Familievennlige ferieboliger i Northampton

Clean and sunny house near Smith College

Our cozy guest house is in a quiet neighborhood, and is not a primary residence. We are exactly 2 miles from downtown Northampton. There is one queen size bed downstairs in an open floor plan, another queen bed upstairs in bedroom 1, and two twin beds in bedroom 2. There is a washer/dryer unit, propane fireplace, and private back deck with views of gardens and woodlands. There is a short river walk at the end of the block and a nearby trail meanders along the river, ending at Smith college.

Separate apt, 1 mile from downtown, 1 guest only

This is a private, clean, comfortable apartment with New pillow top mattress for 1 person with separate entrance in our new home. You will have the space to yourself. We are a mile from downtown near the bike path, the mill river, and Smith college. Private bathroom with a shower; kitchen basics: fridge, microwave, toaster, teapot, pour over coffee. Wifi and smart tv. Sunny with central air in the summer warm and cozy in the winter. Walk or ride a bike to town. We’re located in Village Hill.

Wood, sunshine & movies in best downtown location

Sun-drenched 1st fl apt in 2-family Victorian, steps from Northampton's vibrant downtown. 2 spacious queen bedrooms, 1 bedroom/study with pull-out king. Pine-paneled kitchen with breakfast bar; open living/dining room; stereo with turntable and vintage record collection; home theater with projector. Private deck. Wood floors throughout apartment. 42" HDTV in master bedroom. Hi-speed Internet. Laundry room in basement with washer/dryer (shared with upstairs apt). Shared heated pool (Mar-Nov).

Hilltown Studio

Stunning 2nd floor studio (limited kitchenette with easy to prepare Breakfast foods provided) close to Northampton, Smith and the Five Colleges, scenic drive to the Berkshires, one mile to the Snow Farm and just minutes to Valley View Farm. Lovely space & private deck overlooking perennial gardens & wildlife wandering by. Perfect stop when traveling through Western Mass, touring local colleges or a trip to enjoy the music, museums and restaurants in the Pioneer Valley and Berkshires.

Cozy, Private, Central 1 Bdrm, Large Yard

Half of an adorable bungalow in beautiful, private, picturesque setting. Minutes to 91, Northampton, Amherst, 5 colleges, Treehouse Brewery, Butterfly Conservatory, Historic Deerfield, Mohawk Trail… Oversized sunny bedroom with queen bed, pull-out double sofa. Living room has large sectional sofa, t.v. Full kitchen, with common appliances and cookware. Bathroom with shower/tub. Vaulted ceilings throughout. Slider to private deck and large yard, all separated from owners side of house

Large Studio – Walk to Town

IMPORTANT: Please read the full description about the eco-friendly policy and click the "CONTACT HOST" button, rather than making a reservation. I will respond very quickly to your request. Thank you for your consideration! A unique studio, loft-like, surrounded by beautiful gardens, a short walk to downtown and Smith College; perfect for visiting the five colleges, attending weddings, graduations, workshops, writing and research; close to hiking and bicycle trails.

Large Quirky Sunny Farmhouse Apartment

The apartment is spacious, bright, and sunny. Full of charming and quirky old details like original windows, hardwood floors, and not many right angles. Definitely not a vanilla box. The furnishings are clean and comfortable and go with the farmhouse feel. Please note that the private staircase used to access the apartment is original to the house. It is steep by contemporary standards and the tread depths are all a little wonky.

Cedar Wet Room w Soaking Tub

Secluded and private apartment with a well equipped and stocked kitchenette, large queen bedroom with quality bed and bedding. Amazing cedar wet room with rain water shower and copper soaking tub with view of bamboo grove. Organic cotton bath linens and robes. Private patio. Fast Internet. Sonos sound system with Napster. Pets welcome with advance notice. Sound proof construction.

hope house

Sunny and open writing studio with over 150 years of literary history. Built in 1870, this lovely little house was where George Curtis edited Harper's magazine, wrote essays on transcendentalism , and argued for women's suffrage ( A recent guest informs me that George Curtis helped Thoreau build his cabin on Walden Pond ) The house has since sheltered painters, librarians, and poets.