Seeking a relaxing getaway in the Northwest Michigan Area? Look no further than this inviting 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom vacation rental cabin in Charlevoix, situated just 150 feet from the shore with easy access to Lake Michigan. Head to downtown, just 6 miles away, to enjoy golfing, dining, and shopping or tour other nearby scenic parks and attractions. Look forward to returning to your home-away-from-home each evening to prepare snacks in the well-equipped kitchen or cozy up by the gas stove. The space Steps to Water | Dogs Welcome w/ Fee (1 Max) | Free WiFi Bedroom 1: Twin Daybed w/ Twin Trundle | Bedroom 2: Twin Daybed w/ Twin Trundle | Living Room: Full Futon INDOOR LIVING: Open layout, ceiling fan in living room, gas-log hearth, Smart TV, free WiFi, streaming service access w/ guests' personal accounts (no cable) KITCHEN: Well-equipped, coffee maker, cooking basics, gas stove w/ oven, microwave GENERAL: Linens/towels, step-free access, window A/C unit, hair dryer FAQ: Pet fee (paid pre-trip, dogs only, 1 max) PARKING: Driveway (1 vehicle) ADDT’L ACCOMMODATIONS: If you’re traveling with a larger group and need additional space, check out the other vacation rentals on site Guest access Guests will have access to the entire property Other things to note - No smoking - Pet friendly w/ $75 fee for additional cleaning (+ fees & taxes, dogs only, 1 max) - No events, parties or large gatherings - Additional fees and taxes may apply - Photo ID may be required upon check-in - NOTE: Other vacation rental units are on-site and other travelers may be present during your stay - NOTE: The neighborhood public beach (North Beach) is just a 150-foot walk along a public road. This area features a bike rack, picnic table, a small grassy space, and a sandy beach, all maintained by the township. While you won’t need to cross private land to access this beach, please avoid trespassing on either side, as those areas are private. The bottom consists of a 12 to 18" layer of sand over a clay base. In spring, shifting ice can sometimes uncover the clay, which becomes soft enough to be dug up by hand, though this doesn’t occur every year