Three houses, held onto
We keep three houses
and rent out the rest of our time.
No fleet, no franchise. A mountain cabin, a farmhouse, and a cottage on stilts — each one we've stayed in ourselves, more than once, usually to fix something.
The houses
3 available now
Blue Ridge Mountains
The Larchwood Cabin
Perched at 3,400 feet with a larch-plank porch built for cold coffee and slow mornings. Sleeps 6 across three bedrooms, with a soaking tub on the back deck.
Sleeps 63 bed2 bath
$214 / night
★ 4.87 (163)Hudson Valley
Cedar Hollow Farmhouse
An 1860s farmhouse restored plank by plank, with four bedrooms, a wraparound porch, and a barn that now holds two extra bikes and a very good hammock.
Sleeps 84 bed2.5 bath
$268 / night
★ 4.93 (211)
Outer Banks
Sandpiper Cottage
A shingled cottage on stilts, 90 seconds by boardwalk from an uncrowded stretch of Hatteras beach. Sleeps 4. The screened porch is the actual living room.
Sleeps 42 bed1 bath
$189 / night
★ 4.79 (94)