The East Putney Brook Road Residence

putney, vermont
2 bedroom - 1 bath
(10 reviews)
Travel dates:
$295 - $354 per night (USD)
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Perks for the Parents

Grab a chance to try out tiny home living with your kids in this cozy Vermont cottage, set on 9 acres of land with forest views and smart technology. The 300 sq ft space has beautiful exposed beams with a bright, clean, and energy efficient atmosphere. It features some of the latest smart technology - haiku lights, big fan and nest. The California King size bed is a cozy spot to hang out with your family and the rainfall shower fixture in the bathroom is a treat. The 9-acre gardens with diverse plants, forest and a river provide ample space for your children to explore and enjoy the beautiful Vermont landscape.

Why Kids Love it

Children will love the opportunity to stay in a ‘tiny home’! The loft bedroom is suitable for children over the age of 6. It is a super fun space for children, and with views of the outside through 2 windows, you get the feeling that you are sleeping in the trees. With 9 acres of land around it including a beautiful forest to explore plus a brook to splash, play and swim in, there is endless hours of fun to be had. There are wonderful local farmers markets to enjoy and nearby towns to visit. Local farms offer apple picking and apple cider doughnuts.

Things to Know

Minimum stay: 2 nights. Note the ladder to the loft can be removed; we suggest the loft is best for those aged 6+. There is a stream on the property some 400ft away in the woods - children may need to be supervised around it. There is room for a pack'n'play. The owners have a 45 lb dog named Milo roaming freely on their property (which has an electric fence around it); he may bark but is friendly. Please let the hosts know if you are uncomfortable with dogs. Tap water at the property is excellent. No smoking please. Provided for guests: organic coffee, half and half, and a variety of teas for the morning; a French press, towels, bedding and pillows, kitchen and bathroom soap, Dr. Bronner's unscented all purpose soap, lotion, paper towels, toilet paper, cooking mediums, area guide, WiFi.

About the Location

The house is in Putney, southern Vermont, 5 miles off a major highway. Nearby you'll find Green Mountain Orchard, one of Vermont's largest apple orchards, with a country store that serves up local goods, warm apple cider and apple cider doughnuts. There are multiple farms in the area for berry picking in season. Hidden Springs Maple Syrup Farm is right in town and is a perfect spot to get Vermont maple syrup. There are plentiful local hiking spots as well as places to swim in waterfalls, brooks, rivers and ponds. It is 1 hour from ski resorts - Stratton, Mt. Snow, Okemo and a 15-minute drive to Brattleboro, VT, a cute country town with restaurants and shops. The closest international airports are in Boston (2.5 hours) or Burlington (1.5 hours).

Accommodation Details

This timber frame dwelling is set on 9 acres overlooking a forested mountain and trails to explore along a brook. It is open plan with a small footprint: the space includes a living room, kitchenette, a California king bed tucked under the loft, loft with a queen bed, full bathroom with walk-in shower and outdoor fire pit with Adirondack chairs. The property also features a variety of gardens with wildflowers and an organic vegetable garden. The trail system through the woods and down to the brook has a variety of plant species and a lush green landscape. Built in 2016, the dwelling is LEED compliant.

Style Notes

Tiny House Living. Bright, cozy, simple and energy efficient, this is a unique stay bar none. The color pallet features the natural warmth from the exposed wood beams, neutral colors, and accents of blue, yellow, and green from plants. A world map reminiscent of an old school map hangs over a cozy sectional couch. The back wall of the dwelling features a wall of windows with views of the forest. The windows are energy efficient and tilt turn providing 2 ways to let fresh air and the sounds of nature in. The bathroom features a shower with subway tile walls and a river stone base as well as a rainfall shower fixture.

  • Air Conditioning
  • Baby Bath
  • Baby Monitor
  • Babysitter / Nanny
  • Backyard / Garden
  • Balcony
  • Bathtub
  • Bed Rails
  • Bicycles
  • Cabinet Locks
  • Changing Table
  • Chef / Catering
  • Children's Dinnerware
  • Corner Guards
  • DVD Library
  • DVD Player
  • Dishwasher
  • Elevator
  • Fireplace Guards
  • Game Console
  • High Chair
  • Housekeeper
  • Outlet Plugs
  • Parking
  • Pet-friendly
  • Pool
  • Pool Gate
  • Stair Gates
  • Television
  • Toys / Children's Books
  • Washer / Dryer
  • Wifi
  • Window Guards
SLEEPS 4
1 king
1 queen
Andrea K.
Member since August 23, 2016
Living in Southern Vermont with my family - Jon, Ava (1 year), & Milo our dog. Hobbies include - organic food & gardening, hiking, swimming, yoga, photography, cooking, travel, the environment

Putney, Vermont

Cider orchards, berry picking and maple sugaring

Just over two hours west of Boston in southern Vermont, Putney is a charming area with unspoiled villages, apple orchards and maple sugar houses. In summer find local swimming holes and pick berries; in winter make the most of the ski trails. Brattleboro offers petting farms, orchards and family entertainment while Molly Stark State Park nearby offers easy hikes for all the family.

10 reviews

Linda S.
Visited in September 2020
Wonderful stay! Everything was spotless and the house itself is modern, airy and well designed.
Meg M.
Visited in September 2020
Our family throughly enjoyed this well-designed space. It was a joy to spend time in such a clean, well-appointed “tiny house.” My favorite space was sitting on the couch, where I could read and sip tea and enjoy looking out the large windows. Because of its strategic layout it didn’t feel all that tiny for the four of us, even with a travel cot for the babe set up. The high ceilings and windows create a really very spacious feeling. The linens and textiles throughout were comfortable and high-quality. I found the pillows too thick, but that’s a personal preference (I always travel with our own pillows because we often find that to be the case). We found the family entirely friendly. They helped us get wood to start a small fire outside the cabin, and we also had another small fire down by the stream, which is a quiet place to sit and enjoy the outdoors (and for the kids to explore). It was a great location - felt out of the way and quiet but was actually very close to amenities in town. The co-op and the general store both had great food provisions for meals on the go as well as meals to take back to the cabin to heat in the toaster oven. We also hiked up Putney Mountain one morning. Last note / their dog and cat were very friendly and came and checked us out. We also appreciated the fresh-ground coffee!
Liz M.
Visited in August 2020
Andrea and her family went above and beyond to accommodate us during these 'weird times' at their beautiful Tiny House in Southern VT! While it is definitely off the beaten track, it contains everything a small family would need to enjoy a few days both down at the little creek behind the house and exploring the area. Location is an easy drive to nearby Putney Village and the mini-city of Brattleboro, with cafes, restaurants (yes, even in these weird times!), cute shops. We felt welcome from the moment we arrived. They have a very friendly cat and a super sweet dog who come and go around the property. The house itself has a very cozy feel to it with a comfy couch, blanket, and pillows. The minimalist but intentional decor is arranged to be practical as well as beautiful. As advertised, it is a tiny space but the windows and general layout make it feel more than doable. I especially love natural light and open windows and so it was perfect to appreciate the beautiful summer weather! Andrea was very communicative and helpful, especially so when the wifi temporarily went out and my husband needed it for a work call the following morning. We appreciated all the little touches to make it feel like home and very much enjoyed our two-night getaway. Highly recommend!
Justin M.
Visited in September 2018
The tiny house exceeded all expectations. Clean, modern, and fun! Our family enjoyed disconnecting from the day-to-day grind and exploring nature's beauty. Trails on the property lead to an amazing stream that our children loved to play in and run along. It felt like we stepped into another world in the woods and we've found ourselves saying that we need to go back! Thank you for welcoming our family and for sharing your wonderful tiny home.
Allison K.
Visited in November 2017
Excellent stay. Tiny house had everything we needed and hosts were friendly and took good care of us.
Whitney D.
Visited in September 2017
We couldn't has asked for anything more during our stay at the Tiny Timberframe house! It was perfect in every way and my son is already referring to it has "daddy's birthday house" - so I guess that means we'll be back next year which I am so excited about! My 4yr old loved bunking with my husband on the loft, so don't be deterred if you have little ones :) Andrea was full of the best suggestions, and we found ourselves hiking The Pinnacle (Holden Trail) and Putney Mountain with our boys (4 & 2) - boy were we rewarded at the top of each! Incredible views and even some sheep at the top of Putney! Hanging around the house was equally as fun for us :) We probably frequented the General Store 5x during our 3 day stay - they have the BEST sandwiches there to pack for a hike - and thoroughly enjoyed take-out from Katy's. On our way out of town we hit up Retreat Farm which was the perfect ending to our weekend away! That place was AMAZING and boys LOVED it; we cannot wait to go back - with some more time set aside next time in order to take advantage of some of their hiking trails, too! Thank you, Andrea - we'll see you next year!
Patra K.
Visited in August 2017
My family had such a great time exploring the Putney/Brattleboro area. Andrea and her family were great hosts- helpful and friendly. We had so much fun at Retreat Farm, visiting local restaurants and the Farmer's Market, and going blueberry picking, but my kids favorite part was exploring the brook behind the house! All three have asked me repeatedly about when we will go back, and I hope it will be soon!
Tammy C.
Visited in July 2017
Our family of four (1 & 3 y/o) had a marvelous weekend at the Tiny Timeframe Residence. The place was bright, super clean, and beautiful. There was plenty of room for our pack and play! We explored Putney and Brattleboro. We picked beautiful organic blueberries at Dwight Miller Orchards, strolled through the Brattleboro Farmers Market, and had a blast playing on the wooden farm tractor and seeing the animals at the Retreat Farm. We enjoyed delicious meals at the Whetstone Station, The Marina, and enjoyed great wine from the Putney Winery inside Basketville. Thanks again Andrea!
Lisi S.
Visited in May 2017
This house was a beautiful marvel of design, every detail was thoughtful and convenient. The woods behind were gorgeous and so much fun to explore. Even when it rained for half our stay and 5 of us were inside together we played cards and read books and it was cozy and lovely. When the sun came back out we did some wonderful exploring in the area. Thank you, Andrea, for being such a helpful and friendly host! My kids are still talking about Milo and Ava! :)
Lena E.
Visited in November 2016
My husband and I stayed here just 3 months after our baby was born. It was the most wonderful little vacation. The space is immaculate, the nature trails beautiful and the hosts are very friendly in case you need anything - even directions into town.