Cottage in Barnard

Charming Vermont cottage, just up the road from Silver Lake and the Barnard General Store. Bright, warm, and welcoming, this home has all the comfort you need to make it feel like home away from home. This home is private and secluded for your getaway and also close to all Vermont has to offer including Woodstock, Killington, Montpelier, and Burlington. The space We love this space and have taken time and care into making sure you love it just as much. We have filled the space with items that have brought us joy from the butcher block that made its way from California 30 years ago, to the radio that a friend gave us, to the quilts handmade by the host, and all the way down to the little bits and pieces we have picked up at yard sales and thrift stores throughout our lives. We hope you feel the warmth and comfort as your relax in to your stay. The home is open concept with a large space downstairs for kitchen, dining, and living areas and a large loft like space upstairs that includes two beds, separated by a lounging area. There is a great office space with beautiful views of the garden. It gets nice light and paired with our super fast wifi (100mbps), it makes this home a perfect place to work from away. The home is heated with radiant floor heating so your feet never get cold. In the evenings, for a little extra warmth, cozy up next to the gas fireplace. In true Vermont fashion, there are no window coverings or shades. Not to worry, this home is on 7 acres, set back from the road, and the neighbors are out of sight. Other things to note We are taking extra precaution to make sure our guest are safe during their stay. We have enhanced cleaning and sanitizing and are following all guidelines set by the CDC and Airbnb. There is limited cell service here. However, there is high speed internet in the home so wifi calling is a breeze and a landline phone if needed. And if you are feeling extra determined, there is enough cell service for a text and maybe a call if you stand in the southwest corner window with one hand on your head and standing on one leg.