Huisjes in Spofford Lake

Lake Wyola House Shutesbury Massachusetts

Bright, airy recently remodeled three Bedroom lakefront home on Lake Wyola. Most rooms have a Lake View. Beds and bedding are new, each bedroom has a ceiling fan. A super place to make awesome memories. Perfect for a family vacation or romantic getaway. (6 people, two cars max) Close to local colleges, Amherst, Northampton and many attractions. Comfortable and relaxing. Big Screen TVs in the living room and master bedroom. Cable and Wifi. Full kitchen, washer & dryer. Sorry no pets.

Vermont Treehouse - Romantic Private Elegant

3 night minimum, unless prior approval, self checkin. Work remotely. This romantic, elegant, private getaway for two (or one) in our "Treehouse" with sleeping loft, full kitchen & bathroom, screened porch, deck, sauna, WiFi, BBQ grill, etc. Overlooking pasture & mountains. Enjoy the property with 3 miles hiking/snowshoe trails. Guest house on 160 acre private horse farm. Lots to do at nearby ski areas, shopping, hiking, biking, theater in summer. Or just relax. Discount for longer stays.

The Cottage, a house built for guests.

In the village there is a wonderful farm to table restaurant, the Gleanery. A local pub, friendly, great food with indoor and outdoor dining & pub. The General Store, is the oldest continually run general store in Vt. The Next Stage, Yellow Barn, Sandglass Theater, these places provide an amazing collection of visual, musical, spoken word and world renowned art and artist to experience. These cultural event locations are but a mile away for the Cottage I hope you choose for your stay.

Cozy private cottage in the woods of Vermont

-The Ice Pond Camp, East Dover, VT A small well equipped cottage, surrounded by nature & quaint beauty. Enjoy southern Vermont's summer days as you relax, disconnect, recharge & spend your time living a slower pace in nature & rural beauty. Close to Wilmington (shopping, events and good food) and West Dover, (home of Mount Snow) and towns such as Putney and Brattleboro. Just minutes away are scenic villages, farms, brooks, ponds and lakes, walking trails & country roads.

The Lake Cottage: A Sweetwater Stay

Welcome to Mattawa Cove! Originally built as an Ice Fisherman's shack, this tiny house is unapologetically elegant and understated. The private dock can be viewed from the wall of windows in the open living space. Walk to the shore, sit with your feet in the water, swim, fish, or kayak. It’s the ultimate, all-year romantic getaway. With excellent Wi-Fi, you can stay as connected as you'd like to the outside world. 1.5 hours from Boston or Providence. 3.5 hours to NYC.

Silk Purse Cottage on Baker Brook

The "Silk Purse" started life in the 60's as a 10x40 mobile home. Easy vehicle access and fast wifi are great for remote work. 20 minutes to Brattleboro, 30 to Stratton, 25 to Mt. Snow, 40 to Magic Mt. ski areas! The screened porch is a relaxing place to have coffee or cocktails. Extra windows add interior light in this shaded woodland setting, and a beautiful 12x14 addition with a skylight and a full wall of glass give an unobstructed, private view of the stream.

The Fishing Cottage: A Sweetwater Stay

Located on the shore of Tully Pond, The Fishing Cottage is a designed vacation home with breathtaking views of Tully Mountain. This 4-season Cottage has real salvaged barn wood walls; up-cycled maple floors and one-of-a kind scratch built furniture and lighting fixtures. The deconstructed architecture leaves exposed the electrical conduit and copper plumbing pipes, making the cottage feel alive and organic.

Quaint stone house!

⭐️ 2022 Rockingham Old House Award ⭐️ Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. The Cairn of Vermont is an 1840s stone house located in the sleepy remnants of Bartonsville Village, now part of Chester, VT. 20 minutes to skiing and hiking, biking and the great outdoors are all around you! Less than 5 minutes to Vermont Country Store and make your way home through the Bartonsville Covered Bridge!

hope house

Sunny and open writing studio with over 150 years of literary history. Built in 1870, this lovely little house was where George Curtis edited Harper's magazine, wrote essays on transcendentalism , and argued for women's suffrage ( A recent guest informs me that George Curtis helped Thoreau build his cabin on Walden Pond ) The house has since sheltered painters, librarians, and poets.