




Escape to the rustic Stratton Cabin, a cozy and secluded mountain hideaway tucked away at the end of a long private driveway in Stratton, Vermont. This authentic retreat is the perfect spot to disconnect, featuring a private pond on the property and a hot tub under the stars for a true Vermont getaway.
Designed for groups and families, the home accommodates up to 12 guests with 4 bedrooms and 4 beds. The sleeping arrangements include a King bed in the first upstairs bedroom, Queen beds in two additional upstairs rooms (one of which is a cozy, smaller space), and a dedicated "Bunk Room" in the basement featuring two sets of built-in bunk beds with four twin mattresses. For added flexibility, the upstairs landing provides a twin bed and a trundle bed.
Inside, the cabin is wood-paneled and inviting, featuring two wood-burning fireplaces to keep you warm. The kitchen is fully equipped for your morning routine with a Keurig, standard drip maker, and a French Press, offering a cozy dining table for four and a breakfast bar that seats an additional three. There are 2 bathrooms, including a shared upstairs shower, a basement shower, and a convenient half bath on the main floor.
Outdoor enthusiasts will love the expansive property, which includes a large backyard, an outdoor fire pit for s'mores, and a spacious back deck equipped with a grill and a dining table for six.
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Important Note: As an authentic rustic cabin, the stairs to the upstairs and basement are very steep with narrow treads, resembling a cross between a ladder and a staircase. This home may not be suitable for elderly guests or children not confident on stairs. Additionally, 4WD/AWD is strongly recommended during winter months. Please note that the sauna is currently out of commission and unavailable for use.
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You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

