One of the things I loved most about living in Vermont, even in a pretty busy neighborhood in South Burlington, was how laid-back life was. I was never too far from a quiet trail or park if I needed alone time; the whole state was simply enchanting. Sometimes, though, nothing compares to a mountain getaway, far away from it all, and this secluded Airbnb cabin in Vermont is an idyllic destination when you want to unplug and recharge.

When you first see the Little House in Worcester, it might stir memories of childhood fairy tales. Surrounded by towering trees that allow the sun to peek through, this remote cabin is simply enchanting from the outside and the cozy vibes grow even stronger when you stroll through the front door.

Although it’s considered a studio, the Little House comfortably sleeps up to three guests in one queen bed and one single bed. Stairs lead to a loft area and the queen bed. Overlooking the first-floor living space, the loft promises plenty of natural light from the window near the bed. If you prefer first-floor living, the single bed is tucked against the wall.

If you’re all about comfort, you’ll fall head over heels, especially when you sink into the living room hammock, perfect for a quick snooze or a leisurely nap. Turn on the gas fireplace for an even cozier vibe. The living space also has a couch and a coffee table and flows into the full kitchen with a dining table. While the secluded Airbnb cabin has limited Wi-Fi, it doesn’t have a TV, giving you an ideal opportunity to unplug and reconnect with nature. You can even reserve a private Kambal Yoga session for right in the cabin.

The outdoor space is just as charming as inside. With furniture, a fire pit, and a hammock, you have plenty of ways to relax. Pack your hiking shoes to explore the trails that meander through the property. One leads to the picturesque Minister Brook. Or venture beyond the cabin’s property and explore nearby Montpelier, about 20 minutes from your home away from home.

View more information, including photos, and book your stay at the Little House on its official Airbnb page.

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