Quiet Corner STR Report 2026: Woodstock CT, Modest Scale

Thomas Garner
Aug 18
12 min read

Updated: 4 days ago

Roseland Cottage and boxwood garden in Woodstock, Connecticut

Woodstock, Pomfret, and Putnam sit in Windham County, Connecticut's Quiet Corner, a forty-five to sixty minute drive northeast of Hartford on I-84 and US-44. AirROI's Woodstock extract for the Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, vintage June 2025 through May 2026, prints a typical year of $38,291, ADR of $382, occupancy of 40.9 percent, RevPAR of $137, and n of 20. That cell is the published market year, and it is not a Quiet Corner gold-mine year. Do not mint a corridor T12. Keep Putnam and Pomfret separate rather than averaging them into this desk.

The product is working farms, Last Green Valley landscape designated in 1994, Putnam antiquing on Main Street, and a Gothic Revival house guests can date. Guests are 95.6 percent domestic. Origin cities in the extract include New York and Boston. Hartford is the close drive, not the extract origin. This is not Litchfield Hills luxury, and this is not Mystic maritime. This is not Woodstock, Vermont, and not Woodstock, New York. Keep the farm and the minutes you can prove from the porch.

This report stays on the Woodstock extract and the three halls. Peak three are July, August, and October, and peak month is July. Softest revenue is January, and the low stretch is January, March, and April. Professionally managed share is 0.0 percent. About 35 percent already set a 30-plus night gate. Superhost share is 80 percent, and lead time is 55 days. Average stay is 4.2 nights. AirROI Low is a scrape signal, not Woodstock town law. Read $38,291 as the Woodstock year. Then decide whether this Quiet Corner driveway is the one you hold.

Woodstock $38,291 Is the Extract, Not a Corridor Invention

AirROI's Woodstock, Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region cell is the only published year this file will quote. Typical year $38,291, and aDR $382. Occupancy 40.9 percent, and revPAR $137. Sample n of 20, and lead time 55 days. Stay 4.2 nights, and year over year minus 10.8 percent. Those figures travel together. They describe Woodstock listings for June 2025 through May 2026. They do not describe Putnam, and they do not describe Pomfret. Quote the Woodstock year as the Woodstock year, and quote your books as your books.

Hosts keep asking for a Quiet Corner ADR to sit beside the Woodstock cell. This file will not mint one. The corridor is three towns and a 1994 heritage landscape. The extract is a Woodstock scrape. Mixing them into one T12 is how a lender packet starts lying. If a broker memo prints a blended Quiet Corner year, send the memo back. Putnam and Pomfret have no published AirROI year. Keep $38,291 on the Woodstock side of the map.

The finance fileshould open on this market sample, not on a costume corridor T12.The purchase fileunderwrites $38,291 the same way. Use both before you bid. If last year on this farm printed higher, that is your T12. If it printed lower, that is also your T12. The Woodstock extract is a sample of twenty listings, not a promise your porch will earn $38,291 because October is pretty on Route 169.

Hartford Is Forty-Five to Sixty Minutes, Not Litchfield

Hartford is forty-five to sixty minutes southwest on I-84 and US-44. That drive is origin, and it is not identity. A guest who can leave the capital after work and reach a Woodstock green is a real guest. That guest does not mint $38,291 on your books because the highway exists. Keep the hours you can actually prove from the driveway. Leave a Litchfield caption off the first block, and litchfield Hills is a different Connecticut. Mystic is a different Connecticut, and neither one is this published market year.

Do not blend the close drive into one persona. A New York antiquing weekend in Putnam is not a Boston family walking Roseland Cottage in July. A Hartford midweek is not a Saturday farm crush.The guest filekeeps those calendars apart. Drive time is origin, not luxury. Do not Keep Litchfield money onto a Windham tile because someone typed Connecticut countryside. Do not Keep a harbor walk as this orchard because a guest typed the state and the algorithm offered Mystic.

The compare filekeeps the three identities on separate pins. Use it when a packet opens on Litchfield as if that were this clerk. The road is demand, and the road is not a T12. New York and Boston appear in the extract as origin cities. Hartford is the close drive, and name those three. Leave the borrowed region off the first sentence of the listing and off the first page of the lender packet. A Windham farm does not need a borrowed luxury county to be a real stay. Drive time is origin, and it is not a shared inventory.

Last Green Valley Is Demand, Not a T12

Congress designated the Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor in 1994. About thirty-five towns sit inside northeastern Connecticut and south-central Massachusetts. The National Park Service figure is about 1,100 square miles, still roughly 77 percent forests and farms. That landscape is why a guest types Quiet Corner. It is visitor traffic you can date. It is not occupancy. Do not divide 1,100 square miles by twenty listings and call the result a Saturday night. Acres measure what guests walk, not what a porch earned last July.

Roseland Cottage in Woodstock is a Historic New England Gothic Revival house. Confirm current hours. Mashamoquet Brook State Park is Pomfret, not downtown Woodstock. Putnam's antiquing Main Street is Putnam, and those three desks are demand you can name. They are not a rent roll. A packet that treats heritage-corridor acres as host revenue is already mixing two objects. Visitor landscape is what guests walk, and woodstock $38,291 is what twenty listings printed. Name the cottage, the park, and the street as three desks.

The tourism filekeeps corridor acres off the rent roll. Use it when a broker memo treats 1994 as a T12. The designation is real, and the cottage is real. The park is real, and none of them is your year. Name the landscape on the tile if the guest can actually reach it. Leave the acres off the lender line that is supposed to be listing revenue. A heritage corridor is demand. It is not a blended Quiet Corner rent roll. Walk the acres. Do not file them as income on a Woodstock listings. Keep those two objects apart.

Twenty Listings and Zero Percent Managers

The Woodstock sample is twenty listings, and entire-home share 95 percent. Superhost share 80 percent, and professionally managed share 0.0 percent. Cohosted share 20 percent, and that last pair is the management read. Rank-file "no national PM" matches this twenty-listings sample, and n of 20 is modest. Do not treat 0 percent as a gold-mine vacancy. This is not a town where a national brand owns the inventory. Independent hosts Keep the tiles. A shop is a choice, not the default desk.

Twenty listings is also the supply story for a buyer. It is not a promise a twenty-first listings will appear because July was busy on the green. Three towns sit on this corridor, and woodstock Land Use does not travel to Putnam. Scarcity is a clerk question first. Do not treat 0.0 percent as proof you must hire. Do not treat it as proof you must not. It is how this cell actually lists, and n of 20 is a hamlet scrape. It is not a regional catalog.

Of those twenty, 35 percent already set a 30-plus night gate. That setting is a calendar choice. It is not a filled January.The remote-stay fileis the desk product.The DIY versus hire fileweighs 0.0 percent against generic countryside copy. This page only needs you to stop treating a small sample as a metro inventory. Twenty listings will not hide a stale tile or a missing clerk call. A shop email is not the inventory. The 35 percent gate is a setting, not winter occupancy. Read the sample as a sample.

Putnam and Pomfret Do Not Have Published Years

This file will not invent those years. It will not blend a missing cell into Woodstock $38,291 and call the result a Quiet Corner T12. If a seller's memo prints a Putnam year, ask for the source. If the source is costume, send the memo back. If the source is the Woodstock extract wearing a Putnam caption, send that back too. It is not a hole you fill with a guess.

Pomfret holds Mashamoquet Brook State Park and a lot of the farm roads. Putnam holds the antiquing Main Street, and those are visitor desks. They are not listing years. A farm in Pomfret still needs a Pomfret Planning and Zoning call at. A Main Street walk in Putnam still needs a Putnam hall call at. Demand you can name is not a substitute for a published extract. Quote Woodstock as Woodstock, and quote your Pomfret books as your books. Quote your Putnam books as your books.

The clerks filekeeps the three halls on separate pins.The rules fileis the town-line walk. Use both when a packet treats three towns as one AirROI cell. The extract is Woodstock, and the driveway is a town. Guests who typed Quiet Corner do not decide which hall holds the septic. Start with the address, and then price July. A listing title is not a tax map, and a corridor search is not a clerk. Three towns still need three published years, and two of them do not have one.

July, August, and October Carry This Desk

AirROI ranks the peak three as July, August, and October. Peak month is July, and softest revenue is January. The low stretch is January, March, and April, and that is summer plus named foliage. It is not leftover ski. Money months are school-out weeks into late summer, then a named October when the trees turn on Route 169. Keep July like July. Stop dressing January as a second peak this extract does not print. March and April sit in the same low stretch. They are not a hidden second summer on this cell.

Lead time is 55 days, and average stay is 4.2 nights. About 40 percent of listings set a two-night minimum. Those figures tell you how guests actually buy this published market year: they plan about two months out, and they stay longer than a quick overnight. Minimums should match a New York or Boston weekend into a farm week, not a leftover resort rule. Year over year is minus 10.8 percent, and that drop is part of the desk. Erase it and the tile is already wrong.

The shoulder fileis the calendar walk. This report only needs the rank: July first, then August, then October. January is the hole you already know if you opened last winter. Leave out unverified a weekly cut to fill it. Leave out unverified a monthly markdown to look busy on a Tuesday. This extract never published those costume percents. Heat, a table, and honest drive time beat a ski caption in January. Price July from the books you actually have. Price January from January books, not from a July photo on Route 169. Keep those months apart.

AirROI Low Is Not Town Hall

AirROI Low regulation is a scrape signal on the Woodstock cell. It is not Woodstock town law, and it is not a Pomfret confirmation. It is not a Putnam confirmation. Do not underwrite a Quiet Corner farm as if no clerk existed because a dashboard printed Low. This research pass did not find a dedicated town short-term ordinance on a Woodstock primary page. That absence is a fact, and it is not a blessing. Confirm 2026 zoning and lodging use at Land Use before you list.

Woodstock Town Hall sits at 415 Route 169, Woodstock, CT 06281. Main line, and land Use. Pomfret Planning and Zoning is 5 Haven Road, Pomfret Center,. Putnam Municipal Complex is 200 School Street,, and those are three desks. A Low tag is not a license. Connecticut's 15 percent room occupancy tax on stays of 30 consecutive days or fewer is remittance, not a permit and not Woodstock $38,291. Paying DRS does not mean Land Use already talked this year.

The startup fileprices the path you can prove, and tax remittance is not host revenue. this pass did not find. AirROI Low will not answer the phone at Land Use. Confirm the local rules that match the driveway. Then read $38,291 as a sample, not as a blessing the scrape already cleared. A Low tag on twenty listings is still a scrape. The clerk is still a person. Three phone numbers sit above a Low badge on this corridor. Call one of them before you list.

How a Host Should Read a Modest Quiet Corner

Start with the address, not with a region. If the driveway is Woodstock, call Land Use at at 415 Route 169 and confirm 2026 status. If the driveway is Pomfret, call Planning and Zoning at. If the driveway is Putnam, call at 200 School Street. Do not blend those doors.The rules filekeeps the pins apart. This file will not invent a town fee this research pass did not find.

Then read the extract in order, and $38,291 is the typical year. $382 is ADR, and 40.9 percent is occupancy. Twenty listings is supply, and 0.0 percent is the manager share. July, August, and October carry the desk, and january is the hole. Last Green Valley 1994 and Roseland Cottage are visitor traffic you can date. the published market year is a drive market from New York and Boston, with Hartford as the close hours. AirROI Low is stale as law.The marketing fileis the copy job after you accept that list.

Tell the truth on the tile. Name Woodstock, Pomfret, or Putnam, whichever holds the driveway. Name the farm you can walk. Name Putnam Main Street if the guest can actually reach it. Name Roseland Cottage if the hours are live, and leave leftover ski off January. Leave an invented corridor year off the lender packet.The tourism filekeeps corridor acres off the rent roll. A packet that opens on the wrong town is not a Quiet Corner packet. Pin $38,291 and the clerk the driveway has.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Airbnb revenue in Woodstock CT in 2026?

AirROI's Woodstock, Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region extract prints a typical year of $38,291, ADR of $382, occupancy of 40.9 percent, RevPAR of $137, and n of 20 for June 2025 through May 2026. That cell is the Woodstock desk only. Leave out an unverified Quiet Corner corridor year that would sit beside it. Keep Putnam and Pomfret separate rather than averaging them into this figure. Quote your own books as your books.

How many short-term rentals are in Woodstock Connecticut?

AirROI's Woodstock sample is twenty listings, and entire-home share is 95 percent. Superhost share is 80 percent, and professionally managed share is 0.0 percent. About 35 percent already set a 30-plus night gate. Cohosted share is 20 percent, and this extract is Woodstock only. Leave out unverified a Quiet Corner inventory from those twenty listings. n of 20 is modest, not a metro catalog.

When is peak season for Quiet Corner CT short-term rentals?

AirROI ranks the Woodstock peak three as July, August, and October. The low stretch is January, March, and April. That is summer plus named foliage, not leftover ski. About 40 percent of listings set a two-night minimum. AirROI ranks the peak three as July, August, and October. That is summer plus named foliage, and peak three are July, August, and October.

Is Woodstock CT a drive market from Hartford?

Hartford is forty-five to sixty minutes southwest on I-84 and US-44. That drive is origin, not identity. Guests are 95.6 percent domestic. Origin cities in the extract include New York and Boston. Hartford is the close drive, not the extract origin. This is not Litchfield luxury and not Mystic maritime. Keep the hours you can prove from the driveway.

What does Last Green Valley's 1,100 square miles measure?

The National Park Service figure measures visitor landscape inside the 1994 heritage corridor, about thirty-five towns across northeastern Connecticut and south-central Massachusetts, still roughly 77 percent forests and farms. It measures what guests walk. It does not measure listing revenue, ADR, or Woodstock $38,291. Do not divide those acres by twenty listings. Corridor land is demand you can date, not a T12.

Can I use Putnam or Pomfret rental numbers for a Woodstock listing?

Keep a missing cell separate rather than averaging it into Woodstock $38,291. Quote Woodstock as Woodstock. Quote your own Pomfret or Putnam books as your books. It is not a hole you fill with a blended Quiet Corner year. It will not blend a missing cell into Woodstock $38,291 and call the result a Quiet Corner T12. AirROI's Woodstock, Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region cell is the only published year this file will quote.

Is AirROI Low regulation still true for Woodstock CT?

AirROI Low is a scrape signal, not Woodstock town law and not a Pomfret or Putnam confirmation. This pass did not find a dedicated town STR ordinance on a primary page. Confirm 2026 zoning at Woodstock Land Use, 415 Route 169,. This research pass did not find a dedicated town short-term ordinance on a Woodstock primary page.

Does a Vermont Woodstock year apply to this published market year?

This published market year is Woodstock, Connecticut, in Windham County's Quiet Corner. Do not quote a Vermont Woodstock year or a New York Woodstock year as this desk. The locked extract is $38,291 on twenty listings. Vermont rules do not travel to 415 Route 169. New York Woodstock dollars do not travel here either. Keep those pins off the first page of the packet.

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