In Vermont, foliage season is the time of year we all become connoisseurs of light. Especially after the autumnal equinox, we follow the sun’s progress closely and with a little bit of melancholy. The forecast this week promises a potpourri …Read More
It’s almost graduation day. In Vermont this means many things: excitement, anticipation, hope, dread, pride, prom, and the first mosquitoes of the season. For the purposes of this post, graduation day means company from out of state, and lots of …Read More
It’s almost graduation day. In Vermont this means many things: excitement, anticipation, hope, dread, pride, prom, and the first mosquitoes of the season. For the purposes of this post, graduation day means company from out of state, and lots of …Read More
According to statistics from Smith Travel Research, Yen Lee for Travel Industry Blog believes the leisure travel industry may have bottomed out. Although the numbers are the lowest they’ve been since 2002, 2009 seems to have stabilized somewhat, with projections …Read More
According to statistics from Smith Travel Research, Yen Lee for Travel Industry Blog believes the leisure travel industry may have bottomed out. Although the numbers are the lowest they’ve been since 2002, 2009 seems to have stabilized somewhat, with projections …Read More
The Heart of the Village Inn in Shelburne, Vermont is a gorgeous Queen Anne Victorian built in 1886. Occupied by only two families until the mid 1990’s, it was converted into a 9 room inn in 1996. The carriage barn, …Read More
The Heart of the Village Inn in Shelburne, Vermont is a gorgeous Queen Anne Victorian built in 1886. Occupied by only two families until the mid 1990’s, it was converted into a 9 room inn in 1996. The carriage barn, …Read More
An exerpt from the Ski Lodges: The Innkeepers of the Tradition of the New York Times Travel Section, Sunday, February 1, 2009 By Amy Virshup To get to the top of the mountain at Twin Farms Resort, you can take …Read More
A recent New York Times article in the Travel Section missed a great deal that this energized, hip and beautiful Vermont city has to offer! 36 Hours in Burlington, Vermont It is no surprise that Burlington, a city whose biggest …Read More
A recent New York Times article in the Travel Section missed a great deal that this energized, hip and beautiful Vermont city has to offer! 36 Hours in Burlington, Vermont It is no surprise that Burlington, a city whose biggest …Read More
When you choose to purchase or list your home with Christine, you’ve hired a team. She combines a combination of analytical, technical expertise and thorough understanding of esthetics, style, design and architecture. Christine makes sure your search experience includes a thorough understanding of each community you visit. Her designations as Certified International Property Specialist, Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES), Certified Residential Specialist (CRS), REALTOR Status ensure that your property will receive national and world-wide marketing exposure.Read More
