We pride ourselves with being one of the few family-friendly rentals in the area.

• Comfortably sleeps 6-8

• There are three bedrooms: one room with a Queen *Purple Mattress. one with a Full Purple mattress, and a Twin XL over a Queen Purple Mattress bunk bed in the other guest room. There is also an air mattress upon request.

• Each bed is outfitted with organic cotton bedding from Willaby and Tonal ready dyed linen sheets from *Dazed but Amazed.

• A Dohm sound machine is also provided.

There are three bathrooms equipped with *Kohler toilets, tubs, and sinks, making the house ideal for multiple families or friends.

• Bathroom one is located downstairs and has a shower, toilet, and sink and is part of the laundry room.

• Bathroom two is located in the Community Den landing area and has a shower, tub, toilet, and sink.

• Bathroom three is en suite with a toilet and sink and cast iron tub for soaking in the bedroom. Note: this tub is NOT suited for children.

• Each bathroom comes equipped with *Quiet Town Home towels, reusable bottles filled with organic conditioner, shampoo, and a blow dryer.

• The bathrooms are stocked with Reel toilet tissue and *Honey Pot pads for guests who may need it.

The Mae House is happy to provide a Children’s Den for your family.

• The den has been curated with a variety of books from our own library and toys from the *Brimful Shop.

• The mudroom comes equipped with a small storage space for soccer balls, hula hoops, and other toys you may need to play outside.

• The Mae House is just a two-minute walk to an elementary school playground, and you can sit and watch your children from the window.

The Mae House is stocked with everything you may need or think you need for a comfortable stay filled with food and laughter.

• The kitchen is full of handmade *Fire Clay Tile, Kohler farmhouse sink, stainless steel appliances, and a gas stove.

• There’s a Chemex coffee maker, French press, a classic drip coffee maker, cocktail set, scale, cast iron pans, toaster oven, toaster, Our Place plates and bowls, hand pitched coffee mugs and tiny bowls, a collection of vintage wine glasses, utensils, a rice cooker, a slow cooker, baking sheets, wooden spoons, strainers, a Fellow kettle, *Jen Hewett containers, Brightland Olive Oil, Golde latte kit, several cutting boards, and a Brita filter.

• The kitchen comes with ample amounts of cabinet storage space for cooking and a propane grill on the deck for all-season grilling.

The primary room is outfitted with a vintage secretary’s desk and school chair for private working sessions.

• There’s reliable high-speed Internet throughout.

• A Nebula Capsule portable projector can be moved around the house for your comfort. But there’s also a fabric projector screen that can be hung in the Community Den for a movie theater view. The projector can hook up to any streaming service you are signed into via your smartphone, computer, or logging on using the remote.

• The house uses a self-check-in keypad.

• A Google Nest speaker is in the living room and a vintage radio with a list of local stations is in the den upstairs.

• A Nest bell is used as security in the front of the house.

The outside of the house is well-lit and intended to be used as much as the inside.

• Vintage iron chairs and tables adorn the yard along with a long OKA bench that will be brought out in the spring.

• A garden of vegetables can be picked from sparingly for your meals.

• A smokeless Solo Stove is a fire pit with wooden foldable chairs to be used out in the yard.

• Walk a few minutes to the feet of the Hudson, or sit and look at the mountains from the porch.

• Hike at Hunter or Windham, or take the ferry in the summer to the city of Hudson, and explore many of the local nature preserves.

• Lay in the hammock under one of the tall trees and read a book.

• There’s a washer and dryer in the bathroom downstairs.

• A laundry maid above the washer and dryer for indoor gentle drying.

• A clothing line greets you outside when the temperatures allow for outdoor drying. We prefer a less is more use with the dryer.

• The Mae House uses a Nest thermostat and tries to use their eco settings as a guide in keeping the house cozy and sustainable.

• There’s a gas fireplace in the living room.

• Window units in the summer

• Honeywell cool-to-touch kid-friendly no-tip space heaters in the bathrooms for extra post-bath warmth.

• Please no pets, no smoking, and no parties

• Check-in 3:00; Check-Out 11:00 using self check-in keypad

• 50% payment is due upon booking

• 50% is due 14 days prior to stay

• Fully refundable 14 days prior to booking

• Taxes and cleaning fees will be provided at check out

• 50% of one nights stay will be held one day prior to your stay as a damage fee and will be released 3 days after your stay

• There is private parking (2-3 cars) in the back of the house and parking in front of the house. The garage is not accessible.