Cozy Northwoods Home

Welcome to this peaceful Northwoods home! Only 7 min from downtown hayward in a quiet wooded setting! Easy access ATV/bike/ski/snowmobile trails along with local world-class fishing. Backyard fire pit is perfect to start the morning or unwind at end of day (bring own firewood). Feel free to use garage for car, bikes, other toys, or to wax skis. Basement bonus room provides extra space for guests to spread out. Front yard boasts great deer viewing as they love eating from the apple tree! The space This newly remodeled home is furnished with all-new items: 2 queen beds featuring comfortable memory foam mattresses. Entrance has 3 steps, otherwise, all rooms on one level. Pillows, linens, towels, and extra blankets provided. A full kitchen with cookware and bakeware. Washer and dryer also present for clean up after fun filled days. High speed WIFI with 940mbps. Finally, a woodstove (bring own firewood) to create toasty evenings. Guest access Key Lock Box Other things to note Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can we check-in early or check-out late? A: It depends. Check-in is at 3pm and can accommodate earlier if the cleaning is ready. Q: Is there WiFi and is it any good? A: Yes, 940 mbps. Q: Is there cable TV? A: No, but guests can use the TV to log into available streaming apps. Remember to log out before leaving. Q: Do we provide firewood? A: No, firewood can be purchased at several local convenience and grocery stores for approx $5 per bundle. Q: Is the water safe to drink? A: Yes, it is from the well, tested safe, and the kitchen has a reverse osmosis filtration system. There is a water softener system in the basement. Q: Are pets allowed? A: I love pets, but at this time, they are not allowed. Q: Do I have to clean up before I check-out? A: There is no cleaning fee to keep guest costs low, so please leave the home in a reasonable condition. (Garbage in bins, dishes washed, floor swept if mud tracked in, etc.) Q: Are there ATV/Snowmobile trails close by? A: Yes. ATVs/snowmobiles can leave right from the house. You can find trail maps on the Hayward Lakes site or Sawyer County Alliance site. Q: What kind of fish are in local lakes? A: Musky, Panfish, Bass, Northern Pike, Trout, and Walleye.