Gardener’s Log Cabin

Gardener’s Cabin sits where the cultivated meets the wild — a cottage garden of wildflowers, lupines, and gravel paths giving way to ten wooded acres behind. The covered porch looks out over both, and it is where most mornings end up. It’s also home to the cabin’s signature: a cast iron clawfoot soaking tub styled with sheer curtains and a wood side table — available seasonally, and a genuinely one-of-a-kind Vermont experience.

Inside, the aesthetic is light, botanical, and carefully considered. Sheer white curtains, a sage sectional with botanical throw pillows, open wooden shelving with books and ceramics. The main bedroom has a queen dressed in crisp white linens; above, a loft under exposed pine beams sleeps two more on twin beds — a sheepskin rug, a vintage trunk, framed wildlife prints. Cozy for friends or older kids looking for their own perch.

Out front, a large fire pit is carved into the hillside with round log seating. In winter, head into the back woods. In summer, the cottage garden is extraordinary.