Village Green at Stowe 2BR Condo

Stowe is home to Mt. Mansfield, Vermont's highest mountain, and Spruce Peak is a great beginner and intermediate ski mountain. It has over 200 miles of interconnected cross country ski trails and an average annual snowfall of 260 inches. Stowe is also the home of the Von Trapp family of "The Sound of Music" fame. Two of New England's best trout-fishing rivers border Stowe, and there are over 50 restaurants in the town itself. The space New England offers beautiful fall foliage and the best skiing in the Eastern states. Your vacation home at The Village Green at Stowe offers a wide variety of activities regardless of the season. Summer guests can play tennis, golf, swim in the large outdoor pool, hike, or take a thrilling ride on the alpine slide. The indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, and game room are open year-round. Village Green at Stowe 2BR Condo Max 6/Pri 4 have 2 baths, 1 king bed, 2 twin beds and 1 sleep sofa. A US$250 refundable deposit is required at the time of check-in, payable by credit card or check. It will be refunded to you 2 days after departure. Guest access Each two-bedroom suite is an oasis of contemporary comfort and convenience, some able to accommodate eight adults and children in perfect comfort. All units have a full kitchen, beautiful fireplace, televisions. All Village Green units are Townhouses with entry at street level. There are only a couple of steps to enter the units. All two bedroom/ two bath units (sleep 6) have bedrooms and all bathrooms on the second floor. In these units there are approximately 12 steps from the first to the second floor. Other things to note Stowe is home to Mt. Mansfield (Vermont’s highest mountain) and Spruce Peak (a great beginner & intermediate ski mountain). Stowe has 48 of the longest ski trails in New England. Stowe has over 200 miles of interconnected cross country ski trails. Stowe’s average annual snowfall is 260 inches. Stowe is home to the Von Trapp family of “The Sound of Music” fame. The world famous “Long Trail” runs directly through Stowe. Stowe’s recreation path was recognized as one of George Bush’s “1,000 points of light”. Two of New England’s best Trout fishing rivers border Stowe. There are dozens of fine restaurants in Stowe. Stowe’s “Winter Carnival” was recognized (along with the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras) as one of the ten best events in the U.S.