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Firepit 'They kayaked all day and a bonfire every night!'
Front lawn overlooking the lake.
Master bedroom downstairs with king bed.
Bedroom
Third Bedroom
Queen bedroom upstairs
View from queen bedroom upstairs.
Twin bedroom upstairs
Sleeping porch~summer only
Kitchen
Downstairs kitchen
Upstairs kitchenette for 'fast food' convenience......great for kids/in-laws!
Downstairs living room with summer clothes on.
Downstairs living room
Upstairs get-away space
View from master king bedroom.
Porch dining off downstairs kitchen
Porch 40 X 20 ft screened-in....just glorious!
Large, flat, grassy back lawn with volleyball court and badminton.
Professional volleyball court with night lights.
Private beach
Wooded hiking paths
Quintessential 1935 cozy lake cottage.......They don't build them like this anymore!
on Lake Amherst, Plymouth, Vt.
In the heart of Vermont along historic Route 100.
Okemo or Killington ski areas-15 minutes to either
Woodstock 30 minutes away
Pet friendly
Non-smoking
Linens provided or take $100 off if you bring your own
Living room with fireplace
Kitchen geared towards 'Foodies'
Fire-pit outside- summer
Screened-in porch-summer
Private beach-summer
Floating dock-summer
Boats & Floats-summer
Volleyball court-summer
Cable TVs
Wireless Internet
Washer/dryer/ironing boards
Adjacent to Hawk Mountain Resort area
If SERIOUSLY interested, text 802-356-4712 and send an inquiry via this site.
PLEASE review availability & rates before texting, thank you.
Reservations based on requested contract and payment of the contract within its terms. First come, first serve.
We will not pursue you in negotiations.
Alecia Armstrong on Google, Linked-in, Facebook
Alecia inherited this property from her grandparents who built it in 1934. The grandmother was a Brown and a descendent of founding father Nathaniel Bowman Brown who 'camped at the head of Lake Amherst during the Revolutionary War.' He returned to Plymouth after the war and along with other early settlers settled the town of 'Saltash' which is now Plymouth. Alecia believes that Nathaniel may have very well camped near or on the land that she now owns along with her husband and children.
Centrally located between Okemo & Killington, beautiful surroundings, privacy, and definitely not 'cookie cutter' atmosphere. This is a family cottage that is much loved and cared for. When you come to stay you will feel like you are visiting friends and not renting a 'unit' or 'profit mill' property.
Please read reviews written by our past guests.