Cupcake Cottage!

As seen in Travel and Leisure Magazine: '14 Airbnbs T+L Editors Would Book Again In A Heartbeat' !! A (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) sf converted (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) barn on the side of a steep hill, facing a deep and quiet valley. There is an open bedroom upstairs, with a loft-like feel, and the ground level features old beams and an open floor plan. Serene gardens and privacy in abundance, and maple, ash, evergreen and fruit trees line the gardens and meadow. Cupcake Cottage is a rare find: small, intimate, comfortable and well equipped. Private and serene while still close to area attractions (hiking, skiing, canoeing, golf, farmers market) and the nearby towns of Roxbury and Margaretville. New for summer (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) : Fresh paint inside, and kitchen lighting. Weber gas grill, outdoor deck sofa, and new wifi routers on each floor. (Hidden by Airbnb) #cupcakecottageroxbury Guests will enjoy a fully equipped kitchen and a well stocked pantry, a vegetable garden ripe for picking from June-November, and total relaxation and escape. Firewood is supplied for the woodstove. There is a hammock strung under an old apple tree, a fire pit, and a charcoal grill. Wifi, local cable tv, and a Bose music system for ipods and other devices. Washer and dryer. The bathroom is stocked to meet most needs. And, best of all, the vintage KLH record player is newly restored and the record collection grows every week. A PDF and a binder with directions, instructions, and tips (local attractions, restaurants, and hiking options) are available to help guests plan their visit. Delaware County is a gorgeous area with rolling hills and views from every corner. Winding roads lead through charming small towns and past farms and rivers and lakes. There are expansive views throughout. A car is a must-have. Bikes can be rented locally, and there is a NY Trailways bus to nearby Margaretville. The (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) vegetable garden has been planted and is off to a terrific start. Spring lettuces, peas, and onions will lead to kale, carrots, beets, tomatoes and so much more through the summer and fall.