Off Grid Country Micro Cabin Vacation in New York

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This is an off grid country micro cabin vacation near Rosendale, NY.

Inside you’ll find a double bed, twin bed sleeping loft, and a table. There is an outdoor shower and toilet just steps away from the cabin.

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Off Grid Country Micro Cabin Vacation in New York

Off Grid Country Micro Cabin Vacation in New York

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Learn more: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1475145

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5 comments

  1. Gah! I detest shingle siding on a house. Yeah, my problem I know. but I think it is totally aesthetically unpleasing.

    As for outside dunnies (toilets) and showers… total no go. I mean really? You’d want to sit doing your business in pouring rain?

  2. Cute little place for a guest cottage, but I wouldn’t expect my guests to have to trot outside on a cold night when they have to use the bathroom.

  3. Cute I guess, but for me it would not work at all, and yes there is snow in the north but you could wait until spring to use the bathroom.

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