House in Elmore, VT
Reasons to book
About this house rental
The cabin offers 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, and sleeping space for up to 5 guests. The main-level king sleeping area has a cozy cabin feel and opens to the living room, with a movable divider available for added privacy. Upstairs, guests will find a queen bedroom accessed by steep, narrow stairs. There is also a twin pull-out couch in the main-level office/bedroom.
Inside, guests can enjoy a comfortable living area, streaming TVs, high-speed Wi-Fi, a well-equipped kitchen, dishwasher, drip coffee maker, kettle, toaster oven/air fryer/convection oven, and washer/dryer access in the basement. The home has propane heat for colder months and a mini split AC in the main living area for warmer days.
Outside, relax on the front porch with Adirondack chairs, enjoy the back deck with a gas grill and small seating area, or gather around the backyard fire pit after a day of Vermont adventures. Parking is available in front of the house for up to 3 cars.
The location offers a peaceful Elmore setting while still being within easy driving distance of the area’s best outdoor destinations. Stowe Main Street, with its restaurants and coffee shops, is 10 minutes away, Stowe Mountain Resort is about 22 minutes away, and Smugglers’ Notch is approximately 45 minutes away. Lake Elmore is 10 minutes to the north, you can swim or boat in the lake, or hike to the Fire Tower for some of the best views around!
Join us for a relaxing getaway for ski weekends, hiking trips, fall foliage, or quiet time in the mountains.
***Bedroom Layout Notes:
• The upstairs queen bedroom is accessed by steep, narrow stairs. Please use caution when going up and down.
• The king bed is located in a sleeping area that is open to the living room. A movable room divider is provided for additional privacy.
• The twin pull-out sofa is located in the main-level bedroom/office.
**Please note: Winter conditions can change quickly, and snow tires or four-wheel drive are strongly recommended in colder months.
