A unique modern, eco-friendly built home. Voted top ten most unique places to stay in the Adirondacks by NYupstate. This two bedroom house is great for small families and couples. Located just minutes outside of the Village LP and and SL. Just perfect! It’s convenient to all things fun . *We allow for 2 small or 1 medium well behaved, fully vaccinated, house trained dog.s. If your pet falls within these guidelines please book otherwise please contact for approval. Permit #STR-200226 A bright modern, Scandinavian inspired design "tiny home" is awaiting you and your Adirondack adventures! This space is efficient, clean and bright but it won't be too large if you are just a couple! Super versatile. Conveniently located between Lake Placid (5 miles) and Saranac Lake (4 miles) and many hiking, skiing, dining and shopping opportunities. Concrete floors that are heated by radiant floor, so warm and comfortable in the winter, and the concrete floors will naturally keep it cool in the summer. All the kitchen amenities to cook a healthy meal and a dishwasher to clean up. Want to sit outside on a warm summer evening without mosquitoes ? A screened-in area off the master bedroom is perfect for a night of lounging. What about a fire? A fire pit makes a fun evening telling stories by the fire. A lot of wood to find around the property. *Please note that linens are not provided but for an added fee of 30$ per bedroom, we will provide linens. This will include sheet sets, I towels, hand towels and facecloths. * Bedroom 1: queen bed Bedroom 2: 2 twin beds Kitchen linens are provided as is a bath mat, blankets, pillows and a duvet for each bed. Bringing your pet? We welcome smaller animals; or 1 medium sized, well behaved, fully vaccinated, house trained dog.s. If your pet falls within these guidelines please book otherwise please contact for approval. There is a 10$ fee per pet. Guests are responsible for any and all damage.s caused by the animal. Uninvited and unknown pets/animals arriving will be assessed a 150$ fee/pet/animal. Guests have access to the entire home and grounds. Please keep in mind the 1.5 acre lot is shared with another rental (2 people max). Both spaces are separate from each other and there are no shared amenities, except for the drive. You will each have your own private spaces. Also, please be aware that while private we do have other neighbours, and you may or may not be exposed to neighbourly noises. We are not on site, but live in the area; if problems arise please let us know as we would like to deal with them promptly. What a great location to be when visiting the High Peaks region. It is a wooded lot yet the Tiny House is close to the village of Lake Placid (5 miles); close to Saranac Lake (4 miles); close to hiking and boating; close to Whiteface Mtn (25 miles); close to groceries (Aldi, Hannaford, Price Chopper); gas (Maplefields (1 mile)); dining and outdoor activities. The property is just accessible as it is just off of Route 86 between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake. Designed and built by the owners. It is eco-friendly with the choices of building materials and of the waste management protocols during construction. We built it making conscious environment decisions to support companies making decisions that impact our natural resources. Please note: due to the type of integrated locking system the door and be a little harder to open; push on the door when turning the key. This home is an Eco-Cottage and with that comes certain aspects that we followed to be more ecologically/environmentally friendly: The landscape. Clover, micro clover and eco-grass are planted in an around the cottage. All are good for the soil, as they provide nitrogen to the soil; they do not require watering (conserving a natural resource) but also do not require pesticides which can leach into the groundwater; the tall "weeds" are actually the Milkweed plant - these plants are vital for the survival of the Monarch butterfly during their long migration to Mexico. Milkweed is the preferred plant of this beautiful butterfly; the other weeds are dandelions, and wildflowers which are the first foods for the bees that are so vital to pollinate much of our food. The floor is concrete to take advantage of the natural cooling properties (55 degrees). If the windows are left closed during the hottest part of the day and opened at night the building should stay cool and comfortable and thus no need for A/C which consumes a huge amount of energy (conserving fossil fuels). The mattresses are organic foam made from soybeans traditional spring mattresses are mostly made with synthetic fibers or foam, which don't biodegrade. Cotton or wool stuffing can be processed with pesticides and other chemicals—some of them potentially carcinogenic. The carpets, are up cycled from saris. The profits from the sale of these carpets help support these women entrepreneurs and their communities. Thank you, Jodi