We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! Beautiful home with amazing views.

Beautiful, peaceful setting and home. We thoroughly enjoyed our time there. Just be aware if you are bringing your dog, there is a resident porcupine 😊

House has gorgeous views of the presidentials from the back deck. Definitely the highlight of this house! It has plenty of space and is comfy. A couple things to note if staying: towels were not in an obvious place so it caused concern when we showed up dirty from a day of skiing. They were hanging on the back of the bathroom doors and no extras in closets, etc. Hot tub towels were in the front closet where you’d hand jackets. I’d suggest labeling or noting somewhere. When we called, no one could clearly tell me where they are because it’s run by Vacasa. Once someone used the bathroom, we finally discovered the towels! Also, the man who works for Vacasa in the area when he called me was the nicest guy. Also, the downstairs bedroom is very loud when toilets anywhere in the house flush bc it has to have a pump to move the water to the drain. Our friends who slept downstairs didn’t get much sleep bc of this. Otherwise, we truly enjoyed our stay!

This property was really wonderful! The house itself was spacious, clean, and well-maintained. I really appreciated the different places in the house that you can socialize and relax in. The best part of this property is the hot tub and the view. The hot tub is right on the deck, just a few feet from the door. This meant that if you're there during winter (like we were), you didn't have far to run when heading back in. The view from the back deck is also incredible! You're presented with a sweeping panorama and I'm sure it's even more beautiful in the other seasons. The location of the house is great, not far from many of the attractions in the area. Please be aware that the street the house is located on is a dirt road. This isn't a problem, but something to know about if you're travelling in inclement weather. Overall it's a great property and one I'll be sure to look at first when I head back to NH!