(Smaller cottage #2 is available as a bonus below). Upon arrival, your 2-story vacation rental is the larger of the two units. “There are two cottages located on this property.
NEW for 2023! Boat Lift added to one well for convenience! If cancellation does occur, final payment only may be returned at owner’s discretion if able to re-book your exact dates. Cancellation Policy – Deposit and final payment are non-refundable.
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$200 Security Deposit within 7 Business Days – Full Balance Due One Month Prior to Arrival.$175/Night for Cottage “Overflow” Unit (More details at bottom under booking calendar).$200/Night for Main House – M inimum 2 night stay with $75 cleaning fee – 3 nights or more NO cleaning fee WINTER rate: October 1 – March 31 $175.“BONUS COTTAGE” – See very bottom of page for more info & pricing for extra guests Also, Duck hunting a short drive away and Ice Fishing just a short walk – Bring your snow machine.Restaurants: Plenty of options for dining and shopping a short drive by car or boat.5-10 minutes to 2 alternate ramps to North Channel or St. DNR Launch Ramp – less than 1/4 mile from Lake House ….
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2 covered boat wells (one with boat lift) and shore power – First boat well is free – additional boat well is $15.00 per night.Full Kitchen- Stove/full size oven, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Microwave, Coffee Pot, Toaster.One full bath – Towels and linens provided.
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Plus a queen size sleeper sofa in the living room.
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There is also a network of hiking trails, including the popular Turkey Creek, a tree-lined 2.8-mile path that winds alongside, and at several points crosses, a babbling creek.Sit waterside to enjoy the wonderful view of Lake St. This 1,142-acre park features waterfront barbecues and picnic tables, docks, piers, and a designated swimming area with a small sandy beach - where you’re likely to jostle with little ones wearing water wings. If you truly feel the need to jump into the cool waters of Lake Austin, this is an excellent (and legal) place to do it. For an incredible view of the real thing, park in a small lot off the western road of the north span, then complete a short but steep hike to an overlook that offers incomparable views of the bridge, Austin, and - if you time it right - the sunset. The bridge has become such a recognizable part of the Austin landscape, you can find it on many souvenir posters, keychains, and mugs. Designed to blend into its surroundings, its weathered, rust-colored exterior has received awards for its innovative design. Pennybacker BridgeĪlso known as the 360 Bridge, the Pennybacker Bridge’s two stately arches span Austin Lake without touching the water - all the better to accommodate the many boats that float beneath it. Once there you’ll find a small stone pavilion, so settle in for a picnic with a spectacular view before making the trek back down. To get to the top, you’ll have to climb 102 stairs. Visitors have been coming here since the 1850s to enjoy panoramic views of the water, city, and surrounding hills. This hillside park is home to the 775-feet Mount Bonnell, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Head to Covert Park to get a whole new perspective of the lake.
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