Cottage Number One: The Deluxe Honeymoon Suite
A view of the living space.
From its private deck to its in-room whirlpool spa, The Honeymoon Suite is a deluxe accommodation with a personal touch. A king-size bed in the single private bedroom with its charming gas fireplace, full bath, studio kitchen (containing refrigerator, microwave and two-burner cooktop, as well as the full complement of dishes and cookware, toaster and coffeemaker) and spacious living and dining area make this suite a honey!
This cottage is filled with some of our favorite artwork. Bringing the kids or a couple of guests is no problem,
either, as there is plenty of room for the fold out sofa bed. The windowed doors open on to the capacious private deck, where you can grill your dinner on the Weber charcoal kettle, put your feet up, and enjoy the view. For $125 a night ($750 per week), the Honeymoon Suite is rated for two people but will sleep up to four. It comprises one side of our duplex property, sharing the same building as Cottage Number Two (see description below).
This cottage is filled with some of our favorite artwork. Bringing the kids or a couple of guests is no problem,
either, as there is plenty of room for the fold out sofa bed. The windowed doors open on to the capacious private deck, where you can grill your dinner on the Weber charcoal kettle, put your feet up, and enjoy the view. For $125 a night ($750 per week), the Honeymoon Suite is rated for two people but will sleep up to four. It comprises one side of our duplex property, sharing the same building as Cottage Number Two (see description below).
The kitchen/living space has an open floor plan. The alcove on the right holds the whirlpool tub. . . . Cozy!
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A pretty view awaits you on the Honeymoon Suite deck!
Cottage Number Two
A few steps from the Honeymoon Suite is a two-bedroom cottage with an open porch and its fine view of the lake and grounds. Inside, the large, fully equipped kitchen and dining area, living room and its comfortable furnishings, plus the two bedrooms and bathroom make an efficient home base for all your vacation activities. The lake view is mainly from the kitchen.
The modern kitchen in Cottage Two.
In one of the bedrooms is a queen and a twin bed; the other bedroom has a queen-size bed. The bath has a shower only.
This cottage accommodates up to six people, thanks to the fold-out futon sofa in the living space, and is rated for four at $130 per night, $780 for the week. We recently updated the bathroom, kitchen and living area of this cottage, and it is really slick!
This cottage accommodates up to six people, thanks to the fold-out futon sofa in the living space, and is rated for four at $130 per night, $780 for the week. We recently updated the bathroom, kitchen and living area of this cottage, and it is really slick!
Cottage Three This "Large, One-Bedroom" cottage functions like a two-bedroom cabin but at a lower price. In the private bedroom is a twin and a full bed. A queen-size bed is just off the open living space. It's a fine arrangement for many families, who put the kids to bed in the private bedroom while Mom and Dad enjoy TV and their screened in porch or the deck without distrubing them.
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A winter view from Cottage Four.
Cottage Three is rated at $125 per night for four people and will sleep up to six, utilizing the fold-out sofa bed in the living area. We've retained the original rustic look in this little gem with its knotty cedar paneling and vintage light fixtures. The view from this cottage is fantastic, all year around.
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Cottage Four! Newly remodeled Photos to come shortly!!!
We've chosen this large one-bedroom unit to represent our new design for the future. With its easy access and great views, Cottage Four is now updated inside and out with new siding, roof, insulation, windows, enhanced kitchen, flooring and furnishings. There is a lovely walkout deck. The private bedroom, containing one twin and one double bed and the queen-size bed in the living space will sleep up to five. Rather than providing a fold out sofa -- which we know from experience isn't a sleep treat -- we'll furnish an inflatable double bed and bedding if necessary for an additional two persons. The new and improved Cottage Four is rated for four people at $125 per night, $750 for a week. We can't wait for you to see it!
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Cottage Five A sentimental favorite among many of our guests, Cottage Five is a one-bedroom cottage containing a living/dining/cooking area, bath with shower and private bedroom with queen-size bed. Despite its small size, it has a full kitchen, fabulous view, screened in porch, and fold-out futon sofa, and will sleep up to four. The rate is for two at $100 per night, $600 per week. We've updated and added new cabinets, flooring and windows in the living space which make this cottage extra comfy.
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Judy Chrispens, local artist and crafter, painted this and another window panel for the exterior of the cottage.
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A cozy spot for two to gaze at the view.
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Here you can see some of the cabinetry and the nice flooring we installed recently.
Cottage Six
Charly -- bless her little mischievous heart --
is a frequent occupant of the Naughty Guest Cottage.
Misbehaving while on vacation may land you in this unit, rated for one but will sleep as many gripers as you've got. Limited amenities and view, and rate increases every time whining is detected.
Cottage Number Seven
What a beauty! Our second two-bedroom cottage is nestled in the shade a little down the hill and beside our large common deck. It features a screened in porch, pretty lake views, convenient modern kitchen and a full and twin bed in one private bedroom, queen-size bed in the other. The bath with shower is modern and efficient, and the single-size sofa will accommodate an extra guest beyond the four this unit is rated for at $130 per night, and $780 for a week.
A glimpse of Cottage Seven's updated galley.
Cottage Eight "The three-bedroom, " as we often refer to it, is a favorite of larger family groups. Among its many fine features: Screened porch, shaded back deck, great views, sunny windows, large living/dining/kitchen area, extra parking, big fridge, easy care hard-surface flooring except in the bedrooms, which are carpeted.
The first bedroom contains a full bed, and has an attached half bath. The second bedroom has two twin beds; the third with its queen-size bed is next to the bath with shower. Of course, that shady deck is the ideal spot for you to hang out with your favorite morning brew (or evening brew?). 
The lawn swing next to Cottage Five, showing Six (the Doghouse), Seven and Eight.
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Exterior of Cottage Eight
This cottage is rated for six people at $165 per night, and $990 per week. It will sleep eight if you utilize the foldout sofa, and is also a good choice for intergenerational groups who want the convenience of the half bath off the first bedroom.
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Cottage Eight deck view .