallon water jug for washing hands/dishes/face etc. There is an outhouse behind the cabin. Showers, laundry and can happen in the main house. Fire pit and barbecue available for use. I provide wood, but you should bring your own kindling. Gorgeous woods to hike or snowshoe through. I have one pair for you to borrow. I enjoy meeting new people, but do not need to socialize with you. I understand that people come to get away and I want to honor your privacy. I will let you know my availability if you need help or recommendations for places to visit etc. Depending on the season, you may see me in the backyard. East Calais is a small town with one gas station/general store a 7 min drive from the cabin, but otherwise, you are out in the woods on dirt roads. We are a 30 min drive from Montpelier, and a 1 hour drive from Stowe and Jay Peak, Sugarbush ski resorts. The village of Plainfield is a 15 minute drive away and has restaurants, bars and some shops etc. There is no public transport in this part of Vermont. You will need snow tires in the winter and AWD preferably as the cabin is located on dirt roads (thought they are well maintained), but in the summer and fall this is not necessary.

East Calais has one general store a 7 minute drive from the cabin. Otherwise, the village of Plainfield is a 20 minute drive away and has restaurants, bars and some shops etc. Montpelier is a 30 minute drive south and Hardwick is a 20 minute drive north. All these towns have night life.

*** Chosen by Boston Magazine as one of five New England barns to rent! *** Beautiful barn loft close to Burlington, the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain. Air conditioning, cathedral ceilings, plenty of natural light, rustic charm and lovely views. The space has its own entrance and is completely separate and private from the main house.

>>>>>>A SPECIAL MESSAGE:<<<<<< To ensure your healthy and safety during this uncertain time, we work hard to thoroughly clean the barn after each guest. This includes disinfecting key surfaces, including handles, door knobs, switches, railings, and other items. While our barn features a separate entrance that ensures no physical contact with others, we are here to share local information, like great places to go and things to do. Jenny and Barry ************************************ Our barn is separate and very private from the main house and features a living space with air conditioning, eating area, couch and sitting area, a private bathroom and a bedroom with a queen size bed. We have a portable single frame twin bed that can be set up on request for an additional guest. The space is open and spacious with 3/4 wall separating the bedroom from the rest of the living space. There is no kitchen. There is a drip coffee maker and an electric hot water kettle for tea. Tea, coffee and fixings are provided along with basic tableware for drinks and causal eating in the space. There is also an Apple TV, small fridge, microwave and wifi.

RESTAURANTS: The Hinesburgh Public House offers excellent local food selection. The Parkside Cafe has wonderful scones, muffins and a full breakfast menu. Papa Nick's has great diner fare for breakfast. Burlington is 20-25 minutes away, and has many fine restaurants and things to do. Middlebury is approximately 30 minutes away. WINERIES, BREWERIES AND CIDERIES Nearby wineries include the Shelburne Vineyard, Lincoln Peak Vineyard, Charlotte Village Winery. Nearby breweries include Magic Hat, Fiddlehead, Switchback Brewing, Queen City Brewery, Vermont Pub and Brewery, Frost Beer Works (in Hinesburg) and The Alchemist - home of the world famous Heady Topper! Nearby cideries include Citizen Cider and Woodchuck Hard Cider. NORDIC AND ALPINE SKIING The Sleepy Hollow Nordic Ski Center in Huntington offers 35km of well-groomed trails for both classic and skate skiing (20 min. away). The Catamount Family Outdoor Center in Williston offers over 35 kilometers of cross country ski trails groomed for both classical and skate techniques. Catamount also features snowshoeing and the latest rage - Fat Biking! (20 min. away). Sugarbush has six distinct mountain peaks for alpine skiing (Gadd, Lincoln, Castlerock, North Lynx, Mt. Ellen & Inverness), and 2,000-acres of backcountry in the Slide Brook Basin - 578 acres, 111 trails, 16 lifts, 3 terrain parks, and 20 wooded trails. (50 min. away) ATTRACTIONS Shelburne Museum is a museum of art, design, and Americana located 15minutes away. Ov(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) works are exhibited in 38 exhibition buildings, 25 of which are historic and were relocated to the Museum grounds. Only the visitor center and gallery are open in the winter. Visit their website for winter hours and exhibits. Shelburne Farms is a beautiful property open to visitors to explore. It’s a nonprofit education center for sustainability, 1,400 acres, working farm, and National Historic Landmark on the shores of Lake Champlain in Shelburne, Vermont. The property is nationally significant as a well-preserved example of a Gilded Age "ornamental farm", developed in the late 19th century with architecture by Robert Henderson Robertson and landscaping by Frederick Law Olmsted. The Hinesburg Area Land Trust maintains many miles of excellent hiking trails. We'd be happy to share information about the trails. Camel's Hump is close by in Huntington and one of the larger hikes in Vermont. Mt. Philo in Charlotte is a 15 minute drive and a short hike or drive to the top for spectacular views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks. Lake Champlain is 20 minutes away, and offers many recreational opportunities.

It's the perfect place to relax and have a staycation! Or a real vacation it's the perfect spot for snow bums, summer lovers or people who just want to experience Vermont!

This space was built by us and the help of each of our families! It is on 30 acres that we also live on. Here on the property we have bees, chickens, a small pond & brook plus more wildlife than you can imagine. It is so joyful to sit and listen to the song birds or watch the deer graze. It is a place of joy and laughter and we would love to bring others to enjoy what we get to enjoy everyday.

We love how close we are to down town but still out in the woods. We love being on a dirt road but still only one mile from pavement!

Welcome to the Tiny Art House! With a covered porch nearly as big as the house itself, there's plenty of room and a pleasing view of white pines and field grasses. It has a sleeping loft with a queen-sized bed and 2 extra twin mattresses. We offer one free one-time spa pass for quests book at least 2 nights (hot tub, salt water pool, gym, sauna, steam room and shower). Additional passes are $15 and do not have to be purchased ahead of time. Please read the full description of the space.

The Tiny Art House has a composting toilet, gas stove and oven, coffee maker, toaster, and simple cooking supplies. Spring water for drinking and light clean up is provided but there is no hot or running water (you can heat water on the gas stove). Tiny Art House is a ten-minute walk from the West River where you can walk or bike the 8 miles of trail along the river. You can take the 45 minute walk on the trail or drive 10 minutes to downtown Brattleboro where you'll find eateries, breweries, a movie theater, bowling, art museum and galleries, local shopping, book stores, hiking trails, and tubing and canoe/kayak rentals. There are also some great swimming spots on the West River.

The Tiny Art House is located two miles from the exit 3 rotary on route I-91. Most of the two miles are dirt roads. There are six other homes on our dead end road (Fox Farm) with lots of fields and woods in between.

From the moment you cross the cedar footbridge over Alder Brook, you'll know you're somewhere special. Featured in Boston Magazine and CabinPorn, Alder Brook Cottage is an inspired, rustic dream cabin located in the woods of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Surrounded by a crystal clear stream and 1400 acres of rugged forest, it is the perfect getaway for glampers looking to experience the tiny house life. Minutes away from Caspian Lake, Hill Farmstead Brewery, and Craftsbury Outdoor Center.

**Read this: this is a rustic cottage—no electricity or running water, and you have to be okay with climbing a loft ladder AND using an outhouse. Buy firewood locally.** When I was young, I had a dream in which I lived in a tiny house in the woods. I still remember every detail of it. As I went through my teens and twenties, the dream never faded…and so, in 2015, my girlfriend and I decided to give it a try. We bought land in the woods of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, and guided by our hearts and many books, we built a tiny house. After you park off the (paved) road, you’ll cross a wooden footbridge over a stream and climb a rocky staircase into the forest. After a couple hundred feet, the house appears through the trees. Inside you’ll find a sunny, cozy space that is perfect for relaxing in the beauty of the woods. There is a kitchenette with a stove and pots and pans, a bathroom with a shower basin, a fold-out daybed, a wood stove, a pull-down table, bookshelves lined with some of my favorite books, and a loft with the most comfortable queen mattress in Vermont. Summer, fall, winter, spring — the cabin is like something out of a fairytale. **You’ll need to bring your own water (2 gallons per person per day is usually enough, and you can refill at a nearby spring on Route 14) **You'll need to buy your own bundles of firewood at nearby Aubuchon Hardware. Don't bring firewood from other places — it transports invasive pests that are currently devouring some of our beloved trees here in the Kingdom! **It is in the woods, but you can still hear cars on the road about 200 feet away. Behind the house is 1400 acres of untouched forest, cliffs, and streams. You’re 5 minutes from the town of Hardwick, with all modern conveniences available. You are nearby tons of pristine lakes and rivers, the best brewery in the world (no joke — Hill Farmstead Brewery has won best in the world many times), the best cheesemaker in the world (Jasper Hill Farm....also no joke), nordic skiing at Craftsbury Outdoor Center, mountain biking at Kingdom Trails, and ski resorts such as Stowe, Burke Mountain, Jay Peak, and many more. Check in: 3pm or later Check out: 10am When you leave: strip sheets, take your trash, clean your dishes, leave no food

Hardwick is a quintessential Vermont village, with a little library, a bookshop, restaurants, and various other businesses along a short main street. There is cross-country skiing and mountain biking in town. You'll love restaurants like The Village Restaurant, Connie's Kitchen, and Positive Pie. A really cool old suspension footbridge crosses the river downtown.

Our treehouse is a peaceful and serene location perfect for a relaxing getaway. Ideally located in the Green Mountain National Forest, the treehouse is perched just uphill from our beaver pond, you will experience a unique opportunity to appreciate the beauty of the Green Mountains. Being located between Killington and Sugarbush you will have plenty to do. Between the cozy bed and in-house massage therapist you probably won’t want to leave anyway. Make sure to check out our other treehouse!

From the treehouse platform you can sit, relax and watch the beavers in their pond below or just cozy up inside the treehouse or go be adventurous in the forest.

Our neighbors include the Green Mountain National Forest and the river! But we do have local places and fun things to do from hiking trails to skiing at Killington and Sugarbush resorts, fishing and hunting in the local areas, art and food in nearby Rochester, and breweries in Middlebury!

Our guest house is close to many local activities and attractions, including Kingdom Trails mountain biking, V.A.S.T. trail snowmobiling, Burke Mountain Resort and beautiful Lake Willoughby. A detached studio with a full kitchen including a refrigerator, range with oven, toaster, coffee pot, silverware, glassware, and cookware. The bathroom has an upright shower, and full linens and towels are provided. We invite you to come stay with us and spend time seeing what Northern Vermont has to offer.

Our studio style guesthouse is perfect for couples or small families looking to get away for a vacation in a beautiful area hidden away in Northeast Vermont. Off the beaten path and named for our location on an elevation above the larger towns to the south, you'll find some of the best outdoor recreation in the country. Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, boating, and a glacial lake only a few minutes away from where you'll be staying. You will have the entire place to yourself, with dedicated parking and a private driveway. We keep the house clean and offer free WiFi and satellite TV.

Our town is very rural, you'll find access to shopping and services in neighboring towns. Newark is a town of about 580 residents, with more in the summer months. It has three major ponds for boating, swimming, and fishing. In the surrounding area you'll find more opportunity for outdoor activities as well as shopping and entertainment. Distances Lake Willoughby - 12 minutes (8.3 miles) Kingdom Trails - 15 minutes (8 miles) Burke Mountain - 14 minutes (8 miles) Lyndonville - 18 minutes (12 miles) Saint Johnsbury - 30 minutes (20 miles) Jay Peak - 1hr (46 miles) Montpelier - 1hr 15min (54 miles) Mount Washington - 2hrs (71 miles) Burlington (closest major airport) - 2hrs (100 miles) Montreal - 2.5hrs (138 miles) Quebec City - 3.5 hrs (215 miles) New York City - 5.5 hrs (340 miles)

Come savor a secluded escape in the green mountains. Park your car and enjoy a short hike up to your private mountainside retreat. This cozy cabin in the forest is the perfect spot to relax, slow down, and unwind. For adventure seekers, it is the ideal home base. Well maintained hiking trails surround the area. We are minutes from the Long Trail, renowned rock climbing, beautiful swimming holes, kayaking, fishing, golfing, mountain biking, skiing and snowboarding.

Our off the grid tiny house features a (seasonal) solar heated outdoor shower, outhouse, (seasonal) non-potable running water in the kitchen, a propane cook stove, and a wood stove to keep you warm on chilly nights. The wood stove is the only source of heat inside the cabin, so working knowledge of fire-starting is a must! We do not have refrigeration, but provide a cooler for use during your stay. In the cabin you will find plates, cups, bowls, utensils, simple cooking tools, a kettle, a saucepan, a frying pan, a roasting pan, a coffee grinder, a french press, a mixing bowl and a strainer. We also provide bedding and towels.

Hike Libby's Look, explore Preston Pond, or find a secluded swimming hole without getting in your car. Play a round at the West Bolton Golf Club just around the corner. We are just a short drive away from the Waterbury Reservoir, a perfect spot for kayaking and fishing. We are also close to the town of Richmond where you can stock up on supplies or grab a bite to eat. We are 30 minutes away from Burlington, and close to many other area attractions. We are centrally located in a great spot for skiing and snowboarding! We are less than an hour from 4 mountains. Specifically, we are 12 miles from Bolton Valley Resort, 27 miles from Smugglers Notch Resort, 29 miles from Sugarbush Resort, and 33 miles from Stowe Mountain Resort.

Comfortable guesthouse located conveniently on US Route 7 near Okemo, Killington, and Stratton ski areas. Half hour from Manchester Outlet Stores. Near Long Trail/Appalachian Trail, Weston and Dorset Playhouses and miles of scenic country roads. Close to Elfin Lake and White Rocks National Recreation Area.Great for couples, small families, solo adventurers, and business travelers. Queen size bed and full kitchen. Great for overnight stay or week-long vacation to enjoy the beauty of Vermont.

This guesthouse was built using a mid-19th century barn as its framework. It has all the conveniences of home while on the road.

We are conveniently located next to US Route 7, but surrounded by 400 acres of farmland and woodland. In approximately half an hour, you can be at many of the local ski areas, hiking trails, shopping centers, kayaking on one of beautiful lakes or ponds, or on a trail hiking to the top of a mountain overlooking the Green Mountains. We are less than half mile walk to Elfin Lake. Best soft serve ice cream nearby during summer months.

Quiet fully equipped single bedroom apartment located just two blocks from downtown Burlington. It's within walking distance of church street, UVM and the Medical Center, the waterfront, and less than hour from Stowe mountain.

This is a one bedroom/studio apartment located 2 blocks from Church Street. The apartment itself is stocked with coffee and tea, but if you're looking for more than that in the morning just a block away is the Barrio Bakery, where you can get lovely pastries and lattes. In the evening if you're looking for music and dinner, you're just a block away from one of Burlington's best night clubs and restaurants The Radio Bean, where there is live music almost every night. The kitchen is well equipped with utensils, dishes, a coffee maker, a refrigerator for food storage, and a stove. There is a private entrance, queen bed, equipped kitchen, bath with shower (no tub), off-street parking, WiFi, hairdryer, and a futon sofa that folds flat for a third/fourth guest. In addition to having one guaranteed parking spot, which will seem quite a luxury during a snow storm when street parking is prohibited, we also have a wonderful shady yard (not fenced in) for relaxing in. For no additional fee we allow pets to stay with you and the yard is a convenient place to hang out with a pup.

The Old North End is what makes Burlington, Burlington. With great local dining options only a short walk in any direction.

Honeycrisp Cottage a Tiny Timber Frame is a bright, energy efficient dwelling nestled on 9 acres overlooking a beautiful forested mountain & trails to explore along a brook. A peaceful getaway retreat equipped with a living room, a king bed, loft with a queen bed, full kitchen, & full bathroom. 1 hour from ski resorts. * Please No Smoking On The Property

- Built in 2016 - Timber-frame - LEED Compliant - VOC Free Paint

Quiet neighborhood along a peaceful dirt road. Putney Attractions: - Green Mountain Orchard -seasonal apple, peach, berry picking - Hidden Springs Maple - Basketville - Putney Mountain Winery - Next Stage - Sandglass Theater - The Yellow Barn Concert Series in the Summer - Miles of cross country ski trails at the Putney School - West Hill Bike Shop *information about local rides - Edel Byrne Stained Glass - Swirl a Vintage Store - Green Mountain Spinnery - Putney Mountain - Miles of hiking trail *guides provided Putney Eateries: - Putney Co-Op - The Gleanery - Putney General Store & Pharmacy - J.D. McCliment's Pub - Putney Farmers Market - Sundays 11 am-2 pm May 27th - October 7th - Putney Diner - Curtis' Barbecue Nearby Attractions: - Brattleboro = 15 minutes - Jamaica State Park = 10 minutes - Stratton = 1 hour - Mt. Snow = 50 minutes - Okemo = 55 minutes - Woodstock = 1 hour - Manchester = 1 hour 15 minutes *Appalachian & Long Trail Access - Bradley International Airport = 1.5 hours Grocery Stores A-Putney Co-op - 8 Carol Brown Way, Putney, VT 05346 B- Brattleboro Co-op - 2 Main St, Brattleboro, VT 05301 C-Hannafords - 896 Putney Rd, Unit 5, Brattleboro, VT 05301 Restaurant Recommendations A. Williamsville Eatery - 26 Dover Rd, Newfane, VT 05345 B. Duo - 136 Main St, Brattleboro, VT 05301 C. The Gleanery - 133 Main St, Putney, VT 05346 D. Whetstone Station Restaurant and Brewery -36 Bridge St, Guilford, VT 05301 E. Burdick's - 47 Main St, Walpole, NH 03608 F. T.J. Buckley's - 132 Elliot St, Brattleboro, VT 05301

7 mi Alchemist Brewery 4 mi Lost Nation Brewery 30 min Hill Farmstead Brewery 15 min Trapp Lager Brewery and Trapp Family Lodge 5 min Green Mt Distillery 5 mi Stowe 15 mi Waterbury 8 mi Elmore State Park 12 mi Waterbury State Park Unlimited hiking and Mt biking trails 3 mi Rail Trail 6 mi Stowe Bike Path 45 min Burlington 30 min Smugglers Notch Resort 45 min Jay Peak Resort and Water Park 20 min Stowe Mt Resort 20 min Ben&Jerry 20 min Cold Hollow Cider Mill 35 min Cabot Creamery

Enjoy a unique experience staying in this newly constructed, modern, eco-friendly, passive country cottage! Our house meets all passive house standards! Guests will enjoy all new stainless steel appliances, a comfortable queen bed, a queen pullout sofa, great for kids or another couple, HD TVs, high-speed wifi, laundry room, and a lovely patio with grill. Let's not forget the fire pit! The airtight construction has superior insulation and moisture resistance to keep its guests comfortable during Northeastern winters, yet cool and comfy during the summer. Meals and Room Tax Account # MRK-10126712

Our property is in the heart of the beautiful Green Mountains. There is plenty to see and do. We are located 6 miles from the village of Stowe, 16 miles to Interstate 89 and Burlington is a 45 minute drive and well worth the visit! For the outdoor enthusiasts we have skiing, hiking, mountain biking, golfing, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, biking and running. We have an awesome selection of yoga studios and spas for those of you who want to pamper yourselves. Vermont is world renown for it's craft beer! We are lucky to be so close to many of these fine breweries including the Alchemist Brewery, Trapp Lager Brewery, Lost Nation Brewery, Rock Art Brewery and Hill Farmstead Brewery to name a few. For the foodies we are fortunate to have some of the finest foods available. We pride ourselves in farm to table practices. Whether you want to buy your food at the local farmers markets and cook at the cottage or treat yourself to a fabulous meal you will not be disappointed! The vast array of cafes, gourmet pizza, diners and casual to 5 star restaurants in the area, your needs will be met. Agritourism is becoming more and more popular. Visiting a farm while you are here is not only fun, but educational too!

My place is nestled on a private road on Lake Bomoseen in the the Lakes Region of beautiful Vermont. We are within 50 minutes from Killington, Pico, and Okemo mountains. Close to Castleton State University, you’ll love the cozy, private, one room guest cottage that awaits you with your very own lake front sitting area a short distance from the bungalow. Use my kayaks or bring your own; dock space available for small boats. Boat rental is an option at a local marina.

Pet friendly.

PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE DESCRIPTION BEFORE SUBMITTING AN INQUIRY. This private tiny house includes fresh linens, dedicated Wi-Fi, a kitchenette, hot shower, and a flushing toilet. The space accommodates up to 5 people comfortably. Enjoy an evening by the fire pit or sit on the porch as you take in the quiet peace of the Green Mountains.

A private bedroom includes a single over double bunk bed. The separate bathroom has a hot shower and great water pressure. The living room is equipped with a futon that can fold out to a full bed. The cottage has its own dedicated high speed Wi-Fi connection so it is possible to watch a movie on your tablet. Or you can get unplugged as the cabin is packed full of your favorite childhood board and card games as well as a nice collection of books. We welcome pets. Enjoy the tiny house amenities including a Keurig coffee maker complete with complimentary K cups. A refrigerator, microwave, toaster oven and hotplates make preparing meals easy. (pots, pans and cooking/eating utensils are in the cabinets) The cabin is well insulated with comfortable thermostat controlled gas heat and air conditioning. Built by Jamaica Cottage Shop, a tiny home builder, this cozy and whimsical cabin is located on a quiet property in Jamaica, Vermont. Gourmet dining and designer outlets are a close drive to Manchester, Vermont. Spend a day skiing on the slopes at one of the nearby ski resorts: Stratton (9 miles to access road), Bromley (18 miles), Mount Snow (20 miles), Magic Mountain (15 miles) or Okemo (30 miles). Hike or bicycle to one of the popular swimming holes, both Hamilton and Pikes Falls are very close. The two state parks Townshend and Jamaica have numerous overlook trails for hiking and the West River offers kayaking, rafting and tubing. The quaint porch, with fantasy fairy lights, overlooks a magical garden of lilacs which bloom in June. Grill your dinner on the outdoor grill and then stroll around the yard and enjoy the secret garden, the chicken palace, or one of the park benches. It seems there is a surprise around every corner. Please note: For reservations booked in Vermont State on or after October first two thousand and sixteen, guests will see a charge for the occupancy tax. The tax will be listed separately and added to the total amount paid by guests on applicable stays. Pets are welcome. Please note that the neighbor's dogs, who are friendly towards people and other dogs, are often over in our yard. Higher rates may apply to holiday weekends.

Walk out the door for an adventure on the West River Trail. Jamaica State Park is 2 miles from the studio. The two state parks Townshend and Jamaica have numerous overlook trails and the West River offers kayaking, rafting and tubing. Gourmet dining and designer outlets are a close drive to Manchester, Vermont. Spend a day skiing on the slopes at one of the nearby ski resorts: Stratton, Bromley, Mount Snow, Magic Mountain,or Okemo. Hike or bicycle to one of the popular swimming holes; both Hamilton and Pikes Falls are very close.

This cozy Bow House is perched up overlooking a lovely valley and boasts large south facing windows, a unique bowed loft and a warm, inviting space to relax. It sits on a charming dirt road near Brushwood & Fairlee Forests that host hiking, biking and ATV trails. Lake Fairlee is a scenic 10 min drive; 15 min to Lake Morey & I-91 and 30 min to Dartmouth College. Enjoy the glow of the rising sun and beautiful views above the fog, then unwind surrounded by the magical woods and wildlife of Vermont.

A unique three story bow shaped house perched at 1250 ft, overlooking a beautiful Vermont valley of hills and trees. MAIN LEVEL +Plush Wrap Around Couch +South Facing Picture Windows +Vermont Made Butcher Block Table +Vermont Castings Wood Stove +Full Kitchen w/ Dishwasher +Stainless Steel Appliances +Vintage Vermont Slate & Pine Floors +Full Bath w/ Tub +Door to Slate Patio & Grill UPPER LEVEL +Full Level Loft w/ Bowed Rafters +King Bed with South View +40in Smart TV w/ DVD Player +Queen Bed with North Woods View +Twin Sofa Bed BRIGHT WALKOUT BASEMENT +Queen Bed +Queen Sofa Bed +50in Smart TV w/ DVD Player +Access to Outdoor Salt Water Hot Tub +Full Bath w/ Shower +Vermont Castings Propane Stove +Bright South Facing French Doors MUDROOM +Keyless Entry +Large Mudroom & Laundry +Space for Storage & Rec. Gear +Forced Hot Air Propane Furnace OUTSIDE +Large Propane Grill +Flat Yard w/ Hammock & Picnic Table +Fenced Area on Wooded Hillside +Flagstone Patio w/ 4 Person Hot Tub +Private Hiking Trail through Woods +Shed w/ Firewood +Parking for Multiple Vehicles +Space for Trailer Parking +Quick Access to Public Use Trails The house is surrounded by towering maple, pine and birch trees which create a natural cooling effect in the summer. The bowed walls hug you into the house making it a great place to nestle in and relax. As you move around the property you'll find flowers, mushrooms, mossy ledge and rock formations. Take it all in and let the serene sound of nature's own bio-symphony dissolve the effects of modern day stresses.

Blood Brook Valley is a treat for retreating business travelers, visiting families, recreationalists and history lovers, set in quintessential rural Vermont on a dirt road, but with quick access to area offerings. BLOOD BROOK ROAD +North Corner of Lake Fairlee +Historic 18th & 19th Century Homes +Brushwood & Fairlee Forests +Bald Top & CrossRivendell Hiking Trails +Class IV ATV Roads +VAST Snowmobile Network +Open Acre Horseback Riding +MilldaleFarm Center for Wellness 10-12 MINUTE DRIVE +Lake Fairlee Camps +Ohana Wedding Venue +Treasure Island Public Beach +Lake Fairlee Boat Launch +Post Mills Hot Air Balloon Rides +Ely Mountain Conservation Area +Wild Hill Pick Your Own Blueberries +Crossroads Farm Stand 15-20 MINUTES +Lake Morey Camps +Fairlee Restaurants & Stores +Lake Morey Resort & Golf Course +Fairlee Hiking Trails & Boat Launch +Fairlee Drive-In Theatre +Union Village Dam Rec. Area +Thetford Hill State Park +Connecticut River Boat Launch +Pema Osel Buddhist Center +Hulbert Outdoor Learning Center +Lake Morey Nordic Skating Trail +Lyme & Orford, NH Restaurants +25A to White Mountains +I-91 Ramps (Fairlee & Thetford) 30 MINUTES +Dartmouth College +Dartmouth Skiway +Northeast Slopes Rope Tow +King Arthur Flour & Baking Center +Hanover, NH Restaurants & Museums +White River Jct Historic District & I-89 +Appalachian Trail Day Hikes NORTH OVER WILD HILL + 15 MINUTES +Bradford Restaurants & Stores +Supermarket, Pharmacy & Liquor +Pierson’s Pick Your Own Strawberries +Bear Ridge Speedway +I-91 North & Route 25N (Bradford) 40 MINUTES +Dartmouth Medical Center +Quechee Gorge Attractions +Simon Pearce Glass Blowing +VINS Nature Center The dirt road is well maintained, but gently climbs and seasonal weather can cause variable conditions. The drive way is a quick steep climb, accessible by most vehicles, but winter conditions may require all wheel drive or snow tires.

**2 bedroom home right on the water w/77' of lake frontage **Complete surface cleaning & disinfection of the home for every guest **Enjoy beautiful sunsets over the Adirondacks **Views of the lake from every room **Fully stocked, thoughtfully equipped kitchen **Outdoor deck w/BBQ & lounge area **Apple TVs & cable in every room **Outdoor fire-pit w/seating, hammock & seasonal 1/2 bathroom **High Speed Wi-Fi **Very safe/quiet neighborhood **Parking for 3 vehicles **2 Kayaks in the summer **Self check-in **Small spiral staircase between floors **6 mi to Downtown Burlington

**Has a lovely view of the lake from every room in the house. **Is located on a peaceful part of the lake with little boat traffic. **Affords you a beach bum's life in the summers and a winter wonderland during the cold months. Located on the second floor: Front door with keypad entry, kitchen, dining area, living room with TV and full size sofa bed, bathroom and furnished deck with BBQ. Please note that there is a small spiral staircase between the 2nd floor living area and bedrooms on the first floor. Located on the first floor: Master bedroom w/queen size bed and TV, 2nd bedroom with queen size bed and TV bathroom and laundry. There is direct access to the lake from both of the bedrooms. Located in the Backyard (during the warmer months): Kayaks, outdoor lounge with fire-pit, games and a seasonal half bathroom. Prepare your favorite meals in the thoughtfully equipped kitchen that includes granite countertops, a refrigerator, dishwasher, natural gas range, microwave, a high-end filtered drinking water system and an attached serving counter with bar stools. There is high speed wifi throughout the house as well as AppleTV and cable in each room. Digital keypad entry at the front means you don't have to worry about taking keys with you when you leave the house. We will contact you a few days before your arrival with your custom key code. My local property management team and I look forward to hosting you and are committed to providing a most excellent experience.

This home is located on the south end of Shelburne Bay, right near the entrance to Shelburne Farms. A 1,400 acre working biodynamic farm, it includes gorgeous walking trails, the O'Bread Bakery, cheese making and tasting, their market garden and a 5 star restaurant. It's about a 12 minute drive to downtown Burlington and 5 min drive to Shelburne Museum and downtown Shelburne where you can find a nice of selection of farm to table restaurants, bars and shopping.

This newly renovated barn is located in the hills of Fairlee, VT five minutes from I-91. A stand-alone private space with two spacious living areas and decks overlooking ponds and the mountains, . Direct access to extensive hiking trails and minutes from Lake Morey and the Lake Morey golf course, home of the Vermont Open.

For sleeping, in the front room there is a comfortable queen size pullout couch and an inflatable queen size mattress if needed. In the second room there are leather couches, a large screen television with Apple TV, and a kitchen area with a bar sink, small refrigerator, Keurig machine, toaster, and microwave. Upon arrival, you will find the fridge stocked with water and juices and there will be a selection of coffee and tea, cream and sugars, and VT cheese and crackers. As well, you will find your choice of something to toast for breakfast.

Area Attractions and Activities Chapmans General Store: Located on Main Street in Fairlee, Chapmans has a wide selection of Vermont-made products, crafts, and souvenirs, as well as an extensive wine selection. Route 5, Fairlee (5 minutes from the Hilltop) (802) 333-9709 Farmway: Family-owned and operated since 1983. We are located in a mill not a mall with over 17 acres of land to explore. The store has grown but our philosophy has never changed. We do our best to bring you the products that have been asked for and with the best of quality and service. With this idea in mind, the store has over 4 million dollars in inventory of footwear, clothing, gear, sporting goods, and houseware items – quality name brands you know and love. Bradford, VT (15 minutes from the Hilltop) (802) 222-9316 – www.vermontgear.com Montshire Museum of Science: Enjoy "one of the greatest assemblages of hands-on, child-friendly exhibits ever gathered in one place,” according to the NY Times. Inside see live animals, aquariums, and exhibits on space, nature, and technology. Outside, explore nature trails and picnic areas along the Connecticut River. Open daily 10 AM-5 PM. Exit 13, I-91, Norwich, VT (20 minutes from the Hilltop) (802) 649-2200 – www.montshire.org Dan & Whit's General Store: “If we don’t have it you don’t need it.” This classic general store has a little bit of everything: daily paper, fresh-cut meats, winter boots, every size nail imaginable, fine wines and cheese, and, of course, true Vermont hospitality. Exit 13, I-91, Norwich, VT (20 minutes from the Hilltop) (802) 649-1602 Hanover, NH &amp; Dartmouth College: A beautiful college town offering a wide variety of shopping and dining. Take a stroll down Main Street, relax on the Dartmouth Green with a good book or take in all the beauty that surrounds this classic Ivy League campus. Exit 13, I-91 (20 minutes from the Hilltop) (603) 643-3115 – www.hanoverchamber.org Quechee Gorge &amp; Village: Vermont’s “Little Grand Canyon” with beautiful vistas 162 feet above the Ottauquechee River. Hiking and walking trails along the mile-long chasm. Picnic overlooking waterfalls. Exit 1, I-89, Quechee, VT (30 minutes from the Hilltop) (802) 295-7600 – www.quecheegorge.com Billings Farm & Museum: Get comfortable with the farm’s famous Jersey cows, sheep, workhorses, and oxen through family-centered activities. The Queen Anne farmhouse, farm life exhibit, and visitor center showcase this model farm established in 1871. Exit 1, I-89, Woodstock, VT (30 minutes from the Hilltop) (802) 457-2355 – www.billingsfarm.org Raptor Center: Located at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science, this outdoor exhibit of non-releasable owls, hawks, falcons, and eagles is spectacular. VINS also features hiking trails, visitors’ center, and nature shop. Exit 1, I-89, Woodstock, VT (35 minutes from the Hilltop) (802) 457-2779 – www.vinsweb.org Simon Pearce Glass: Watch the renowned, hand-blown glass and handmade pottery being created, start to finish, from a special catwalk-viewing gallery above the workspace floor. Exit 9, I-91, Windsor, VT (35 minutes from the Hilltop) (802) 674-6280 – www.simonpearce.com Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium: Located in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, the building itself is a masterpiece of Victorian architecture featuring limestone and red sandstone carvings. Inside you’ll find Vermont’s only public planetarium, the New England Weather Center, and a large collection of natural science and artifacts from around the world. Exit 20, I-91, St. Johnsbury, VT (60 minutes from the Hilltop) (800) 748-2372 – www.fairbanksmuseum.org Rock of Ages: Guided shuttle tours of the hundred-year-old quarry offer exceptional views of the 50-acre, 600-foot-deep active quarry–the world’s largest dimension granite quarry. Off Route 302 West, East Barre, VT (45 minutes from the hilltop) (802) 476-3119 – www.rockofages.com Restaurants in Fairlee & Nearby: Samurai Soul Food The Lunchbox Fairlee Diner Leda's Pizza Colatina Exit Peyton Place Latham Tavern

* 3 bedroom log cabin. Sleeps up to 9 * 2 full bath * 5mi from Jay Peak * Across the street from Big Jay Tavern for good food, drinks, & live music * Stunning sunset views * Completely renovated *** The lower unit is available for rent if you need more space. Look for Entire House listing. On rare occasion the host maybe occupying the lower unit during your stay. If we're home, feel free to stop by and we can help you plan your local activities! We will always be available via phone or email.

* Cabin has 3 bedrooms (Master, Twin, and Loft) * 2 full bathrooms. One of the bathrooms is in the Master bedroom. * Large great room with new modern kitchen and appliances. * Wrap around deck with gorgeous sunset and mountain views. * Totally renovated log cabin on Mountain Road. * 17 acres of meadows, woods, and streams for exploring.

* Perfect location between the resort and après ski bars and restaurants * * Jay Peak Resort is 5mi away -- World class powder skiing, 18 hole golf course, waterpark, and much more * Montgomery Center is 4mi away -- Ski Shop and Rentals: Frist Trax -- Bars/Restaurants: The Inn, The Snow Shoe, The Sticks -- Gas Stations: Lutz Automotive * Between house and Montgomery Center -- Big Jay Tavern (Across the street), The Belfry (1.5mi away) -- 18 hole disc golf course