This is a great place! So quiet; beautiful scenery; lovely cotton sheets and towels; and it really is a well-stocked kitchen (some rentals say it, but this owner really knows what makes a well-stocked kitchen). The beds were comfy, and we had some of the best sleep we've had in months. The owner put a lot of blood, sweat, and tears into the house, and it shows. If you visit, please show maximum respect to this home, and be sure to read the delightful coffee-table book on the home's creation. I've been hearing about Dolly Sods from friends for years, and from the home it's a short drive to the Dolly Sods plateau with breathtaking vistas and about 10 different trails. If, like us, you don't know a lot about Dolly Sods, you should know a few things. The house is about 2.5 miles up an unpaved forest road from a paved state highway. We were glad to have a Subaru Forester with AWD and high clearance; we saw a few compact cars struggle to avoid bottoming out in a few spots. These were dry weather days.The other thing that surprised us was that the owner harvests rainwater to supply the house. So, you need to bring your own water for consuming and cooking. It wasn't a big deal at all. I just had to break my muscle memory everytime I went to fill a pot for cooking.If we'd stopped to think about, both probably should have been obvious - especially from the home's title, Modern House in the heart of Dolly Sods wilderness
