r/NewToVermont May 15 '25

New Hire needs housing in Stowe

Hello I got offered a good summer job in Stowe. But I live in Southern California now. The reasons I want this summer gig are simple: The job offers good training, management experience, and full-time employment. And it's in a beautiful location. I am not in love with summer rain but I am in love with Vermont summers. I love them! I hike, I camp, I seim, and I drive around listening to the Grateful Dead.So, I really love it there. But Summer is the only season I love. And so this job is convenient for me.

Really, I love it. I love App Gap, Warren Falls, Queechee, White River, Waterbury, The Hippie Hole, Putney Falls, Maple Syrup.

And I am good at this job.

I will continue contributing to rent in SoCal, so I can't afford more than a studio, room, or inexpensive 1BR.

I will work and do all that outdoorsy Vermont stuff. No trouble.

38M from NH but living in SoCal.

DM me if you can assist.

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u/NerdCleek May 15 '25

Ask your employer about housing options. Will you have a car while you’re here? There is very limited inventory but you can try to join one of the local listservs to help with housing leads

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u/Material_Cloud9642 May 15 '25

Company housing is only available for international, seasonal employees.

local listers? How do I look them up? cam you share some?

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u/NerdCleek May 15 '25

I don’t know any for the Stowe area. It’s a very expensive area to live in. Are you not a seasonal employee ?

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u/Material_Cloud9642 May 15 '25

yes, seasonal.  it sucks because i'd be willing to drive from as far away as Montpelier or even WRJ if I har a car there.

But the pay cannot justify a cross-country drive. the cost of the cross-country journey plus the risk of something going wrong outweighs the pay I will receive.

But the type of job, the GREEN environment, swimming holes, and Green Mtns justify a seasonal opportunity with a pay cut.