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Raymond said she used details from A.A. Milne's books and E.H. Shepard's original illustrations to make the cottage an accurate representation of the snack-loving bear's home.
The cottage bears a "Mr. Sanders" sign above the door, and the cupboards are stocked with pots labeled "Hunny."
Visitors who rent the cottage will be treated to guided tours of the Hundred Acre Wood and rounds of Poohsticks, a game played by dropping sticks from Poohsticks Bridge.
The cottage is stocked with yoga mats, journals and throw blankets to encourage visitors "to embrace their natural surroundings and live more like Pooh, who is famous for going at his own pace," the news release states.
Single-night stays in the cottage will be offered for $130 starting Monday.
The house rules include keeping hands out of the honey pots and a snack of "a little something" at 11 a.m.
"Strictly no heffalumps inside the house," the listing states.