The Red Cottage is a perfect getaway in charming Slingerlands, just a stone’s throw from Albany, New York. Imagine a cozy private cottage surrounded by three beautiful acres filled with gardens and towering trees, where you can genuinely embrace the stunning beauty of each season.
The Red Cottage sits alongside the innkeeper’s home on this lovely 3-acre property in the historic village of Slingerlands. This location makes it super easy for you to explore all the wonderful things the Capital District offers, like Schenectady, Troy, Saratoga, and beyond—all the way to the picturesque Hudson Valley, the Berkshires, and even Southwestern Vermont. Whether you’re into cultural attractions or love being outdoors, there’s much to do here!
Just steps from the backyard, you’ll find a rail trail perfect for walking, running, biking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing in the winter months. The John Boyd Thatcher State Park is not too far away, covering an impressive 2155 acres with 25 miles of trails where you can hike, explore, and take in breathtaking views. And if you’re feeling adventurous, the beautiful Adirondack and Catskill Mountains are close enough for a memorable day trip—perfect for those early risers with a taste for adventure!
The Cottage is a charming little haven covering about 400 square feet. Majestic old-growth trees and colorful perennial gardens envelop it. Inside, you’ll find a blend of period furniture and contemporary artisan crafts that create a warm, inviting atmosphere. A snug alcove houses a queen-sized bed, making it a cozy spot to enjoy a restful night. While you can access Wi-Fi, a radio, and Apple TV, don’t forget to bring your passwords to catch up on your favorite shows!
Get ready for a relaxing escape filled with nature, comfort, and plenty of exploring!
Nice linens
Pull-out sofa
Full stream shower head
Mini refrigerator
Hot water heat and A/C
Picnic table
Patio with WiFi
Parking in the barn
Posted by The Red Cottage on Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Posted by The Red Cottage on Wednesday, April 25, 2018
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