Red Acre Cottage - Cozy Cottage in the Green Mountains
- 4 Guests
- 2 Bedrooms
- 3 Beds
- 2 Bathrooms
Welcome to quintessential Vermont! Come stay at my cozy yet spacious, rustic yet modern, much-beloved Red Acre Cottage. Red Acre Cottage is nestled on a scenic ridge in the idyllic town of Rochester, just east of the Green Mountains and right off of Vermont Scenic Byway Route 100, one of the state's prettiest roads. Red Acre Cottage is an easy drive to Killington/Pico, Sugarbush, Mad River Glen, Rikert Nordic Center/Blueberry Hill XC skiing, Suicide Six, and Stowe Mountain. The Upper White River Valley is quickly becoming a mountain and road biking paradise!
Rates based on double occupancy. Please enter the correct number of guests. $25/night/guest after first two. No pets please.
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Wireless Broadband Internet
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Kitchen
Kitchen
Kitchen
Kitchen
Dining/kitchen
Dining/kitchen
Amenities
Parking and facilities
Parking available, Parking lot, Parking Included, Private Garden , Private Porch
Services
Housekeeper Optional
Policies
Credit cards accepted, Accessible 24/7, Children welcome, Pets not allowed , Smoking not allowed
Entertainment
Deck chairs, DVD-Player , TV (Cable)
Kitchen and dining
Charcoal grill BBQ, Children's high chair, Coffee machine, Cooking utensils, Grill, Kitchen stove, Microwave, Oven, Refrigerator, Spices, Toaster, Vacuum cleaner , Water purifier
Location features
Mountain , Rural
Bathroom and laundry
Bathroom & Laundry, Bed linen, Hair dryer, Clothes dryer, Essentials, Iron & Board, Shower, Towel set, Washbasin , Washing machine
Heating and cooling
Fireplace, Heating available , Wood/Tiled stove
Internet and office
Wireless Broadband Internet , Telephone
Home safety
Carbon Monoxide Detector, Fire Extinguisher, First aid kit , Smoke Detector
House Rules
Housekeeper Optional
Credit cards accepted
Children welcome
Pets not allowed
Smoking not allowed
Check-in: 03:00 PM
Check-out: 11:00 AM
Location
Red Acre Cottage is perfectly situated in the heart of Vermont. Take exit 3 off I-89. You have two options at that point. Either the LOW ROAD, or the HIGH ROAD. Both are gorgeous so you won't be disappointed either way. The low road is Rte 107, and you'll make a left just as you enter the town of Bethel. You'll head under a train tressel and you'll follow the river on your right until you come to Scenic Route 100. You'll make a right onto 100 and head north to the Town of Rochester. (You may want to stop in Rochester for provisions.) Head north a few miles from Rochester and make a right on Quarry Hill Road. (Just past the big white ranger station.) You will climb steeply for a couple miles. Don't run off the road gawking at the views :) Turn left at the intersection called Town Line Road. Red Acre Cottage is 1/4mi up on the left.
If you choose the high road, you'll go straight right through Bethel, make a left over the bridge and pass right through town. Make a left on Camp Brook Road and start climbing! You are going to pass over Rochester Gap. You will descend until you reach a "T" intersection. If you go left you will end up in Rochester (provisions - see directions above). If you go right you will be in what we call "The Hollows". If you make a right into The Hollows, make a right after the big barn onto North Hollow Road. This is wind through some of the most beautiful country in Vermont. Make a right at the intersection with Town Line Road. Red Acre Cottage is 1/4mi on the left. Welcome home!
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About host
William Brokhof
I have been visiting Vermont for a long time. I was introduced to Vermont on a road trip with my parents while I was in my teens. Vermont seemed magical compared to the Ozark region of southern Missouri, where I grew up. I had never seen mountains, let alone ski slopes and the sparkly winters of storybooks. I had never experienced historic architecture, and I knew little of the East Coast or the role it had played in the founding of our nation. I fell in love with New England then, not knowing I would someday be back and call it my home.
I moved to Boston when I was about 20, I think. I absorbed the city for about 4 years and then followed my wanderlust to Europe for a spell, working for a bicycle tour company. I got homesick and came back to Boston knowing I needed to "get on with it", although I hadn't a clue what that meant. I worked for a summer on the commuter ferries in Boston Harbor and studied for my real estate exam. I passed my test, and created, The Boston Home Team and a 20+ year career in real estate.
As a young adult, I spent my summers camping along Vermont's rivers and climbing its mountains. I dreamed of owning my own home here someday. Now I do. A new adventure has begun.
Contact us
- Email: wbrokhof@gmail.com
- Phone: +18024317006