




Discover the perfect year-round escape at The Mill #210, a welcoming downtown condo located in the heart of Ludlow, Vermont. Perfectly suited for your travels in any season, this home puts you just a half-mile from Okemo and within easy walking distance of local shops and restaurants, ensuring you are always close to the action.
This inviting residence is configured with 2 bedrooms and 2 beds, along with 1 bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to 6 guests. For those seeking entertainment in every room, you will find TVs conveniently located in both bedrooms.
While this property offers a peaceful retreat, it is designed for both relaxation and productivity. The interior features a full kitchen where the chef of the group can prepare delicious meals to be served at the dining table for six. For evenings spent indoors, you can cozy up in front of the fireplace with some hot cocoa while streaming your favorite movies and shows on the mounted flatscreen TV. Those visiting for work or study will appreciate the high-speed WiFi, making it quick and easy to complete projects on time. Outside, you can unwind on the back deck and listen to the soothing sounds of the Black River flowing below.
Located in a prime downtown spot, you are only six miles from Okemo State Forest and just minutes away from a variety of outdoor adventures, including skiing, ice skating, hiking, and mountain biking. Whether you prefer to dine in or explore the nearby culinary scene, this location provides effortless access to the best of Ludlow.
Practical Information:
Experience the charm of Vermont from a home that balances convenience with comfort. From the tranquil riverside atmosphere to the proximity of world-class mountain activities, The Mill #210 is a wonderful home base for your next getaway.
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