The Cottage was built in 1910 as a “Mother in Law” house. It is a small, yet very cozy 2 bedroom home. The shower is constructed from local Vermont slate. All the amenities of home. Strong WiFi and cable tv w/Roku

Nate has been hosting folks at the Cottage for about 4 years now. He enjoys camping, fishing and the outdoors. The Cottage and its quaint location attracts guests from around the world

The Cottage is located in historic East Poultney next to the old Poultney schoolhouse. which is now the Historical Society. Tours of select buildings are given by appointment only through the Poultney Historical Society. About a mile to the town of Poultney. The sidewalk starts at the cottage which leads to town. Perfect for a walk or bike ride. Pico, Killington and Bromley Mountains all less than an hour drive. Plentiful fishing and boating opportunities. 3 miles to Lake St Catherine, under 10 miles to Lake Bomoseen. Slate Valley biking trails surround the area. This is the perfect area to ride a bicycle. The sidewalk starts right out by the front lawn, and continues down all the way to Poultney. There are plenty of local bike trails to ride on. For more trail information please google search Slate Valley Trails The Cottage is located next to the Slate Valley snowmobile trail. The trail is easy to get on from the Cottage and is located right across the street at the Baptist church. Located in the East Poultney Historic District, which encompasses the historic center of the rural village of East Poultney, Vermont. The district is centered on the triangular green at the center of the village (across the street from the front yard) and was developed mainly from the late 18th through mid-19th centuries, producing a village with strong Federal and Greek Revival architecture. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.