Absolute Tranquility

Private and secluded retreat! Only a short 35 mins from Pensacola. Unplug at this gorgeous getaway retreat in a country setting. This cozy 2BR/1BA lakefront cabin resides on 25 acres of serenity. Step into the raised sunroom and take in the panoramic views of the spring fed lake and the rolling pastures. Enjoy the shade relaxing in the hammock, or soak in the brand new 4 person hot tub on the lower deck. Deer are out most mornings and evenings. This well stocked lake is great for fishing too! The space Copy and paste to browser: https://youtu.be/UF6ot_88N_8 Quiet and secluded...this cabin is only 5 years old and set in the most peaceful place you can imagine, yet near enough to Pensacola that you can still get to where you need to with a short drive. Full kitchen, living area with a beautiful real wood burning fireplace, and very spacious comfortable bedroom make for a very comfortable, cozy stay. Enjoy the upgraded raised patio/sunroom and the 4 person hot tub on the open air deck below! Guest access Guests will have access to the entire property. Other things to note IF YOU WISH TO STAY FOR LESS THAN THREE DAYS, PLEASE MESSAGE ME. Sit on the huge patio in the evening before dusk, to see the deer walk thru the property and our beavers swimming to and fro! There are several places nearby to buy good firewood and Duraflame logs for a fire. Also firewood stacked outside. The lake is about 8 acres, NOT a ski sized lake. There are no alligators. IS safe for swimming. The largemouth bass in the lake are "Catch and Release" IF they have a yellow tag in their back. If not tagged, feel free to fry em up. The HUGE bluegill, shellcracker, and catfish are ready, as well! REMEMBER: Please return TAGGED bass to the water, so that we can all enjoy for years to come! NOTE: This property is surrounded by woods and water. There is native wildlife in abundance here. Be aware that snakes commonly inhabit wetlands, woods, lakes, etc, and they are sometimes present here . We have never had a problem, but we do see them sometimes in warmer weather and you might see one too!