The cottage was amazing. When you open the front door you're greeted with wide plank pine flooring, hand hewed beams, barn board walls and beautiful stone fireplaces. The large windows on the back walls lets in an abundance of light. The kitchen is appointed with modern appliances and everything you need to prepare a meal at home. On the lower level is the master suite complete with second fireplace, comfortable queen bed and master bath with jacuzzi jetted tub. French doors open out to the back yard where there is a babbling brook, privacy trees and beyond that a living pond. It truly is a place that gives you the feeling of being on top of a secluded mountain top.The Appalachian Mtn, Long Trail is just minutes down the road as is Bromley Mtn. A visit around charming Manchester Center is must. We really enjoyed our time there celebrating our 50th Anniversary!

The cabin is amazing! So cozy and comfortable. We had such a great time. The hosts were very responsive. The cabin and amenities were as described. We will definitely be back

Very Nice and Cozy, had everything we needed and the instructions were very thorough and easy to follow. Nice and quiet, relaxing atmosphere a great place to just get away and relax.

We were initially thrilled upon arrival, as the cabin is rustic, cozy, and at the end of a long driveway— all things we would normally enjoy. It quickly became apparent that the road noise was quite loud though, and for a light sleeper like myself, that was a problem. We both love a fireplace, but the smell of woodsmoke in the cabin was very strong, so people with allergies or breathing problems should be aware. My husband is one of those people and was stuffed up throughout our stay.When we went to put our clothes in the dresser, we found that it, and the dryer, were full of sheets and towels (some not fully dry). And the shower handle, which the house instructions stated was “a little stiff”, was impossible for me to turn on. If my husband had not been with me I’d have had to do without a shower! Finally, there is a beautiful spiral log staircase going downstairs, but no handrail. We both are quite fit but were not comfortable going up or down.The Manchester area is gorgeous and we did a lot of great hiking and eating. And we both believe that this little gem of a cottage could be a perfect spot if given a little upgrade ( sound reducing glass on the windows especially the bedroom? a handrail on the stairway? Better air ventilation between guests? Fix the shower handle and broken screen in the sliding door))