Home in New Windsor

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish retreat with plentiful outdoor spaces where you can enjoy nature, sit outside, and lounge in the hammock. The interior space has an ample living room with plenty of seating. The bed area has a very comfortable queen-sized bed, night table, and desks with plenty of natural light. Our efficient kitchen is well equipped with all you need to make a meal. In the back of the space, we have a small private bathroom and a shared laundry room. Adults Only. The space This a quiet property at the lakeside of Beaver Damn Lake. This is an extension of a private home that sits on 1 1/2 acres. The one-level garden studio has its own private entrance from the front and access to the backyard patio. Parking space right in the front driveway. We have a family of deers that come to roam the property from the backwoods. In the fall and winter, we have steam heat systems that could sometimes make noise in the pipes as it travels through the house. We provide all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay. Plenty of pillows, blankets, towels, seating, and cooking supplies. My husband and I purchased the house over 21 years ago and since then we have been able to create great memories and share them with family and friends. We also want to share it with guests so they too can create memories. Guest access Guest will enter from the front patio walkway. The entrance is thru the glass sliding door which has a combination lock which that we provide a code for access. During your stay We are always available by message and phone. You will find us mainly in the house property on the weekends and some evenings. Our family loves to host so we will check with you to make sure everything is good and we are happy to help you with anything you might need. We can also give you recommendations of things to do in the area. Other things to note The property sits on 1 1/2 acres and we have a pack of deers that roam the property. They never come near the house and they keep their distance but please don't be surprised if you see them in the morning or early evening. Please do not try to pet them and always check for ticks after you have been in the yard.