Red's Room

Once occupied by Harry Sinclair Lewis — nicknamed Red — this is the original master bedroom in the Main House.

Punctuated by an antique writing desk holding American literary masterpieces, the most intimate room features a needlepoint rug patterned after an American quilt over a pine floor. Hand-painted tiles surround an antique clawfoot tub and separate shower; expansive windows yield views of Mt. Ascutney. Along with the three other rooms in the Main House, which all have large bathrooms and dressing areas, this feels like a suite.

“It still feels like a literary house, with plenty of space to read, write, or engage with nature.”