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Today I’m really excited to share this enchanting wooden yurt with all of you, mostly because my husband and I actually stayed here last summer and can vouch for how awesome it is. I’m pretty obsessed with yurts, so getting to vacation in one was a dream come true, and this one was particularly amazing because of the history — it was built by Bill Coperthwaite in 1974, the pioneer of American yurt-building!
It’s nestled in the woods/pasture of the South of Monadnock intentional living community, and looks like something out of a storybook. The walls are all tilted out, so you walk through a funky door into the main room. My favorite part of the yurt by far is the cozy book-nook. It was the perfect spot to sit down with my morning coffee before getting ready for the day’s adventure.
You access the bedroom via ladder stairs, and it has a huge skylight for star-gazing! It was incredibly romantic and peaceful. Best of all, the hosts were incredibly kind, and supplied us with local maple syrup and farm-fresh eggs upon arrival. Can’t recommend this place enough! Book your stay on Airbnb here.
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Vacation in this Peaceful Coperthwaite Wooden Yurt
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Such a storybook entrance! The other yurt is an office for the host.
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The nifty door takes you inside.
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First thing you see upon entering: Book nook!
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Here’s the neat entryway/mudroom area.
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Fully-functional kitchen area.
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Full-sized stove and fridge makes it easy to cook!
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I hope to stay in the winter sometime to snuggle by that wood-burning stove.
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Close-up of the book nook. Best place in the yurt!
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This sink is everything. I need one in my house!
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Pantry. They provided us with lots of staples which was great.
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The other side of the yurt where you can see the ladder to the upstairs.
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Sitting and desk area.
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Gate to keep you from falling down in the middle of the night.
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Skylight for star-gazing!
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All the windows open for a great cross-breeze.
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Me, absolutely in love with this yurt!
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Bathroom has a washer-dryer. Very handy!
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Shower and flush toilet. Basic but all you need!
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I am never going to be happy with my sink again. That’s the best sink ever. And I really like the chair under the stairs as a place to curl up and read also. This definitely looks like a special place to visit.
Seriously the sink is stone and it was incredible! I scour Craigslist for them all the time hoping I’ll find one…
I’ve seen this one before. Very rustic and cozy. I love the eyebrow windows in the upstairs bedroom. It’s an unusual place, and I love it!
It was the coolest spot to stay! I would love to go back.