1BR lakefront with amazing views, dock

North End Nook The space Escape to this peaceful one-bedroom retreat tucked away on a private dead-end road in beautiful North Hero. Designed with relaxation in mind, this quiet getaway is ideal for couples and adult travelers looking to unwind and enjoy the beauty of Lake Champlain. Please note that the property features an open stairway and direct access to the waterfront, making it less suitable for young children. Stay comfortable year-round with air conditioning throughout the home and ceiling fans for added comfort. On warm summer days, open the windows during the cool morning and evening hours, then close them and draw the curtains during the afternoon to keep the space pleasantly cool. A public boat launch is less than a quarter mile away, and North Hero State Park is just down the road. Step upstairs into a bright, contemporary living space featuring brand-new furnishings, vaulted ceilings, comfortable seating, and expansive windows that fill the room with natural light. Whether you're curling up with a good book or unwinding with a glass of wine after a day on the lake, this inviting space is the perfect place to relax. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare meals, including stainless steel appliances and a four-burner gas stove. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner at the dining table while taking in beautiful views of the lake and surrounding woods. Start your morning with coffee in the rocking chair or head out to the private deck, complete with a powered awning, where you can soak in the peaceful scenery overlooking the lawn and wooded hillsides. Just 200 feet away, down a small private driveway, you'll find your own private beach on Lake Champlain. Spend your days swimming, reading in the beach chairs, or gathering around the firepit as the sun sets over the water. If you're bringing a boat, you'll appreciate the nearby public launch and the small dock available for easy lake access. North Hero is a destination that shines in every season. Anglers come from near and far for the area's renowned fishing, while North Hero State Park offers miles of scenic shoreline and unspoiled natural beauty. In the winter, nearby Knight Point State Park and Grand Isle State Park provide excellent cross-country skiing and snowshoeing opportunities. Looking to explore beyond Vermont? Bring your passport and enjoy a day trip to Montreal, just 100 miles north. Whether you're planning a romantic weekend, a peaceful solo retreat, or a relaxing escape with friends, this quiet lakeside hideaway offers the perfect setting to slow down, recharge, and experience the natural beauty of the Champlain Islands. ​​​​​​​Things to Know Max occupancy is 2 people Check-in time: 4:00 p.m. Check-out time: 10:00 a.m. All guests shall abide by the good neighbor policy and shall not engage in illegal activity. Quiet hours are from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. No smoking is permitted anywhere on the premises. Please note that because of steep, open stairs, this home may not be suitable for small children under six years old - please call us for assistance finding a more family-friendly home if you are traveling with small children! Although this home is private, the owner might need access to the garage from time to time. Vermont Meals and Room Tax Number: MRT-11472019 Guest access You'll enter through the front door using the keypad code provided in your confirmation. Enter your code on the keypad-a green light will flash to confirm it's been accepted. Then rotate the deadbolt beneath the keypad away from the door frame and open the door. When you leave, press the Schlage button on the keypad, rotate the deadbolt toward the door frame to engage it, and confirm it's locked. If you enter an incorrect code, the light will flash red; allow 5 seconds for the lock to reset and try again. If you need assistance with the lock, a video guide is available in your confirmation email. Other things to note The home is set on private grounds at the end of a quiet road. There is no air conditioning-typical for the region. On warm days, open the windows in the evening and early morning, then close them and draw the curtains during the heat of midday. Fans are available throughout the home.