Crossett Hill Lodge sits nestled in the forest yet close to Interstate 89, Ben & Jerry's, craft beer, Montpelier, and Burlington. The Lodge includes three separate living units: the Loft unit (this listing) upstairs, the Terraces unit downstairs, and the Sugarhouse unit above the garage. The Loft sleeps six in an open plan with 18' ceiling, soaring windows, and a deck overlooking the forest. Because of family health issues, no smoking or animals of any kind are allowed. Vermont Tax #MRT-10126712 The space The Loft unit sleeps six in two open loft bedrooms and a cozy library. It includes a full kitchen, two full baths, 800 square foot living-dining area, 18-foot ceilings, huge stone fireplace and cantilevered deck. Guest access Living-Dining Area With 18-foot ceilings, large stone fireplace, Vermont Castings wood stove, and soaring windows, this 800-square-foot space forms the heart of the Lodge, and communicates with the deck and the great outdoors through soaring windows and sliders. Kitchen Range, oven, sink, fridge, dishwasher, counters and cabinets full of the utensils, plates, pots, pans, and glassware you need. Open to the living-dining area. Library The grandchildren call this the Playroom. Cozy and comfy, with bookshelves, games, TV, and extra sleeping space for two. Full bath adjacent. Deck Cantilevered and suspended over the forest, with views to the mountains, and accessible from the living-dining area. North Loft Bedroom Two huge windows, 12-foot ceilings, clerestory, and views all around, with queen bed and full bath. South Loft Bedroom Large windows east and south brighten this space, overlooking the lawn and the dining area. Sleeps two in trundle beds. Shares bath with the North Loft Bedroom. Soaring Ceilings Lots of light and air. Plus Shared laundry, atrium, and storage Other things to note Crossett Hill Lodge sits at 1200 feet elevation on a gravel road. During winter snowstorms, snow tires and four-wheel-drive is recommended.