Victorian home across from Norwich University, 30minutes from Sugarbush, 10 miles from State House, and walking distance to restaurants. Parking on property Queen sized bed comfortably sleeps two & pull out trundle bed for additional person. 2 shared bathrooms one on 2nd floor and one on 3rd floor. Shared access to kitchenette which offers space for cooking and dining.. The space is clean and quiet. Access through the front door will place you in the foyer that leads to the 2nd floor with two private bedrooms and a bath with a shared kitchenette . This room has dresser, desk, walk in closet, and is spacious. Although in rural VT, the restaurants stay open until about 9pm on weekdays and past 11pm Thurs - Sat. Nearby Montpelier restaurants have a similar schedule. The beds are comfortable & clean. There is plenty of driveway parking. Winter arrived before the new driveway could be finished so there is a pile of gravel at the end of the driveway near the back yard. I recommend that you temporarily park within the first 50ft of driveway to unload luggage by the front door before parking on the side or rear of the building. When you enter the front door you will find yourself in a large foyer with a staircase that leads to the 2nd floor bedrooms, 1 bathroom and the kitchenette. The rooms in this house are often rented to staff at Norwich University, as well as Traveling Nurses visiting the area. Sometimes it's short term visitors visiting Sugarbush for the weekend. Small town Vermont that has a night life. There is a local brewery, coffee roasting cafe, and a small town hardware store that has so much stuff in every nook that it's amazing they know where stuff is.. and they will have what you're looking for. There is a winery several miles down the road that has a tasting room and sometimes offers music. There is a dive bar with pool tables and a moose head. In the other direction you can find a restaurant that offers cabin style rooms and a fancy dinner or lunch that will excite any foodie, although their availability is variable... I will add their name here. This town also has pizza, certainly does not compare to NY or Philly, but hey, it's pizza. There are a couple breakfast joints in town, weekly dinners at two churches, and I the wool sock factory is somewhat famous? At least with the adventurous outdoor crowd that appreciates warm socks wile skiing or hiking. Norwitch College is a two minute walk across the street & the hot spit for lical spirting events. Montpelier, the capitol of Vermont, is an eighteen minute drive. A dog and two cats live on the first floor. They do not have access to the rental rooms and stay on the first floor away from visitors.