Monthly stay on a lake: 4 hospitals within 25 min.

Relax at this peaceful lakefront home at the end of the day. Surrounded by woods, the only sound at night is from the loons on the lake. There are two kayaks and a canoe available to explore the lake or paddle up to the "Olde Post Office Cafe" for breakfast or lunch. With over an acre of land and 250 feet of waterfront, there is plenty of room to rest, relax or play in the water, on the lawn, or in the woods. The space At the end of a mile long road, you are truly away from it all in the woods. There are lake houses along the road and lots of little kids playing, so driving at 10 - 15 miles an hour is expected. Our house sets at the very end of the road where the houses are further spaced out so you will be surrounded by woods and barely see the other neighbors except maybe on the water. Drive past the signs that say private drive where the road does a couple of curves, and then you will have a lovely stretch of woods before you reach our place at the end of the road. We are the last house on the right at the dead end circle. The house is a split level with the stairs inside the door leading up to the open concept kitchen/dining/living area, bathroom and upper deck. The stairs down lead to the TV sitting area, three bedrooms, and lower deck. The lower deck wraps around the house and has two doors that go out onto it, one from the sitting room and one from bedroom number 2, which is the largest bedroom. There is a full kitchen stocked with all necessary items: cookware, plates, glasses, silverware, spices, toaster, coffee maker and French press, blender, microwave oven, and even coffee and sugar. Between the house and the lake is a large yard with a picnic table and fire pit, and plenty of room to entertain guests. There is a canoe and two kayaks for use, plenty of adult and child life vests, and lots of water floats. Guest access Full access to the whole house and grounds. Other things to note Minnehonk Lake is a small lake, most suitable for wind or human-powered watercraft, or perhaps a boat with a small trolling motor. This means you don't have to listen to loud power boats all day. Our lake also has some of the cleanest, clearest water in Maine with no invasive plants. Make sure any boats you put in are free of any foreign plant matter. Our house water is from a well which has been tested and is not from the lake so it is safe to drink. We strive to make your stay pleasant and trouble free, but please be aware that nature sometimes has it's own agenda. We recommend keeping food stored in a way to discourage mice. They are likely to be looking for a nice warm home, especially in the fall. We do not leave out poison because many of our guests have children or pets who could be harmed.