Rye Chalet

A bedroom and full bath on each of 3 floors. Sleeps 2 to 12. Fire pit, fun, privacy. Leave the stress and crowds behind and relax on 18 secluded, private acres! This unique stone country retreat allows working/learning remotely on our high-speed internet. Enjoy a stunning valley view while you breathe Vermont's famous clean, fresh air from tranquil woodlands and trails surround this spacious, comf

ortable, artisan chalet. Gather around the fire pit and cook up s'mores and great memories. Picture windows and a wrap-around deck look over Hidden Valley's miles of hills, fields and streams into the next state. With 3,600 square feet of living space, and three floors, this house offers several gathering areas, including two separate living rooms, a game table area, a dining area, a sociable kitchen and a genial fire pit. Marvelous for writers, artists, retreats, reunions, small weddings, family gatherings. Great for three couples, one per floor. Furnished down to the cookbooks. There are games galore, hundreds of well-chosen books and over 300 movies on DVD. Outside, play horseshoes, corn hole. Artisan stonemason Simon Shultz created magnificent two-story stone columns that support the outside deck and, at the heart of the chalet, a spectacular three-story stone core fireplace. A charming spiral staircase connects all three floors. Sleeping accommodations: The total number of beds in the chalet are: 1 King bed, 2 queen beds, 2 queen sofa beds, and 2 twin beds. The 2 twin beds are on the ground floor- 1 as a day bed and the other in a room with a queen bed. The main floor bedroom also has a queen bed and the third floor private loft has a king bed. The chalet has 2 separate livings rooms, one on the ground floor and one on the main floor. The ground floor living room has a queen sofa bed that can sleep two persons and the twin day bed mentioned earlier. The main floor living room has a queen sofa bed that can also sleep two people. All within an hour: learn Fly Fishing at the Orvis Fly Fishing School or visit the American Museum of Fly Fishing in historic Manchester village: the Norman Rockwell Exhibition, where Norman Rockwell's models are your tour guides, at the Arlington Gallery in Arlington, hometown of Norman Rockwell 1939-53, on historic Route 7A; the world- famous Simon Pearce Glass-Blowing workshop and restaurant in Quechee, VT and the noted Billings Farm Museum in Woodstock, VT.