Please review House Rules prior to booking this home. A modern, chic retreat for nature lovers Meals & Rooms Tax ID #: MRT-10028273-001 The space Please review House Rules and Additional Rules prior to booking. Guests are required to sign an additional contract directly with the host company. You may request a copy of the contract prior to booking. Pets are not permitted at this property. Only select properties allow pets. Bringing unapproved pets can result in the termination of your rental without refund, as well as additional fees. A modern, chic retreat for nature lovers Sterling Treehouse is a stunning custom-built modern cabin perfectly integrated with the surrounding forest. Sited on 40+ acres overlooking Sterling Valley, it was designed to bring the outside in while masterfully interacting with its native surroundings. The intention of this remote cabin is to bring families (or friends) together to enjoy the majesty of the area. The cabin has two large bedrooms with king beds and floor to ceiling windows, a bunk room that sleeps five, a great room with a table to seat 10, large screen TV, a Bang and Olufsen music system, and the deepest soaking tub you’ll ever find. The home is primarily furnished with handcrafted American made furniture and has bike storage, ski racks, and boot warmers to encourage families to get outside. To start or end the day, enjoy a two-level patio with a Stahl fire pit and insert for wood-fired grilling. Take in the spectacular views of the adjacent forest and Green Mountain ridge lines while you relax in nature. At your doorstep, you’ll find hiking, cross-country skiing, and mountain biking trails, a 19th-century cemetery, and old stone walls and foundations from the long-gone Sterling settlement. There is a snowshoe trail winding through the forest on the property, and within walking distance from the house you can access the Sterling Gorge (an amazing place to hike, ice climb, or just enjoy the waterfalls), the VAST trail, the Catamount Trail, and the Sterling Forest mountain bike trails. The cabin is a 15-minute drive from the village of Stowe and 25 minutes from the ski resort—take the back roads and skip the mountain traffic! *Top bunks are not suitable for adults. Meals & Rooms Tax ID #: MRT-10028273-001 Other things to note Only Stowe Vermont combines a classic 200-year-old village with Mt. Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak. This unique juxtaposition imbues Stowe with a character reminiscent of great European mountain resorts. Stowe has consistently rated tops by travelers worldwide. Outdoor Sports & Year-round Activities in Stowe Vermont. At 4,395 feet, Stowe's Mt. Mansfield is literally the high point of Vermont. This spectacular mountain forms the centerpiece of a region that is legitimately world famous for its outdoor activities and adventures. Summer Activities: While Stowe is well-known as the winter sports capital of the East, summer is a very popular time to visit! Summer in Stowe is a time to enjoy all that Vermont has to offer, from fabulous Green Mountain views along the world-famous Recreation Path to great shopping and dining. Fall Activities: Fall in Stowe brings the explosions of autumn color for which Vermont is internationally famed. The brilliance of Stowe's fall foliage adds an extra dimension of enjoyment to every outdoor pursuit, from serene strolls on the world-famous Recreation Path to nerve-jangling rock climbs on the faces of Smugglers’ Notch and everything in between. Winter Activities: In winter, skiers and snowboarders come from around the world to experience Mt. Mansfield's storied terrain. Stowe also offers sleigh and dog sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and ice skating. Stowe is especially famous as one of North America's premier cross country skiing destinations, with hundreds of kilometers of groomed and back country trails.