Escape to a luxury glass tiny home perched at 1,500 feet in elevation in Ludlow, Vermont—architect-designed and built in Estonia with stunning views of Okemo Mountain. Tucked away in a private forest setting, this one-of-a-kind retreat features a hot tub, fire pit, outdoor shower under the trees, radiant heated floors, and floor-to-ceiling windows that immerse you in nature. Designed for quiet luxury relaxation and unforgettable mornings, it’s the perfect escape every season The space Experience the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and nature at our thoughtfully designed mountain retreat perched at 1,500 feet in elevation. Located just five minutes from Okemo Mountain and downtown Ludlow, this private escape offers stunning views of Okemo’s South Face slopes and effortless access to Vermont’s year-round outdoor adventures. Relax in the private hot tub with integrated lounger, unwind by the fire pit beneath the stars, or refresh in the outdoor shower tucked under the trees during the warmer months. Newly completed landscaping includes a hammock, chaise lounges, and BBQ area designed for peaceful mornings and cozy evenings immersed in nature. Inside, refined finishes and floor-to-ceiling windows create a warm, modern atmosphere. The home features a queen bed with luxury linens, motorized blackout shades, custom storage drawers, radiant heated floors, luxury robes, and reading lights for ultimate comfort. Enjoy movie nights with the smart projector and stay connected with high-speed Starlink WiFi. The kitchenette includes an electric stovetop, Keurig coffee maker with K-Cups provided, micro refrigerator, and whiskey glasses with an ice mold for elevated evenings in. Additional Highlights: • 5 minutes to Okemo Mountain Resort and downtown Ludlow • 30 minutes to Killington Resort • 15 minutes to Vermont’s lakes region, including Echo Lake beach, boat rentals, and kayaking • Farmers Market nearby during warmer months beside the Hatchery Breakfast Restaurant • Outdoor shower available May 25 – October 1 • Fire pit, hammock, chaise lounges, and BBQ available May 1 – November 1 • AWD or 4WD required December 1 – April 15 Please note: No pets allowed. @Alpine_collections is the I N S T A - I G Guest access Guests will have the whole glass house, deck, hot tub and BBQ area new paver patio all to themselves. Other things to note 🗺️ Guide Book to the Area 📖 The Hatchery – Cozy, local breakfast & brunch spot; ideal for pancakes or hearty eggs  Downtown Grocery – Casual American fare; solid pick for diners in town () The Left Bank Weston. Highly encourage reservations. DJ’s Restaurant – Reliable classic American—comfort dishes in a relaxed setting () Off The Rails – Hip pizza & craft beer joint with live music and a kid-friendly vibe near Okemo () Terra Italian Steakhouse – Upscale steak & Italian fusion; open Thurs–Sat evenings () Calcuttas at Fox Run Golf Club – Great lunchtime or cocktail spot with scenic course views () Homestyle Restaurant at Okemo – Seasonal, farm-to-table dinners; upscale yet warm atmosphere () RESERVATIONS REQUIRED Castle Hill Resort & Spa – As featured on Reddit: “Had dinner at Castle Hill Resort and Spa. I was absolutely blown away. The ambiance and the food were both absolutely perfect.”  ⸻ 🥾 Hiking & Outdoor Activities • Okemo Hiking & Adventure – Explore the Adventure Zone (zip lines, coaster, mini‑golf, bungee trampoline) and scenic chairlifts. Healdville Trail climbs to the fire tower with panoramic views . • AllTrails Suggestions – Notable routes: Echo Lake Vista Trail, Buttermilk Falls Trail and Butternut Hill . • Okemo State Forest – Offers miles of cross‑country ski trails, hiking, biking and even primitive camping . • Camp Plymouth State Park (Echo Lake) – Perfect for swimming, picnicking, boating, fishing, even gold panning and in-season camping . ⸻ 🌊 Lakes & Water Fun Located in the Lakes Region (Amherst, Echo, Rescue, Pauline, Ninevah): • Echo Lake / Camp Plymouth SP – 295-acre park with beach, boat rentals, picnic sites  . • Lake Rescue – A 180-acre deep reservoir ~3 miles north; ideal for kayaking, fishing or lakeside walks . • Other Lakes – Small but scenic: Amherst Lake, Lake Pauline, Ninevah in the local area . ⸻ 🎿 Ski Resort – Okemo Mountain Okemo Mountain Resort is the town’s crown jewel—offering four-season fun (): • Winter: 667 skiable acres, 121 trails, 20 lifts, famed grooming and family terrain parks. Epic Pass access . • Summer: Adventure Zone (coaster, mini-golf), scenic lift rides, mountain biking trails, hiking routes, disc golf, zip lines, golf course with clubhouse . ⸻ 🗺️ Nearby Attractions & Culture • Black River Academy Museum – A Romanesque historic school building, now museum on Ludlow Green . • Scenic Drives – Route 100 “Skiers Highway” loops through Okemo Valley & neighboring towns like Proctorsville and Grafton . • Mount Ascutney State Park – About 25 mins away in Windsor, offering waterfall hikes, summit trails or drive‑up summit road  🌟 Explore Woodstock, Vermont Distance & Travel Woodstock is approximately 26 miles (≈ 42 km) south of Ludlow by road, with a drive time around 41 minutes  . It’s a perfect day-trip or overnight destination for your guests. 🗺️ Highlights & Things to Do Billings Farm & Museum – A working dairy farm and living history museum with interactive exhibits—great for families (). Marsh‑Billings‑Rockefeller National Historic Park – Vermont’s only National Historic Park offering scenic hiking trails, formal gardens, and educational exhibits (). F. H. Gillingham & Sons – Vermont’s oldest general store (since 1886), perfect for local cheese, sweets, and nostalgic shopping (). Taftsville Covered Bridge – Built in 1836, this charming historic bridge over the Ottauquechee River is a classic photo spot (). Quechee Gorge & Village – Just a few minutes away, the “Vermont Grand Canyon” offers spectacular gorge views, hiking, swimming, and a quaint mill village with shops (). Mount Tom Trails – Extensive hiking routes including woodland walks and summit views; in winter, enjoy Nordic skiing (). Shopping & Dining on Main Street – Central Street hosts artisan shops like Danforth Pewter, cozy cafés like Soulfully Good, and upscale dining like Au Comptoir (). 🎉 Seasonal Events & Culture • Woodstock hosts year-round events—from farm-to-table dinners and craft fairs to iconic winter festivals . • Experience local flair at the Farmers’ Market, Winter Carnival, or summer theatre and music events (). 🏘️ Discover Weston, Vermont Distance & Travel Weston lies approximately 9.8–11 miles (16–18 km) southwest of Ludlow, with a drive time of 18–19 minutes via VT‑100 . 🎨 Weston Highlights & Attractions • Old Mill Museum – Explore an 18th-century sawmill turned gristmill; see the historic water wheel and industrial machinery . • Farrar‑Mansur House – A charming 1797 Federal-style home turned museum, part of the Weston Village Historic District . • Weston Village Historic District – Picturesque green, bandstand, Weston Playhouse (VT’s oldest theater), Wilder Library, and Italianate and Colonial Revival architecture . • Vermont Country Store – Classic general store since 1946—maple creemees, candy, local goods . • Weston Village Store & Christmas Shop – Fudge, local cheeses, year-round holiday décor . • Weston Priory – Benedictine monastery famed for community chanting and peaceful grounds . • Cultural & Artistic Offerings – Weston Playhouse Company, Southern Vermont art venues, historic home exhibits