Digital nomad package
A proper desk, an ergonomic chair, and two monitors, set up in your room before you arrive. Bring a laptop; leave the rest at home.
A common kitchenette off the landing, kept stocked around the clock — a pot of coffee and a kettle for tea, a tin of snacks for the in-between hours, and a microwave and small refrigerator for whatever you carried in.
The mugs are the local clay. Help yourself, and again.
No front desk to make and no key to collect in person. We send a door code the morning you arrive; let yourself in through the front doors whenever the road finally delivers you.
The house is yours from three in the afternoon — the code works the moment you have it, and a lamp is left lit in the hall.
Newly added to the house and free to book — a quiet room to thaw out in after a day on the snow, or before a long evening by the fire.
Towels are stacked at the door. Reserve an hour at the desk, or on your way past.
Eight-gigabit fibre runs into the house, with wifi in every room and out on the porch — enough to move a day's work, a film, or a household of devices without a second thought. Rare for a back road in the hills. We rather like that.
The quiet things we don't charge for, because a house ought to look after the people in it.
Steps from the door and plowed by dawn — leave the car where it lands and forget it.
Quiet corners with a worn chair, a lamp, and the long light off the valley.
A warm, dry place for skis and wet boots after a day at Saskadena Six or Okemo.
Turned daily, and line-dried in the yard whenever the weather allows it.
Tapped from the trees behind the barn — a jug at breakfast and a jar to take home.
The lower field left unmown, the Milky Way overhead, and nothing in the way.
A few things we'll set up for you ahead of time, for a fee — asked for at booking, ready before you arrive.
A proper desk, an ergonomic chair, and two monitors, set up in your room before you arrive. Bring a laptop; leave the rest at home.
A car waiting at Lebanon, Rutland, or the Amtrak platform at Windsor — and the same on the way back out to the world.
Send a list and find it waiting: the coffee you like, wine for the fire, and breakfast for the first slow morning.
Pine walls, a curved stair, and the snow that brings it all to a stop.
An extra cot, a crib, a dietary note for breakfast, a late checkout when the road's bad — tell us at booking and it's done.
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