Home in Ludlow, Vermont

The Barn at Turtle Hill is a rare find, a custom 5,100-square-foot timber frame home on 13.8 private acres with unobstructed panoramic views of Okemo Mountain and the southern Vermont valley. Just 5 minutes to Ludlow and 10 minutes from Okemo's lifts, this is the kind of place where every season feels like a reason to come back. Five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and room for up to 12 guests.

The dramatic great room, centered on a crafted 30-foot stone fireplace, is the heart of the home: a place people naturally gather, and never want to leave. The gourmet kitchen is fully equipped for everything from weeknight dinners to full holiday feasts, with Thermador appliances including a double fridge and freezer, double ovens, warming drawer, and a 6-burner range with double grill, all centered around an oversized island that invites everyone in. Eat at the island, the breakfast table, or gather at the stunning wood dining table that seats 10, built for the kind of meals people talk about long after the trip.

Look up from nearly any room and you'll see either sky or mountain. A cozy media room, bar, and games room below, a reading area and family puzzle table up top, and a hot yoga loft with sweeping views mean there's never a dull moment, indoors or out. And when the snow falls, the toboggan hill on the property is an experience all its own.

New for Spring 2026, outdoor living at its best, a teak dining table that seats 10, four lounge chairs facing out to the valley, and handcrafted teak benches placed throughout the property invite you to slow down and take in the views from every vantage point. Morning coffee looking across at the ski mountain, afternoon sun on the hillside, a long al fresco dinner as the sun drops behind the ridge, and stars over the valley at night. As one guest put it, "Billion Dollar Views."

Five bedrooms and four full bathrooms ensure everyone has space and privacy. The details throughout, white oak floors, a handcrafted maple staircase, curated furnishings, reflect the care with which this home was built and is maintained.

Vehicle required; in the winter, 4WD or AWD recommended given the weather.

Notes & Disclaimers:

Wildlife: This is a home in a rural part of the country. You may see wildlife including deer, coyotes, foxes, turkeys, and bears. Please be mindful of your surroundings and leaving out food and trash.

Weather: In the winter, there will be snow, ice, and occasional snowstorms. We recommend driving a vehicle with AWD or 4WD. Please drive with caution and be prepared with regards to the ability of your vehicle to drive in the snow.

Power & Internet: As with all rural Vermont homes, occasional weather-related power/internet outages may occur. We provide flashlights and cozy alternatives to ensure comfort during any brief interruptions. Kindly be aware that we’re unable to offer refunds in the event of power or internet outages outside of our control.

Air conditioning: AC availability is seasonal and depending on weather (late spring and summer). Heating is also seasonal, and depending on weather, available during the cold seasons (autumn-winter).

Pets: We love our furry friends, but this home isn’t set up to host pets. Thanks for understanding and helping us keep the space serene and welcoming for all.

Maximum occupancy: Please mind that this house can host a maximum of 8 guests per fire code. As per the fire department, infants are included in that number. Therefore, any infants included in the booking above maximum occupancy of 8 would unfortunately result in the reservation being cancelled.

Cancellation Policy: We cannot make any exceptions to our cancellation policy. Please consider traveler’s insurance.

No interaction with host required; available on chat service.