Chalet perched on a mountain in the heart of Green Mountains. Enjoy true mountain living all year long with 3 ski areas within 45min, White River access minutes from home, abundance of hiking trails, and golf courses. Central to Killington, Rochester, & Woodstock. After your adventures, return to a welcoming & comfortable home with stellar views from every room, multiple decks, fireplace & sauna, and plenty of special touches to help you unwind and relax.



Designed by architect Robert Carl Williams with high ceilings and large windows, you will be able to enjoy the mountain views cozied up on the couch, waking up in your bed, or sipping coffee from one of the many decks. Enjoy the dark skies with bright stars without light pollution at night. Gnome Home is a perfect ski retreat located 25min to Killington Snowshed and Ramshead parking lots. 25m to Pico, 30min to Saskadena Six, and 44min to Sugarbush. In the summer enjoy private access to the White River just a few minutes drive away for swimming or tubing. Gnome Home is nestled right into the rocks of the mountain it is built on with stairs leading you down from a tree-covered parking area to the main entry. On the main level is a spacious living room with a new gas fireplace and built in surround sound stereo with Bluetooth connection, dining room with a table that comfortably seats 8, a well-equipped kitchen with a coffee bar, and entertainment closet stocked with toys, games, and puzzles for the whole family. The home comfortably sleeps 8 with 4 bedrooms. Bedroom 1: upstairs, queen bed, private balcony. Bedroom 2: downstairs, queen bed and twin bed. Bedroom 3: downstairs, twin bed with trundle Bedroom 4: downstairs, King bed, small private deck and sliding glass door. You’ll find basic toiletries and plenty of towels in the bathrooms - one upstairs near the queen bedroom and one downstairs with a sliding door to partition shower/toilet from sink. Sauna is also located in downstairs bathroom and accommodate two adults. As a family of three, we understand the convenience of having a family-friendly home. We provide a booster seat, portable crib with a 2" mattress, blackout curtains, and toys/games and a child gate.



Community Winter travel policy:

Winter Road Travel and Emergency Parking: We make every effort to ensure the roads are timely plowed and sanded. However, during ongoing storms our roads (like all steep gravel roads in Vermont) can be treacherous. Members, visitors and guests will likely need good snow tires or chains to travel most of our roadways in snowy conditions, and definitely to access the steeper portions of the road during a storm. Four-wheel drive alone is inadequate on many snowy portions of roads when a car does not have winter tires/snow tires. Tires rated “all-season” for city driving are not considered winter tires/snow tires and will not make it up steeper roadways in a snowstorm. Please advise your guests and renters accordingly! Reminder: emergency parking areas are located on Timber Hawk Road (at the first open clearing on the right, marked by two wooden posts) and at the bottom of Westwind Drive. These areas may be used on a short-term basis when a car cannot make it up the road during a storm. Be prepared: Anyone driving back roads in winter, especially at night, should ensure that they are equipped with flashlights/headlamps and shoes suitable for walking uphill in the snow. We expect all owners, guests and renters to drive and act responsibly at all times. If a vehicle becomes stuck or disabled, it poses a risk to plow operators and other drivers. It is the vehicle owner’s responsibility to get it dislodged, at their own expense. We’ve had a few instances in the past year of stuck vehicles damaging roads and culverts; if you damage infrastructure, please report it so we can get it fixed.