About The Inn
In-house suite (sleeps 2), separate cottage (sleeps 2). Private entrance or private cottage, either one can be yours when you stay at One of a Kind B+B, the only licensed lodging in Burlington that sits on a plateau above Lake Champlain and offers unimpeded views west. It’s an easy walk to downtown, the bike path and the Waterfront from this quiet street. The second-floor in-house suite has a bedroom with a queen-size bed, a sitting room with a pantry, and private bath with a shower/tub fusion. A separate entrance allows you privacy to come and go as you please. The stand-alone cottage is Burlington’s tiniest house. At 13’X18.6′, Carpe Diem is three times the size of a the main cabin on a 70-foot sailboat and just as ship shape. Radiant floor heating, a fully-equipped kitchen, a full-size bed and a private bath all combine to make the tiniest house the coziest as well…year round. Both accommodations offer access to the back garden overlooking the lake. The self-catered breakfast of local and organic foods and house-roasted coffee is supplied in each room. Free wireless, high speed internet is included in the price. Air conditioning is provided by the cool breezes that blow in through your open windows. Off-season and weekly rates available. Please contact us for specifics.
Popular Amenities
In-Rooms(s) Bathtub
In-Room(s) Bathtub Shower Combo
Breakfast Included
On-site Concierge
In-Room(s) Coffee Service
Complimentary Beverage Pantries (f/7)
Connecting Rooms available
Continental Breakfast
Free Parking
Free Wi-Fi
On-site Gardens
In-Room(s) Hair dryer
Heavy Continental Breakfast
High Quality Bedding
In-Room Breakfast Available
In-Room(s) Climate control
Non Smoking
Private Bathroom(s)
Private Entrance(s)
In Room(s) Refrigerator
In-Room(s) Kitchen
In-Room(s) Sitting area
In-Room(s) Workspace
In-Room Breakfast
Adults Only
About The Innkeepers
Maggie Sherman
Your hostess, Maggie Sherman, is an artist who has been making art in unexpected places since 1980, provoking people to think about their lives and their values. She has been a pioneer in community made art, creating “legacy projects” that revitalize and celebrate the sense of connection and place. Her participants have spanned the social mix from maximum security prisons to corporate boardrooms.
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