Our place is on Long Lake in Alpena/Presque Isle area, less than 10 miles from downtown Alpena and Lake Huron. Perfect for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and families with children. The lake is an all sports (stocked) lake with great fishing. There is a dock available (seasonal) for your use and several boat launches nearby. The area is perfect for ice fishing and snowmobiling in the winter. We are also close to state hunting land. The space We are new owners of this adorable little A-Frame on Long Lake. It is a cozy year round cottage with plenty of space inside to be comfortable. We have two bedrooms upstairs (queen bed in each room). The stairs are a bit steep so we provide a sofa sleeper on the main floor along with a baby gate in the closet to keep tiny tots safe. We have a grill outside on the deck with outdoor seating (seasonal) and a fire pit. Enjoy the beautiful, relaxing views of the lake - if you are from a more populated area, you will be surprised at how many stars you see at night! We live in the home next door and share the driveway, however, there is a fence on the property line to provide you with privacy. There is a wire fence and foliage on the other side to separate our yard from the other neighbor. We provide wireless internet, a Roku for streaming television content and a DVD player for your use. There is a video store in downtown Alpena as well as two RedBox locations. Guest access This listing is for the entire cottage, the dock in front and the lakefront. The dock and outdoor furniture are seasonal and will be removed during the cold weather months. Other things to note We have softened well water. The water is safe and has been tested but does not taste exactly like chlorinated municipal water. The water softener is plumed to the house and makes a noise when it is cycling. This is perfectly normal. We strongly suggest having water shoes. Our swimming area out front is mostly sand but we have a few rocks at the shoreline. Also, as with most of our surrounding lakes we have the occasional zebra mussel, an invasive species with sharp shells, that attach to rocks in the bottom of the lake.