This house was perfect for us and our four children. The home was very clean, well stocked and extremely comfortable. Highly recommend.

We were a party of 3 couples, excited to ski at Stowe for the first time (we had previously only made it as far north as Killington). Sandy mentioned that Stowe would ruin us for all other Vermont skiing, and she was certainly right! Stowe has more character than Killington or Stratton, with a charming small-town feel. Sandy's house was more beautiful than pictured. When you walk in, you are immediately greeted by the pleasant scent of wood (not sure if it was the wide pine flooring or the ceiling with the reclaimed beams, but it made us feel like we were in woods, secluded from our hectic daily worries). The mudroom has lots of room to store coats, boots, bags, etc. You then proceed into the library, which has a very comfortable sofa and good collection of books and board games. The house has a very open feel, as the library (which can be closed off with a nicely-designed barn door) opens to another mudroom/entryway and then into the kitchen. The kitchen is fantastic, with a big farm sink and all modern, easy-to-use appliances. The kitchen is open to the dining area (with a table that seats 6) and living room. The living room has a wonderfully comfy sectional with a couple of warm blankets, perfect for snuggling under after a long day outside. The TV is on a stand that allows it to be rotated, so we actually wound up watching the Democratic primary debates while playing board games - which led to many interesting political arguments, a first during one of our games of Monopoly! Everyone in our group thought the beds were excellent; Sandy provided many blankets and warm down comforters. The master suite is especially nice, with a spacious en-suite hosting a huge shower and granite-top vanity. Sandy was a very gracious host, providing many details about local attractions and restaurants (unfortunately we did find out that Copley Hospital in Morrisville is the go-to hospital for skiiers who get injured at Stowe, as one person in our party broke his arm). I would highly recommend a meal at Piecasso in Stowe and Lost Nation in Morristown - they were our favorite restaurants, and exactly what you need after a long day on the slopes (or the emergency room). These and other restaurants were recommended in Sandy's "House Bible". We would highly recommend Sandy's house to anyone looking for lodging in the area. You can tell Sandy and Marty love their home and the area. We can't wait to visit again!