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Remember the gorgeous Honeycrisp Cottage? This Timber Frame Retreat has an incredibly similar floor plan (sans the loft) and is also in Vermont! You get a queen-sized bed tucked into one corner with a giant picture window that looks out on the spruce forest beyond.
The 3/4 bathroom is closed off by a barn-style door, and a galley kitchen takes up the back wall of the cottage. You have all the appliances, sans an oven, to make some lovely meals during your stay. Because there’s no Wi-Fi, you can enjoy a truly unplugged experience! Could you live here?
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No Wi-Fi Cottage is a Perfect Place to Unplug
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A beautiful little boardwalk takes you to the cottage.
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The spot is all lit up at night for you to enjoy the outdoor space.
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Here’s the wood-fired hot tub.
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There’s a great live-edge backsplash which fits the cozy vibe.
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All the dishware/cutlery you need is provided in the cottage.
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The exposed beams are gorgeous.
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Notice the sage green and warm tones throughout the space.
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Here’s the little living room space.
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Look at the unique headboard!
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The coffee table has a crack that’s been “sewn up.”
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The windows look out onto the surrounding spruce forest.
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There’s also a bar-height table for two on the far wall.
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Here are some hooks for your coats and bags.
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Wouldn’t you love waking up to this view?
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The corner shower is lined in black metal.
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A barn-style door closes off the space.
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Look how cozy this spot feels in the snow!
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Highlights:
- Cabin on a whole acre of land that you can explore and enjoy.
- Surrounded by a dense grove of spruce trees gives you complete privacy.
- Gorgeous front deck with a sun shade.
- There’s a fire pit with chairs where you can enjoy.
- Giant bulb string lights provide ambiance to the outdoor space in the evening.
- Inside, there’s a queen-sized bed tucked into one corner and a bathroom next door.
- The back wall is taken up by the kitchen with a live-edge countertops
- The couch faces the large windows and an electric fireplace.
- No WIFI and cell service is not great so it is a great place to unplug!
- There’s a hot tub (although it takes a while to get warm) on the front deck.
- High ceilings make the space bright and airy.
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So beautiful! Would like more info on wood-fired hot tub, like manufacturer, etc. many thanks!
I would have to say that as a rental, this is absolutely perfect! I love the whole vibe of the place but I tend to look at Tiny Houses as a place to live full-time so usually see changes I would make to make the Tiny into someplace I would feel like home and be more convenient. Wouldn’t have to change much, really. I would want a bigger refrigerator, of course, even though the one shown is adorable, and there would have to be a place for the big screen, right? And that corner shower could actually take up that entire end wall if the window was moved by just a little and who doesn’t love a nice big shower with a seat? Lose the fireplace…the TV would probably need to go there with a stand under it, hopefully with additional storage. So much more important than a fireplace. And I’d put a curtain by the end of the bed so I could pull it shut if I wanted more privacy. Not sure how to make those changes without seeing a floor plan, though. Might have to modify some windows or move the front door. I don’t know but if you build it from scratch, the changes could be incorporated into the new plan. Still similar. It really does have a nice feel to it and not putting this plan down, just that adjustments would need to be made if it was a residence instead of a rental. Kudos to the THN for always showing us interesting Tinies and giving us food for thought…sparking our imagination!