Slow down and relax in this split-level cottage in the woods. With a waterfall crossing underneath the deck, the cottage features stone floors, living room with stone fireplace, large bedroom and loft, and a well-equipped kitchen to prepare dinner on the screened porch. Just a mile away from a supermarket, restaurants, a bakery, and a weekly farmer's market. The space From the parking area, you descend stairs to the house, which is built into the contours of the hill. The bedroom has a queen bed, and the loft has two twin mattresses on the floor. Note that the loft has a very low ceiling. Access to the loft, which has a steep staircase, is through the bedroom: this arrangement works best for families or close friends. The living room sofa converts to a queen bed. The screened porch is great for meals, work, and listening to the frogs late at night. There's a deck/bridge next to the house over the waterfall with a bench and a lawn next to the house, accessible by descending stairs. Amenities include washer and dryer in the basement, internet, and a television with Roku, a DVD player and an assortment of DVDs, but no cable TV. While the house has its luxuries, including a lovely bathroom with tub, it’s intimate with the forest, so you will encounter your occasional creepy-crawly or forest mouse. There is no air conditioning, but you will find movable fans. The road to the house is gravel. In wintertime, four-wheel drive is a must! Guest access Guests have access to all parts of the house and grounds. Other things to note There are around 20 steps on the stairs leading from the parking area to the house. The ceiling in the sleep loft has a steep slant. Its highest area is 6.5' (see pictures). There are problems with the dam and it could be that the lake height varies because of that. But in general it seems to be at a height where you can launch the canoe and have fun.