Cabin w/ 4 Bedrooms - 2½ Bathrooms - Sleeps 14
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Our large 3-story year-round vacation home will accommodate up to
seven couples or one or two families. There are private sleeping
spaces (all queen-size) for up to five couples and semi-private
sleeping areas for two additional couples.
While there are only two "conventional" bedrooms in this vacation
home, one of which is part of a completely separate "mother-in-law
apartment" on the lower level of the house, there is also a queen size
sleeping loft ... and one additional bedroom that we call "the cave"
(the roof of the house slopes down into "the cave"...great sleeping
for adults or children ... but no standing up or dancing
around...kind of like sleeping in the cabin of a boat...but without
the motion of the ocean). All four
of these private sleeping spaces are queen size.
There are also several not-so-private sleeping areas...everything from
twin size built in "sleeping nooks" to queen size fold-out futons on
frames. Plenty of room for two families or up to seven or even eight
couples!
We are located on 21 of our own beautifully wooded, private and
secluded acres in the heart of Vermont, with spectacular mountain
views from three decks. Heat is supplied primarily from three
wood-burning stoves, two of which are large free-standing fireplaces.
There is also a back-up gas heating system throughout the house, just
in case you forget (or you just aren't in the mood) to stoke up the
fire.
Our house is completely funished, including several cords of seasoned
firewood. Linens, blankets,comforters, towels, pots, pans and dishes
are all provided. There are two fully equipped kitchens as well as two
large outdoor gas barbeques that are used year-round.
There are two and a half bathrooms and an extra large washer and
dryer. We recently installed a European hot water heating system that
cannot run out of hot water, no matter how large your group or how
many showers you take.
There are two TV's with crystal clear full premium movie package
satellite dish reception, two VCR's and two complete stereo systems.
Our winter guests enjoy skiing at Okemo (7 miles away) or Killington,
the largest ski area in the East (19 miles away). Cross-country skiing
on prepared trails is available less than 5 miles from the house at
Fox Run (a golf course in summer and fall), as well as on the
inumerable prepared snowmobile trails that criss-cross our area. Horse
drawn sleigh rides, guided snowmobile tours, even hot tubs are also
available.
Summer and fall vacationers have all that Vermont has to offer close
at hand. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, tennis, golf, antique
hunting and even Old-Time Locomotive Train rides are all nearby.
Swimming, boating and fishing are all to be found on Lake Ninevah,
less than one mile from our front door. Virtually no visible new
construction has been permitted on this pristine 250 acre lake in more
than thirty years, leaving about 90% of its genuine wilderness
shoreline intact. It should be noted that boats with motors of more
than 5 horsepower are not permitted on Lake Ninevah, but we do throw
in our people-powered two person kayak and our fishing dinghy at no
extra charge.
Foliage Season (an unforgettable experience in Vermont) usually peaks
right around Columbus Day Weekend in October. Bring your camera!
NON-HOLIDAY RENTAL RATES
TIME PERIOD SUMMER FALL WINTER
1 weekend
(Fri 6pm - Mon Noon) $850 $925 $975
1 Full Week
(Fri 6pm - Fri Noon) $975 $1175 $1475
2 Full Weeks
(Fri 6pm - Fri Noon) $1875 $2175 $2775
Mid-Week Only
(Mon 6pm - Fri Noon) $875 $925 $975
Additional Consecutive $825 $875 $925
Weekends
SUMMER FALL WINTER
You get the entire house for the above flat rates, regardless of the
number of people in your group. Other than a refundable
security/cleaning deposit (usually $200), there are no additional
charges of any kind at any time. Utilities and snow plowing of the
driveway in winter, after every storm, are included in your rental
fee.
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