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Historic Home on Dewey Pond - The Dewey House
Summary:
Quechee history, 15 minutes to Dartmouth and Woodstock, walking trials, waterfront views. Experience the charm of historical Dewey House, where every corner is filled with warmth and comfort.
Please SEE: Other Things to Note
For Area Details, Please SEE: The Neighborhood & Getting Around
*Pet Friendly, fee applies per pet.
The Space:
The Dewey House, Home Features:
âą 4 Bedroom, 5 Bath - Available for up to 8 Guests!
âą A.G. Dewey Historical Home!
âą Picturesque Sanctuary, Amazing Views
âą EV Charger Available*
âą Music Room with Instruments
âą Free WiFi & Smart TVs
Step inside, and you'll be greeted by a harmonious fusion of old-world charm and modern comforts. Each nook and cranny tells a story, inviting you to unwind with a good book or savor a leisurely cup of coffee. With spacious sitting rooms, a formal dining area, and ample sleeping quarters, the Dewey House is tailor-made for unforgettable family gatherings and intimate getaways alike. Beyond its walls lies a picturesque sanctuary, nestled amidst lush grounds and towering trees. Set atop an old mill complex, the Dewey House overlooks the tranquil waters of Dewey's Pond, offering a mesmerizing backdrop for relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether you're soaking in the serenity from the expansive back deck or exploring the surrounding countryside, every moment spent at the Dewey House is a celebration of New England's rich history and natural beauty.Â
Enter through the grand main entrance and youâll find a beautiful, handcrafted staircase â evoking the charm of yesteryear. To your left you will find the great room with a large smart TV and a cozy wood burning fireplace. Continue to the elegant formal dining room, with enough seating for up to 12. The kitchen â fully stocked with for all your cooking needs, lies just beyond. Youâll also enjoy the breakfast room with stocked coffee and wonderful views out to Deweyâs Pond.Â
The inviting "Map Room," located on the first floor, off the formal dining room, sets the stage for cozy gatherings and memorable moments. Complete with an attached bathroom featuring a relaxing tub, this delightful spot is perfect for the kids to hang out.Â
As you explore the second floor, you will discover a spacious master bedroom at the top of the stairs, offering serene views of Dewey's Pond. The light-filled sitting room welcomes you with a cozy queen size bed. Step through the open closet area to find a queen-sized bed, accompanied by a comfortable lounge/dressing room and ensuite bathroom (tub only). On the opposite end of the second floor awaits another generously sized bedroom with a queen bed, connected to an attached bedroom with an additional queen bed. Completing the second floor is a convenient 3/4 bath in the hallway, serving both bedrooms.Â
Venture up to the third floor, where a music room awaits, complete with a collection of instruments and chairs.Â
An EV Charger is available to guests (please bring your own cord).
Fun Home History:Â
Step into a piece of New England history at the charming Dewey House, lovingly crafted by A.G. Dewey, a beloved figure in our local community. With its elegant Georgian Revival architecture and inviting atmosphere, this historic gem invites you to unwind and create unforgettable memories. Originally built by A.G. Dewey, a visionary wool mill owner, the Dewey House exudes warmth and character from every corner. Cozy up by the crackling fire in the drawing room or embark on a journey of discovery through its three levels of living space. As you gaze out from the back deck, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of Dewey's Pond and the picturesque rolling hills beyond. Listed as a national landmark on the prestigious National Register of Historic Places, the Dewey House stands as a testament to architectural ingenuity and timeless elegance. While its origins remain shrouded in mystery, the house has undergone several transformations over the years, resulting in a captivating blend of styles and influences.
Guest Access:
We offer convenient door codes for self-check-in. Quechee Lakes Rentals by Portoro uses convenient keyless entry for self check-in, details provided 2 weeks (or less) prior to arrival by email and text message.
âą Early check-ins or late check-outs: If the property happens to be ready earlier than the standard 3 pm check-in time on the day of your arrival, in most cases an early arrival option may be available when confirmed with the main office. Late check-outs must be confirmed with main office staff prior to the date of departure.
âą An EV Charger is available to guests (please bring your own cord).
Access To: The Quechee Club
This home does not include access to The Quechee Club amenities.
The Neighborhood:
Welcome to the enchanting Upper Valley, where Vermont's picturesque landscapes blend seamlessly with the cultural richness of Hanover, New Hampshire. Get ready to swoon over Woodstock, Vermont's charming hamlet. This historic village boasts stunning colonial and federal-style buildings that have been lovingly preserved for generations. It's the perfect spot for a dream vacation filled with architectural delights! Discover a collection of unique businesses that make this village extraordinary. From charming art galleries and quaint bookstores to specialty shops, cozy cafes, gourmet restaurants, and lively barsâthere's always something delightful to explore! Beyond the allure of local activities, this property is set against one of New England's most stunning landscapes. Historical architecture and rolling hills combine to create a picturesque setting that captures the essence of Vermont's beauty. Located within 15 miles of three championship golf courses in Woodstock and Quechee.
Things to See & Do:
âą Explore: Take the Historic Covered Bridge Tour, Hike the Quechee Gorge,Whistlepig Tasting Room, Visit the Dream Alpaca Farm
âą Ski: Saskadena Six Ski Hill, Killington Ski Resort, PICO Ski Resort
âą Award-Winning Golf Courses: Lakeland Golf Course, Highland Golf Course, Quechee Lakes Country Club, Woodstock Country Club, Green Mountain National, Killington Mountain Course
âą Museums: Simon Pearce Mill, B.f. Southgate Antiques Collaborative, Glenn Suokko Gallery, The Ice House Museum, Vermont Institute of Natural Science, Billings Farm and Museum, Montshire Museum of Science, Hall Art Foundation, Old Windsor Constitution House, Woodstock History Center
âą Local Markets: Jakeâs Quechee Market, Quechee General Store - Cabot Station
âą Local Restaurants & Shopping
- Restaurants: The Skinny Pancake, Public House Pub Quechee, Simon Pearce, Chef Bradâs CrazySide, Thyme Restaurant Vermont, Deweyâs at Quechee Club, Quechee Club, Soulfully Good Cafe, Au Comptoir
- Shops: Quechee Gorge Village, The Vermont Spot, Quechee General Store - Cabot Station, Vermont Antique Mall, Fat Hat Clothing Company, Vermont Alpaca Store, Simon Pearce
Annual Festivals & Events:
âą Quechee Hot Air Balloon, Craft & Music Festival
âą White Mountain Boogie and Blues Festival
âą Vermont State Fair
We provide a full list of Things to Do & See and local Restaurants & Shops to experience for our guests including in a personalized Guest Manual in your check-in details provided prior to your stay!
Getting Around:
Come and make unforgettable memories in this charming Vermont haven. We welcome you! This Upper Valley experience seamlessly weaves together the natural beauty of Vermont with the cultural vibrancy of Hanover, creating an unforgettable blend of outdoor adventures, historical exploration, and small-town charm. Whether you're soaking in the scenic wonders or delving into cultural delights, the Upper Valley promises a journey for every traveler. Discover endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation in the Woodstock-Barnard area of Vermont, where every moment is infused with the essence of New England charm. Nestled amidst breathtaking natural beauty, our vacation rental offers unparalleled access to various attractions and activities that cater to every interest.
Traveling to/around the Upper Valley region of Vermont - Explore by foot, by ski, by bike, or by horseback:
âą Youâll definitely need your own car, as there are limited taxis available. While the town itself is walkable, it will be necessary to drive to nearby hikes and sightseeing spots. The outer parts of town, such as South Woodstock, are only conveniently accessed by car.
âą Bike rentals are available in the village, though biking in the commercial area of the village is discouraged, as the flow of people and cars can be concentrated. The terrain has many hills, and a mountain bike should be used to traverse such rugged areas.
Airports:
âą Burlington (BTV) [VT]
âą Lebanon (LEB) [NH]
âą Manchester (MHT) [NH]
âą Boston Logan (BOS) [MA]
Popular Landmarks:
âą Mount Ascutney
âą Norman Williams Public Library
âą Woodstock Town Hall
âą Marsh Billings Rockefeller National Historical Park
The Dewey House is truly unique with wonderful space and a fantastic view across the pond. Convenient to Dartmouth, Woodstock and other locations, we very much enjoyed the location and the experience. The kitchen was well equipped and the gas grill was perfect for dinner in one night. Thanks for a great visit.
We came up to visit friends in Quechee for the 4th of July weekend. The property is beautiful - wonderful views of Dewey Pond from the back porch. The only thing that wasn't quite up to par was the gas grill - it was not properly maintained and it was not functional. I'm sure this issue will be resolved for future visitors, but it was a bit of a bummer on a summer holiday weekend.
We had a lovely New Years Friends Weekend at the Dewey House. The house itself was great, with plenty of privacy for each couple. Location was also great --near Woodstock, Quechee, White River Junction etc. Hosts were very responsive.
Our family (3 generations) spent the holiday in this lovely home, that was very accommodating in that all of the modern amenities met our needs. However, the old feeling of this 1800's home was also present, with many of the historical architecture still in place. There was plenty of room for everyone with many out of the way spaces to spend if one wanted to get away to read or relax.