Chic Group-Friendly Getaway! 8 Mi to Montpelier

Experience the charm of this beautiful 16-room home, perched on the site of the original Kinney Family homestead - the first Plainfield settlers in the 1700s. Known as Katuah, which means Sacred Sanctuary, this retreat offers a unique stay that blends modern comforts with creative Vermont character. The space MRT-11153470-001 The primary bedroom has a queen futon for additional sleeping space. There is also a twin bed in the living room near the window seat. This historic colonial home was reconstructed by syndicated author and cartoonist Jeff Danziger and artist Jan Danziger in the 70s. It was later renovated by renowned Vermont architect Timothy D Smith AIA and his two children - designer-builder T. Adam Smith and owner Alexis Smith. Original wide wood floors, artesian deep well water, exposed beams, brick wall accents, and rustic-chic decor create a warm and welcoming vibe. Four antique 'decorative only' wood stoves located in brick Rumsford fireplaces add to the charm, and the boiler and radiators keep the space cozy. The fully equipped kitchen offers updated appliances alongside vintage pieces. Rest easy in each well-appointed bedroom. The upstairs greenhouse bathroom includes a bidet and a 6-foot antique clawfoot tub with a French-fill drain, while the second bathroom has a hand-tiled shower room with two benches and three showerheads. The third bathroom contains more handmade tiles, and the outhouse is an absolute classic! Guest access Guests will have access to the entire property Other things to note - No smoking - Pet friendly w/ $200 fee (+ fees & taxes) - No events, parties, or large gatherings - Additional fees and taxes may apply - Photo ID may be required upon check-in ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - This vacation rental is not equipped with air-conditioning - The property does have fans available to accommodate guests - The 4 antique fireplaces are decorative only due to Vermont insurance laws. Please do not use them under any circumstances