This is a cozy guestroom attached to the garage on our stunning half-acre lakefront, tree-studded property. The bedroom (double bed) and bath are quite small (not room for much luggage), but perfect for a few nights stay. We have two chairs and a little table set up right outside, and there are other relaxing spots on the grounds. Unfortunately, the lake level is low and we cannot currently launch our kayaks or canoe. Check-in time is normally 3:00, but can be earlier with prior approval. The interior is all redwood, and with the carpeting and curtains, it is very cozy. The room is on lakefront property, and the water is just a short walk across the grounds. There is a double bed (not a queen) in the bedroom and a shower stall in the bath. There are both heating and air conditioning, as well as a coffee maker and dorm-sized refrigerator. We have a couple of wicker chairs and a small table set by the flower box outside the doorway. Look across the large lawn through all the beautiful trees to the lake. Walk the shoreline on the community-designated promenade. Stroll down the winding stone path to the lawn area and on to the lake. Share our peaceful patio and the cut-field-stone deck overlooking the water. Make use of our lawn games: cornhole or bocci ball. We have two kayaks that are also available; no charge. There is a buoy for boat tie-up, but no boat dock or ramp. Pay to launch about 1/4 mile away. Access to the water is out a cement walkway for swimming or launching of kayaks. We will likely be around to welcome you and guide you in making the most of your stay. We can give you many tips on the surrounding area. If you feel like socializing, we love meeting new people and sharing stories. The room is located in what we call the Soda Bay "village." The surrounding neighborhood is several narrow winding streets, mostly with small vacation houses built in the forties and fifties. A mom and pop market is just a short walk away as well as a coffee shop that has breakfast sandwiches and a limited lunch menu, burgers, wraps, and the like. The town of Kelseyville is about a six-mile drive past a beautiful state park and through pear orchards and grape vineyards. The town is only a few blocks long, but has some interesting small shops including wine tasting and several restaurants.