Sugarloaf Farmhouse

Minutes away from Degray Lake, you can escape and enjoy a peaceful stay beneath the stars. The s'mores are on us! If you're searching for peaceful and relaxing downtime, our farmhouse is perfect for a romantic getaway, family vacation, or solo retreat. Come and experience the charm, comfort, and natural beauty that await you in this quiet countryside retreat. At the Sugarloaf Farmhouse, embrace the simplicity and beauty of country living while still enjoying modern comforts and conveniences. The space This getaway retreat offers a cozy haven with three inviting bedrooms, a charming bath, a spacious living area, and a fully equipped kitchen, providing you with all the comforts of home. Less than two miles away, the calm lake awaits your exploration. Enjoy leisurely walks, dip your toes in the clear waters, or embark on an adventure with exciting water activities. Whether you prefer fishing, kayaking, or simply basking in the sun, the lake offers endless opportunities for relaxation and fun. Bedroom 1 has a queen bed with bunk beds. Bedroom 2 has a twin bed. Bedroom 3 has a queen bed. The additional sleeping space is in the living room on a queen-size sleeper sofa. Guest access Situated on 8 acres, the area is yours to enjoy at your leisure. Bikes are available on site. Firewood and s'mores are also provided at the accommodation. Also, enjoy yard games such as volleyball, washer toss, and horseshoes. Other things to note Bring your boat! Watersport enthusiasts, this paradise is for you too! Jet-skiing, wakeboarding, tubing. Fishing fanatics, rejoice! Cast your lines and reel in the big catch of the day. _________________________________________________________________ Due to the humid weather in Arkansas and the property's rural setting, it is possible to encounter various kinds of wildlife such as deer, skunks, raccoons, armadillos, gophers, squirrels, snakes, mice, bugs (including flies, moths, ants, spiders, walking sticks, water bugs, mosquitoes, etc.), and other creatures on or near the property. Despite spraying at least once a month, the bugs may still find their way into the house.