In
Maggie’s Retreat we have a 7-foot farmer’s dining table with
chairs
and benches, a comfy new full-size sleeper sofa, outdoor
lighting on the deck, chairs and tables on the deck, a hammock
for reading and napping on the front porch, curtains, new
furniture, HARDWOOD FLOORS, and recessed lighting w/dimmers.T
Three unit choices for
your getaway needs. Below are
descriptions of the units with a la carte prices for weekly
rental (Saturday 3pm to Saturday 11am).
Maggie’s
Retreat $1350/wk. Click to
See
Maggie's Retreat Photos This cheerful three-bedroom, two-story unit sleeps 8.
Open, airy and cheerful, the main floor features a
hardwood floors, full kitchen with 7 ft. farmer’s dining
table, rec room with books and games, a living room with
comfy pull-out sofa, DirecTv w/ over 155 channels, dvd and
vhs, a laundry room and a full bathroom. Upstairs
features three bedrooms, a large full bathroom, and a
laundry chute. This unit has a large deck, hammock,
front porch, storage unit stocked with bikes, kayaks
w/pfd’s, beach toys, and much more! Privacy and comfort
are assured. Air conditioned, but you’ll rarely need it
in this westward facing unit that invites a wonderful
lake breeze at night. Sleeps 8.
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Nothing says “beach” and “fun” like Surfer Joe’s décor!
A 2-bedroom, 1 full bath apartment. Open, spacious
floor plan features a complete kitchen, new
washer/dryer, comfortable beds, and a private patio area
for morning coffee or late night conversations under the
stars! Garage with bikes, beach toys, etc. Sleeps 4.
The Sheila Shack
$500/wk. See
Sheila’s Shack Photos
Available
add-on to either Surfer Joe or Maggie’s Retreat. Turn your
2 or 3 bedroom into a 3 or 4 bedroom by adding on this
little jewel of a mini-cottage. Not available as a single
unit, only as an add-on to one of the other units, Sheila’s
Shack features a ¾ bathroom and kitchenette, as well as a
bed, Cable TV and DVD. Comfortable and cute, everyone will be clamoring over
each other to sleep here! Under renovation
through fall 2006.
