Resort Home with Pool and Tennis @ 'The Castle Hill Spa

About Janet Shaw

We enjoy family, friends, travel, nature and peace on earth. Vermont has so much beauty and Ludlow has a lot going on in all seasons. Historic places to visit, best coffee, cheese tours, maple syrup, you can find hand made everything, with a feel of the 70's still alive and well. Simon Pearce glass blowing, Billings Farm visits. The list goes on..this is who we are..We Love VT, and wish we could visit more often.

Why Janet Shaw chose Proctorsville

Well built on a historical property with the same feel and amenities as a "Canyon Ranch"... Beautifully located...3.4 miles from Okemo, high on Spaulding Road. We are a perfect year round use...Trails, hiking, quiet, relaxing, everything at your service in a home setting. Minutes for downtown, best spa & pool around...when you leave you feel like you have truly had a memorable vacation.

What makes this Townhouse unique

As soon as you walk in the front door you feel the newness, and spaciousness of a luxury resort home...professionally decorated, 10 foot ceilings in the main living area and master bedroom...walk to the pool and spa...play tennis, we have two courts that are lit at night. Your outings may be visits to: Okemo State Forest-Buttermilk Falls Also known as Bridal Veil Falls, a set of 3 falls several hundred feet apart. It is a popular spot for swimming located within the Okemo State Forest. President Calvin Coolidge Homestead President Coolidge’s boyhood home, this homestead is the site where a vacationing vice-president Coolidge was informed of President Harding’s untimely death and was given the oath of office by his own father. The Weston Playhouse Theatre Company This world-class theatre company, located in Weston, Vermont, is a non-profit regional organization committed to dramatic works and educational programs to a broad audience. Black River Academy Museum Founded in 1835, the Black River Academy enrolled 95 boys and 85 girls in high school classes. Fire destroyed the three-story building in 1844. School was held in the Union Church until 1889. The present building was built on this church property in 1888-89. The school continued to operate until 1938. The museum is open during the summer months. Please check their calendar for hours of operation. Fletcher Farm School For The Arts and Crafts Committed to quality arts and crafts education, to keep alive old traditions, and to teach new techniques in a special Vermont setting, at a reasonable cost to the public. Courses are offered throughout the year. Covered Bridges There are a total of 15 covered bridges to be explored in the Okemo Valley Region.