Mt. Mansfield View at Stonybrook - Stowe, Vermont

Enjoy a Fabulous Vacation at this Luxury 2 Bedroom Condo - Just off the Mountain Road

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Without question Stonybrook is one of the premier places to stay when you are visiting Stowe.

Ideally located between the village and the mountain, this 2-bedroom condo has a breathtaking view (see above) - over the front lawn, to the rail fence, then to the hay field and historic farm house, and finally on up the valley to a spectacular panorama of both Mt Mansfield and Spruce Peak.



Condo as viewed from Mt. Mansfield near Mountain Road in Stowe VT
The Condo as Viewed From Farm Side
This is one of the few livingrooms in Stonybrook, indeed one of the few livingrooms anywhere in Stowe, where you can sit in either couch and see Mt Mansfield.

Even more rarely, when sitting in the rear couch, or just walking around the unit, you can see both Mt Mansfield and Spruce Peak - not to mention the hayfield and historic farmhouse in the foreground.

View of Mt Mansfield, Stowe Vermont
Living Room - 1
Throughout the unit are professionally taken Vermont photos, including ski shots, native scenery and cows from the neighboring farm. While you are visiting, you have no question that you are "in Vermont."

The photo over the mantle is a dramatic sunrise view of a nearby Vermont farm cottage, taken by Jim Rathmell, a Burlington, Vermont photographer.

The entertainment system includes a new 37" Plasma HDTV, DVD, VCR and WiFi Internet access. Fireplace includes complimentary wood.





Living Room with Fireplace, Complimentary Wood and HD Entertainment System, Including WiFi Access
Living Room - 2
Dining Room includes place settings for six.  The dining room Mountain view (not shown) is the same as the living room - i.e. the view at the top of this Home page.

On the wall behind the table are three photos taken by Jeff Schneiderman of Williston, VT - depicting closeup shots of a Vermont Frost, a Turkey Feather, and looking down through four feet of ice on Lake Champlain.

Dining Room includes Place Settings for 6 and View of Mt Mansfield
Dining Room







Newly renovated kitchen as viewed from the dining room and on through to the main entrance and hall, just beyond the refrigerator.   Bar seating for 4 provides for casual dining and conversation.
Kitchen View from Dining Room






New Silestone counters with Instant hot water dispenser, ceramic cooktop oven, and hand-painted tiles for the backsplash

Kitchen View 2














Dining Room area as viewed from the entrance hall, looking through the kitchen.

Kitchen View 3
The Master Bedroom has two closets, a flat screen TV, a chest with dressing mirror, and a king size bed with mattress specifications designed to match the widely-praised Westin Heavenly Bed.

The two photos are a close-up of the lens of a New England lighthouse, and pebbles in a mountain stream. On the opposite wall is a great shot of a rustic, Vermont red barn.

In the morning you awake to the view over the upper patio deck to the left, taking in the same inspiring panorama as from the living room and dining room.
Master Bedroom
Master Bedroom
The 2 twins beds in the guest bedroom may be moved and locked together as a king.

Photo by Dennis Curran, famous Vermont ski photographer. Depicted is a fabulous shot of a skier bursting out of the trees on a trail somewhere in Stowe. On the opposite wall is a striking sunset picture of a newly mown and hay-bailed field with the Adirondacks in the background. Taken in a field near Monkton, Vermont

Guest BR - Shown here as 2-twins (Configurable locked together as a King)





The newly decorated master and guest bedroom bath adjoins both bedrooms.

To the right is a separate door leading to the private shower room.

Master and Guest Room Bath







The downstairs full-bath (with Shower) also has been renovated with a new floor, new cabinet and silestone counter.

This bathroom is just off the front hall and easily accessible to visitors, and to either upstairs bedroom guests, or to other guests who may choose to sleep on the queen sleeper couch in the living room.


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And last but not least, in the upstairs hall are some marvelous, personally taken photos of the true black and white, Vermont cows that graze in the neighboring farm during the summer. But for those refreshing and charming shots, you must come, visit, and see for yourself!


Downstairs Guest Bathroom