The Landmark Trust USA

Need a break from 21st century life? Look no further. The Landmark Trust USA saves and carefully restores beautiful and unique historic buildings with inspiring stories.

Their 5 historic properties in southern VT are self-catered, whole house rentals offering breathtaking nature at your doorstep and authentic historic charm in every corner. Complete with kitchens and modern conveniences, these rentals are ideal for family or friend getaways, reunions, romantic escapes, foliage trips, ski weekends, and retreats.

Properties include:
-Naulakha, Rudyard Kipling’s 1892 home where he wrote The Jungle Book, sleeps 8.
-Kipling’s Carriage House, an 1895 cozy version of Naulakha, sleeps 4.
-Naulakha Stable, the 1896 former home of horses Nip & Tuck, sleeps 2.
-The Sugarhouse, a 1915 maple sugarhouse, sleeps 2, dog friendly.
-Dutton Farmhouse, an 1849 Greek Revival farmhouse overlooking Scott Farm, sleeps 8.

As a nonprofit preserving historic properties, every stay supports this important work with no hidden fees or price premiums. Save money and historic places

VIP Golf experience

While living at Naulakha in 1894, Rudyard Kipling was introduced to golf by his friend Sir Arthur Conan Doyle of Sherlock Holmes fame. Now you can add VIP rounds of golf to your stay! You'll tee up at the stunning 1914 Brattleboro Country Club. Rounds can be added to any stay for an additional $95 and include the royal golf treatment: one round, cart, and range balls, plus 10% off equipment and 20% off apparel in the Golf Shop. The Club is open May to October.
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