Description
Seasonal Rental on Prickly Mt, Warren **Available from September 1 through April 30** - 2 miles from Roxbury Gap Rd. 4 bedrooms, 1 full bath, and 2 half baths. Fully furnished, art-filled, original Prickly Mountain Dave Sellers-designed home. The Tack House is a landmark architectural structure built in 1965 on Prickly Mountain in Warren, Vermont. It is celebrated as the birthplace of the American design-build movement. Constructed by legendary architect David Sellers and his Yale classmate William Rienecke, the house bypassed traditional architectural blueprints. They created it dynamically on-site using rough sketches, raw plywood, and scavenged or salvaged materials. Named for its sharp, sky-pricking triangular profile and the old horse barn it replaced the structure and evolved organically over time into a funky, multi-level, treehouse-style masterpiece. The home has been featured in multiple publications. The house has 2 living areas, warm by Nest-controlled zones, heated floors, and an Elm wood stove. Open layout with varied levels between rooms. Two-story home with a loft bedroom on the 3rd level, featuring a sink. Sunny bathroom with large window over the tub/shower. French doors in the master bedroom facing south. Covered garage with extra parking. Dogs are permitted with prior approval. Enjoy pond skating and hockey across the road, sledding trails in the backyard, and cross-country skiing. Nestled by woods with views of Camels Hump Mt. Close to Blueberry Lake, and conveniently located near Sugarbush Resort, MRG Resort, and GMVS. *6 month seasonal winter lease preferred*
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Description
Seasonal Rental on Prickly Mt, Warren **Available from September 1 through April 30** - 2 miles from Roxbury Gap Rd. 4 bedrooms, 1 full bath, and 2 half baths. Fully furnished, art-filled, original Prickly Mountain Dave Sellers-designed home. The Tack House is a landmark architectural structure built in 1965 on Prickly Mountain in Warren, Vermont. It is celebrated as the birthplace of the American design-build movement. Constructed by legendary architect David Sellers and his Yale classmate William Rienecke, the house bypassed traditional architectural blueprints. They created it dynamically on-site using rough sketches, raw plywood, and scavenged or salvaged materials. Named for its sharp, sky-pricking triangular profile and the old horse barn it replaced the structure and evolved organically over time into a funky, multi-level, treehouse-style masterpiece. The home has been featured in multiple publications. The house has 2 living areas, warm by Nest-controlled zones, heated floors, and an Elm wood stove. Open layout with varied levels between rooms. Two-story home with a loft bedroom on the 3rd level, featuring a sink. Sunny bathroom with large window over the tub/shower. French doors in the master bedroom facing south. Covered garage with extra parking. Dogs are permitted with prior approval. Enjoy pond skating and hockey across the road, sledding trails in the backyard, and cross-country skiing. Nestled by woods with views of Camels Hump Mt. Close to Blueberry Lake, and conveniently located near Sugarbush Resort, MRG Resort, and GMVS. *6 month seasonal winter lease preferred*
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