Tiny House Woodland Retreat • Private Hot Tub • Sugarbush

A custom-built tiny house tucked into a quiet, private woodland setting. Spend the evening in the hot tub, settle in by the fire, or walk to Blueberry Lake. It’s an easy home base for hiking, skiing, swimming, and exploring the Mad River Valley—whether you’re here for a weekend together or a few quiet days alone.

WINTER ACCESS
The final ¼ mile is a steep dirt road. AWD or 4WD with winter tires is required from November through early May. Four-wheel drive is not required during summer or fall.

DETAILS
The 200-square-foot layout is compact but divided into distinct spaces. Soft earth tones, natural wood, live plants and simple finishes give the interior a calm, welcoming feel.

The living room has a sofa, television, propane fireplace, Bluetooth speaker, books and games. The compact kitchen is set up for preparing meals with a two-burner electric cooktop, countertop oven and cooking essentials. Coffee, tea, pancake mix and Vermont maple syrup are provided.

SLEEPING ALCOVE
The queen bed sits in a pine-lined alcove. It is made with crisp 100% cotton sheets, an organic linen duvet and a soft, quill-free feather-and-down comforter. Pillows line the alcove, making it a delightful place to read as well as sleep.

Please note: The bed fills the alcove and is entered from the foot using a log step. There is no walk-around access.

BATHROOM & STORAGE
The bathroom includes a tiled rain shower, soft absorbent towels, toiletries and shower steamers. Robes are provided for the hot tub, and a separate dressing and storage area gives you room for clothing and luggage.

OUTDOORS
The private hot tub, gas grill and fire pit are available year-round. The deck sits beside a perennial garden edged in stone and looks toward an open meadow. Edison lights give the deck a soft glow after dark.

A short path winds through the small wooded area beside the Tiny House and leads to a sitting bench beneath the trees.

LOCATION

Located on a private dirt road in Vermont’s Mad River Valley.

• 7-minute walk to Blueberry Lake
• 10 minutes to Warren Falls swimming hole
• 10 minutes to the Warren Store
• 15 minutes to Waitsfield village
• Located along the Route 100 Scenic Byway
• 60 minutes to Stowe, Killington, and Burlington
• Close to wedding venues, hiking, mountain biking, scenic drives, and nordic and downhill skiing

LOCAL FAVORITES
Spend the day skiing at Sugarbush or Mad River Glen, exploring the winter trails at Blueberry Lake, or browsing the shops in Waitsfield. Stop at the Warren Store for breakfast or lunch, settle in at Lawson’s Finest or American Flatbread after the mountain, or book a sauna session at Savu Sauna.