Kick back and relax! Adorable newly renovated cottage only 0.7 miles to the heart of Woodstock Village. Light and spacious with cathedral ceilings, skylights, wood beams, great eat in kitchen with breakfast bar, open plan living/dining room and bathroom with deep soaking claw foot tub. Second floor has a cozy TV room, loft work space with reading nook. Enjoy morning coffee or cocktails with friends on the screened porch or the adjacent wood deck. Private and quiet oasis! The space Down an private drive off a country road the Red Apple Cottage is bordered by a grassy field, tall pines and a small babbling brook. From the parking area there is a bluestone lighted path that leads into the screened porch entry. The front door opens into the main Living/Dinning room with a freestanding gas fireplace, cathedral ceiling, skylights, wood beams and wood floors and wall mounted TV. Large LR picture window overlooks the wood deck and expansive flat lawn beyond with a hedgerow of forsythia for visual privacy. Seperate Eat in Kitchen with lots of cabinets, gas stove and breakfast bar. Both bedrooms are on the main level with built in cottage closets, dressers and lots of light in both bedrooms. The Bathroom is bright and cheerful with a antique claw foot soaking tub with shower and tile floor. Up a narrow staircase is a private space with a TV and comfy couch (which can be a single bed).The 2nd floor also has an loft area with a reading nook and work space with built in shelves.. The exterior wood deck has outdoor furniture, umbrella , gas grill and a hammock. Built in the early 1900's we have kept the cottage ambiance in tack and renovated with country modern and a little bit of antique for flavor. Local artist paintings pottery and touches throughout. Guest access The entire house is for our guests to enjoy as well as the space outdoors, which os is approximately 2 acres. Other things to note This is country living, there are animals and bugs although most are not harmful please report to us if you see any hives or nuisance animals (like skunks). Black Bears will smell your garbage so the main thing to note is NEVER leave garbage outside around the house or on the porch. You can only bring your garbage to the designated garbage pails by the end of the driveway the same day of pick up, not the night before. Secure the lid as best as you can. Clean your bottles and cans and double wrap your garbage before disposing it. If you are hiking or walking through the grass check your body thoroughly for deer ticks.