The holiday season is upon us and many families are looking forward to reuniting after spending the last year apart. What better place to spend this vacation than in a cozy log cabin in the snowy hills of Berkshire, Western Massachusetts?
Well, this lavish log cabin in Great Barrington, MA has room for your whole family, and more. With an area of 7,500 square feet, this luxury home can accommodate up to 16 people and includes a game room with two pool tables, a bar, a poker area, a sauna, a cinema room with zone of sweets and is a few minutes from the best ski and snowshoe trails in the region. The huge stone fireplace in the great room is a must for a warm winter getaway.
Register on Airbnb by host Wendythis six-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom wilderness getaway rents for $2,250 a night.
This amazing getaway sits on over ten private acres and features a huge kitchen perfect for vacation cooking and room for plenty of company as it houses two tables. If you happen to catch a sunny winter day for the bluebirds, there is also an outdoor kitchen and patio area.
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