Turner Mill Inn, 56 Turner Mill Lane

Our takeBy Jack Beckett

A ski lodge, restored. Turner Mill was built in 1936 as a ski lodge, and the listing calls it one of the oldest ski destinations in Stowe and in the country. The current owners began restoring it in 2020.

Its location is the case for it. The property abuts Stowe Mountain Resort, and the listing describes skiing home from the top of the Four Runner Quad, one of the resort's chairlifts, down the Bruce Trail, a ski trail, then walking across the street. There are 14 bedrooms laid out as a main residence, a second apartment and three two-bedroom suites, which makes it a family compound, a rental or a small inn again. It comes with 9 acres, 5 of them undeveloped, and access to Foster's Swimming Hole on Notch Brook. A note on size: the listing's floor-by-floor breakdown adds up to about 7,300 square feet and 15 bedrooms, more than its summary figures.

From the listing

• Built in 1936 as a ski lodge; restored beginning in 2020
• Abuts Stowe Mountain Resort, per the listing
• Ski home from the Four Runner Quad via the Bruce Trail, per the listing
• 14 bedrooms across a main residence, an apartment and three suites
• 9 acres, 5 of them undeveloped
• Access to Foster's Swimming Hole on Notch Brook

Features as described by the listing brokerage. Ski Country Magazine has not independently verified them.