Enjoy beautiful views and peaceful surroundings from the Barn! The Barn is a single, studio, guesthouse occupying the entire second floor of our gambrel-style barn. We only rent our property on this site and air b and b. Any other website is not to be used. One thousand square feet of modern living space with a fully equipped kitchen, large full bath and walk-in closet. The space is open and suited for a party of two.
Open the double barn doors and find yourself on a expansive balcony overlooking the Connecticut River Valley and North-West mountain ranges. Enjoy the evening watching the sunsets, playing pool, listening the music or watching a movie. During the day, the White Mountains await with hundreds of activities waiting for you! Inside amenities includes a fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher, full-size bath, washer/dryer, exercise equipment & pool table.
No smoking anywhere on the premises. No pets.
The spectacular White Mountains are an ideal location for your winter & summertime vacations. Attractions: Littleton Main St. Restaurants and Shopping (5 min.), Moore Reservoir or Conn. River (5 min.), Cannon Mtn. & Franconia State Park (15 min.), Flume Gorge (20 min.), Whale's Tale Water Park (25 min.), Bretton Woods & Mt. Washington Cog Railway (30 min.), Loon Mtn. (30 min.), Clarks Trading Post (30 min.), Santa's Village (45 min.), Six Gun City (45 min.), Storyland (45 min.), Burke Mtn. (45 min.), Polar Caves (45 min.), Mt. Washington Auto Road (1 hour), Conway Scenic Railroad (1 hour). Don't forget Vermont! We are very close to the border, so lots of things to see and do.
In the summer enjoy several public golf courses, canoeing, fishing, boating, world-class hiking, & biking. In the winter, you can snowmobile from the house. Three ski resorts to choose from (Cannon Mt, Bretton Woods or Loon Mt.), snowshoe, ice fish & ice skate. Enjoy tax-free shopping in downtown Littleton year-around.
Great dining options are available in Littleton and surrounding villages. We will provide you with a list of recommendations.
