Kingdom Carriage House

Cabin Description:

Pardon me if I sound obsessed with this incredible Northeast Kingdom home because I am obsessed. It combines a few of my most favorite things, history, antiques, hand hewn beams and Vermont. What more could a gal want? Originally built in 1842 this home was first known as a pitstop along the Bolton Pass, a welcome sight for weary travelers on their way to Montreal via Boston or vice versa. After undergoing a long restoration and re-envisioning process which spanned 6+ years the home is ready to welcome new and less weary travelers. Sitting on 35 gorgeous acres and overlooking the stunning rolling mountains of northern Vermont you will fall deeply into rest and relaxation during your stay here. Be sure to roam throughout the home and take in every lovingly cared for inch. The museum-like interior is full of cozy corners to sink into and catch up on a good book, they have many to choose from. Soak away the day in any of the home's four soaking tubs, the main event being the centerpiece tub on the third floor suite. Of course there is always the salt water hot tub with those mountain views or gather round the fire and enjoy the colors of the sun setting.

While You're There:

Lake Willoughby is very close and terrific for fishing, swimming, hiking, boating, etc. Skiing Jay Peak or Burke Mountain. Antiquing at Antiques & Emporium.

Great For:

Families with children over eight, or friend groups.