The home is sited with plenty of room for the kids and/or pets to play in the sunny meadow. The woods surrounding the property are fun to explore and will let their imaginations run wild. Hike or bike, or ski cross country from the house along the level West River Trail for about 2 miles beside the lovely West River. Drive to Weston to visit the Vermont Country Store or enjoy a play. . Enjoy the comfort of a fully equipped home that has just been remodeled and updated for your enjoyment. Shop, shop, shop in Manchester...only 20 minutes away! Okemo is just about 30 minutes North on Route 100.

July 3 through August 11, 2013, is the Vermont Summer Festival Horse show held at the Harold Beebe Farm in East Dorset. If you are a participant or spectator, we welcome you to stay in our home in 2013.

If you're lucky enough to be in Vermont in late July or mid-August, you're in for a treat! The Perseid Meteor Shower is always spectacular on a clear night.

South Londonderry is a great little village to spend the seasons. Although the home is situated on a quiet country road, it is town maintained all year. The supermarket is only 3 miles away as are numerous excellent restaurants. Cross country ski the West River Trail which can be accessed just a short walk from the house. Stratton, Bromley and Magic are all just a short drive away.

Don't miss some special events this summer and fall....

The Bondville Fair, at the end of August, features agricultural displays and contests, quilt show and contest, crafts, rides and games, music, bingo, truck, ox and horse pulling, antique tractors, clog and line dancing.

The 31st Annual Peru Fair, held the fourth Saturday in September, is rated by the state's Chamber of Commerce as among Vermont's Top 10 events. The homespun Peru Fair steps off with a 9:45 a.m. parade, followed by a pig roast, live music, dancing, hay rides and other entertainment. Dozens of local artisans and food vendors.

Our home is located on a quiet country road off Route 100, which 'has been called the most scenic in New England' by Yankee magazine writer Michael Blanding. 'In some circles, it's known as the 'Skier's Highway,' since it connects Vermont's giants - Mount Snow, Killington, Sugarbush, and Stowe - like knots on a whip.' Let's not forget Stratton, which is only 15 minutes from our door!

'But this road really comes into its own in autumn, hitting the peak of fall foliage not once but many times as it traces and up and down course along the unspoiled edge of Green Mountain State Forest.'