Experience a vacation in a century-old sugarhouse nestled on a quiet Vermont hillside with the comfort and conveniences you expect in an exceptional home.

When I arrived from Michigan at Grasshopper Hill in 1998 I discovered an old sugarhouse that had not been used since 1944. So what do you do with a seemingly useless farm building? Because I love old buildings and believe in restoring them for perhaps another use, I could not bear to see it continually deteriorate. I then thought it might make a nice guest home. Kind of crazy, but I liked the idea that guests could vacation in a previously working sugarhouse built about 1912. After moving the sugarhouse to a more secluded location on my 32 acres and much work, The Sugarhouse was ready for guests in 2001. It was so exciting for me to be able to offer this unique home to guests for the first time. And they came. They came from Australia to the Netherlands and from Maine to California.

To learn more about The Sugarhouse, visit my website below. It is packed with 15 pages of information with over three dozen photographs, two magazine articles and a segment from a television program featuring The Sugarhouse on ABC-Boston in 2009 and 2010. I hope you will consider making a reservation as many have done.

Available all seasons:
$850 for one week, $1,650 for two weeks.
Some weekends available. $325 for two-night, three day weekends.
Plus 9% VT rooms tax.

Contact Information for this Vermont vacation rental:

Roger Bailey
1874 Blood Brook Road, Fairlee, Vermont 05045
Tel. (802) 333-4285

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Web: www.thesugarhousevt.com