The Warren House

The Warren House has five bedrooms with king, queen, full and twin beds. Guests enjoy three bathrooms, a fully stocked kitchen, living room, long dining table, large deck and patio over looking the river. The property features lawns lined with gardens. A short walk to Warren Falls and just down the road from the local skiing, hiking & biking at Sugarbush and Mad River Glen. Dogs accepted with approval and must be added to the reservation. The space This beautiful post and beam guesthouse has a large open floor plan. As you walk in you are welcomed into the bright fully stocked kitchen and long dining room. The living room consists of a large wrap around couch a step down from the dining room. Fireplace is NOT for guest use per our insurance. There are two and a half bathrooms.  Clean towel and face cloth will be on your bed upon arrival. Enjoy our large deck and covered patio overlooking the Mad River located off the back of the house.  Take a short walk down the river to the Warren Falls. Guest access Guests will have private access to the entire guesthouse including kitchen, living room, deck and three bathrooms and five bedrooms. Hosts live in a separate attached apartment on the left side with their son and indoor/outdoor cat. Guests will be provided a front door code on day of arrival. Other things to note The Olsen House was founded in 1971 by John and Sue Olsen.  The Olsen friends and family helped to build this house while camping on site every weekend for an entire summer.  The post and beam style house meant lots of team work to hand lift the structure into place.  Natural cedar siding completed the house, for John wanted to feel part of the woods.  John and Sue created an environment where everyone was welcome and the house was always rocking with music, dance, and laughter.  The Olsen's have become local legends, known for their loyalty to Mad River Glen, great conversations, and always the life of the party.  Our goal is to continue a loving, welcoming environment for all to enjoy.  The house has been maintained in its original design since being established, with little plans for change.  As you enter the house you will immediately feel the seventies ski house vibes.  Our long dining room table with bench style seating is perfect for serving a large party.  You will truly notice the seventies feel when sitting on the built in couch of the sunken living room in front of the four-sided fireplace, an ideal place to rest after a long day of skiing.  The back side of the house includes a large deck that faces the Green Mountain National Forest and overlooks the babbling Mad River. Registration Details MRT-10126712