A 1930 bungalow and three cottages completed in 2024, available together for groups of up to 20. The bungalow and cottages sit on the same lot in Burlington's New North End, directly across from Ethan Allen Park — walking trails, picnic areas, and a historic lookout tower are steps from the front door. North Avenue beaches are a short bike ride away. Downtown Burlington is a quick drive for dining, breweries, and the Church Street Marketplace. The bungalow sleeps 8 across four bedrooms and two baths, with hardwood floors, a gas fireplace, and a private porch with a swing and seating for four. The kitchen is fully equipped for group meals. The three cottages are arranged in a semicircle around an ancient oak tree. Each sleeps four with a queen bed, queen pullout sofa, full kitchen, and central A/C. Each cottage has its own outdoor seating, and two gas grills are available on the property — one near the main house and one in the grass area below the oak tree, where a gently sloping grassy yard gives groups room to spread out. Burlington International Airport (BTV) is about a 17-minute drive, making it easy for groups arriving from out of town. With four separate units, four kitchens, and room for up to 20 guests on one shared lot, this is one of the few places in Burlington that can keep a large group together in one spot. It's a natural fit for family reunions, multi-generational getaways, wedding-party accommodations, and bachelorette weekends — everyone close by, with private bedrooms and kitchens plus a shared backyard under the old oak for gathering. It's also ideal for graduation weekends at the University of Vermont (UVM), Champlain College, and Saint Michael's College, when families need several rooms together and tend to book well in advance.
Security & Privacy: Exterior cameras monitor the driveway and parking area and are always active. There are no recording devices inside the unit or in any area where a guest has a reasonable expectation of privacy.
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I'm a Skidmore College graduate with a background in fine art. I love creating and sharing thoughtful spaces, and much of my time is spent with my young child—decorating, building dinosaur worlds, and searching for bugs in the great outdoors. Hosting gives me a chance to connect with others and offer a welcoming home base for exploring Burlington and beyond.
この宿泊施設のオーナーになった理由
This property gives a large group the rare combination of shared space and private retreat. A 1930 bungalow and three cottages completed in 2024 sit on the same lot, sleeping up to 20 guests across four fully equipped units. Each cottage has its own private outdoor dining area; a shared grill and seating under an ancient oak tree serves as the natural gathering spot for the whole group. The location is hard to beat. Directly across from Ethan Allen Park, walking trails, picnic areas, and a historic lookout tower are steps from the door. North Avenue beaches are a short bike ride away. Downtown Burlington is a quick drive for dining, breweries, and the Church Street Marketplace. The bungalow brings character the cottages can't replicate — hardwood floors, a gas fireplace, and a private porch with a swing. The cottages bring skylights, lofty ceilings, and modern construction. Together they work better than either would alone.
この宿泊施設の特徴
The property combines a historic 1930 bungalow and three cottages completed in 2024 on the same lot — four fully equipped units sleeping up to 20 guests, each with its own kitchen, outdoor dining area, and private space. The bungalow adds hardwood floors, a gas fireplace, and a private porch with a swing; the cottages bring skylights, lofty ceilings, and modern construction. A shared grill and seating under an ancient oak tree gives the whole group a natural place to gather without anyone feeling on top of each other. The location is directly across from Ethan Allen Park, with walking trails, picnic areas, and a historic lookout tower steps from the door. North Avenue beaches are a short bike ride away. Downtown Burlington is a quick drive for dining, breweries, and the Church Street Marketplace.