Cottage in Rifton

Cozy cabin positioned on a small peninsula, 180° water view, shaded deck and river access for kayaking and canoeing, (see guest access section). A refashioned Sears kit house in a comfy rustic style with beautiful water views. A place to relax and rejuvenate yourself. A place to enjoy and respect the quiet nature of the peninsula. No Parties Please. Cooled by shade in the summer. The space A Sears kit house on a small, quiet peninsula. Hard wood and slate flooring, as well as the wood ceilings and large windows connect the building to nature. Master bedroom with king size bed has four windows (three pointing towards the lake) and is connected to a bathroom with sink and toilet. The dining room, kitchen, and living room make use of an open floor plan and all look out onto the water. The main bathroom has a shower, toilet, and sink, and also houses the washer and dryer. The second bedroom on the main floor has a large wardrobe and smaller chest of drawers, this room has a twin sized bed. All beds are comfortable. The yard is peaceful and relaxing, with a deck, hammock, and gas grill. Guest access Every part of the house and yard are open. The use of kayaks and canoe in the Wallkill river are at the guests own risk. There are life preservers near the canoes in a waterproof container box. Please respect the quiet nature of the peninsula. Please do not create loud noises after dark. Please note, the Wallkill River is not recommended for swimming. The river is still paddle-able and there are nearby fresh water swimming areas like Lake Awosting and Split Rock at the Mohonk Preserve. Please DO NOT use the wood burning stove it can be tricky and also dangerous!! Outdoor Bonfires by the lake are not allowed by the town. Other things to note TV Info: Button on top right of monitor turns monitor on. It will get you to Roku, there is a Roku device. Help yourself to the Amazon viewing. There is WiFi and WiFi extenders , to get WiFi throughout the property. There is NO AC IN THIS HOUSE. About the Thermostat in colder weather.... It's very easy, just press the arrow up, and the heat goes up. I can also change it remotely and will set a reminder for myself to crank up the heat , a couple hours before you get there. Each bedroom has a small space heater to get the chill out of the air, and heat the bedrooms. I suggest using these for night sleeping and keeping the bedroom doors closed. That way each room has a separate heat source, and the oil burner won't have to be used so much. Between the bedroom space heaters and a bit of forced hot air, I've never been chilly there and I use the house all year. Have a great trip, and be careful not to use the fire stove (sorry, I have to say that).