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About the House

A Stowe home shaped by light in every season.

Stowe changes a lot depending on when you visit, and the house changes with it. Winter is all energy — ski days, a full house, the fireplace going most nights. The rest of the year slows down: longer daylight, more time outside, fewer people around.

Mountain Pines in fall
Outdoor dining on the deck
Winter light

The House

Families end up coming back here more than once — ski weekends, slow mornings on the porch, long days outside that all end the same way: hot tub, or fireplace, depending on the season.

It's close enough to the village for an easy drive in, but set back enough that you can't hear anything but the woods. Whatever you do during the day — trails, swimming holes, just sitting on the deck — you come back to a quiet house.

What people remember most is the light. Tall windows, timber-framed rooms that stay warm even in January, and enough distance from the neighbors that you actually feel like you have the place to yourselves.

The main floor is open enough that the whole group ends up in one place, but the bedrooms are spread out enough that anyone who wants quiet can actually get it.

Kitchen and dining area
Living room w/ gas fireplace
Smart tv, books and family games
Entryway and kitchen
Dining area with bar seating
Dining area with bar seating
Morning light in the kitchen
Living room
Primary bedroom
Primary bedroom - seating area
Primary bedroom - seating area w/ smart tv
Guest bedroom
Twin bedroom #1
Outdoor seating area
Mountain Pines view from the hot tub
Living space with games
Twin bedroom #1 with full size dresser
Twin bedroom #2
Laundry room - washer & dryer
Guest bathroom
Updated primary bath
Living room
Mountain Pines kitchen
Mountain Pines dining
Mountain Pines family room

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House Layout

Four bedrooms, three baths — enough room for two families to share the house without being on top of each other.

Downtown Stowe in the winter

Life in Stowe

The village is close. The quiet is closer.

Mountain Pines is 2.4 miles from the village and 10 miles from the mountain — close enough that nothing feels like a drive, far enough that you're not in the middle of it. Most days start on a trail or a run, swing through the village at some point, and end back at the house.

Village proximity

2.4 miles to the village — close enough for coffee, dinner, or a late night drive back.

Seasonal use

Winter ski weekends, spring bike rides, long summer mornings on the deck. There's really no bad season to be here.

Book direct

Book direct and you get our best rate — no platform fees built in, and you're talking straight to us, not a booking site.

Mountain Pines in fall