




Discover the ultimate mountain getaway at this beautifully appointed Vermont estate in Warren, perfectly positioned opposite Sugarbush resort to provide breathtaking views of the peaks from almost every room. This large home is an ideal sanctuary for families and bigger groups seeking a private Vermont experience.
Designed for comfort and versatility, the home features 6 bedrooms and 6 beds, with 3 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 12 guests. The layout includes two master suites featuring king beds and en suite bathrooms. Additionally, there is a library/den equipped with a true queen-size sleep sofa and a closable door for added privacy. Each bedroom is outfitted with individually controlled heat and air conditioning to ensure every guest stays comfortable.
While the structured amenities are minimal, the home's interior is thoughtfully designed for luxury and utility. The cook's kitchen is fully equipped with a Vitamix, Kitchen Aid mixer, Cuisinart, and a large InstantPot, complemented by an extra-large dining table for group meals. For those needing to stay connected, the property offers gigabit internet and at least three separate working areas. Relaxation options abound, including two separate living room areas, several Roku-equipped TVs, board games, and puzzles. Outdoor highlights include a deck with a gas grill and picnic table, a fire pit with Adirondack chairs for stargazing, and a dedicated yoga nook for meditation with a mountain view. A large mud room with ski racks provides ample space for all your outdoor gear.
Located on a private road in Warren, the estate is just minutes away from Sugarbush, Mad River Glen, and the diverse attractions of the Mad River Valley.
Practical Information:
Make lasting memories in this stunning estate where luxury meets the rugged beauty of the Vermont mountains.
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