Built in 1971, this country home is now every bit the modern chalet. The traditional structure is there, in all its A-framed, wood-ceilinged glory, but sleek updates—a paper pendant lamp here, a pair of Verner Panton chairs there—give it an altogether more fresh feel. If you’re booking for ski season, Mount Snow is just a 10-minute drive away, making it easy to be on and off the slopes all week.
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Amenities: Bathtub, washer/dryer, HDTV, Bluetooth sound system, patio, outdoor dining area, pet-friendly
Location: Wilmington
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If you want your Vermont holiday to be less rustic log cabin, more old-school New England charm, book a stay at this sprawling property. The home—an over-100-year-old farmhouse set on a working horse farm—offers 90 acres of land to explore. Inside, features like an antique Glendale stove, claw foot tubs, and plenty of antique furniture set against patterned wallpaper cement its appeal. There’s even a wrap-around porch—the whole thing is incredibly picturesque.
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Bathtub, outdoor shower, wood-burning fireplace, backyard, fire pit, hammock, kayak, bikes, breakfast provided
Location: Morristown
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Perched atop a hill with views of the Green Mountains, this remote cabin is ideal for the traveler looking for a few days away from it all. (To add to this effect: While there is WiFi, there is no television. Bring the book that’s been haunting your nightstand, unread, for weeks.) From the covered front porch to the fire pit, there are plenty of spots outside to sit and absorb the quiet of the property. Inside, a spacious kitchen is prime for whipping up some weekend comfort food.
