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Der Gastgeber hat angegeben, dass die Unterkunft über einen Kohlenmonoxidmelder verfügt

Der Gastgeber hat angegeben, dass es in der Unterkunft einen Rauchmelder gibt

Zu den Sicherheitsvorrichtungen dieser Unterkunft gehören ein Feuerlöscher, ein Erste-Hilfe-Kasten und ein Riegelschloss.

Diese Unterkunft ist nur mit dem Auto erreichbar

We live on the NJ coast, but have vacationed in Vermont for 30 years. As an architect, Scott designed (and then redesigned) this home to meet the needs of our varied family, although 2 sons now have their own homes nearby. Scott & Sam are both qualified ski instructors for disabled skiers, but prefer this community year round environment to living at a ski area that's deserted 7 months out of each year and packed with people the other five. We built this vacation home and relocated from Stratton in 2001. Interior design and furnishing was done by Sam using a mixture of antique and new items to make the home comfortable and relaxing. Much of the furniture was replaced as part of the 2020 renovation.

We tore down the old 1953 camp after purchasing this site, but left the rustic stone fireplace that was once the center of the camp as an outdoor fireplace. Some of the components of the old camp, such as hand-hewn beams and the slate roof were re-used in the new home. The 2 story great room is supported by a timber truss and features a native stone wood burning fireplace, look for the stone shaped like a map of Vermont! There's a whole-house standby automatic generator for Vermont's frequent outages as well as full appliances and laundry. Careful siting of the home on the property allows midday and afternoon sun across the back yard and decks. There's usually a breeze here on the windward side of the lake, helping to moderate higher summer temperatures. You can spend a week here and never leave the property or just as easily travel to many local activities from museums to recreational areas to shopping at Manchester's outlets. Scott has been asleep in the Jeep in some of the finest parking lots in Manchester while Sam drives the local economy to new heights.

A bedroom on the first floor make this home easily accessible, and the finished walk-out recreation room and an additional bedroom at lake level also helps access. We have added a few stone steps from the backyard down to the water so grandchildren (and Scott) can easily get into the lake. There's also a small pond on the property and an outdoor shower to wash those kids off once they're done playing. Two wonderful waterfront porches plus expansive decks allow you to enjoy the view and breezes during the summer months. We’ve also just added a small sloped ramp to enable easier kayak launching. All decking and new hogwire railings were replaced as part of the renovation. We plan to screen one of the back porches eventually, and just added a second set of exterior stairs from rear deck to the back yard.