Sunrise House on Lake Champlain The space Welcome to your ultimate outdoor getaway on the shores of beautiful Lake Champlain! This 2-bedroom, 3-bathroom lakefront home is designed for active travelers who crave adventure, fresh air, and unforgettable views. Whether you're into hiking, biking, swimming, fishing, or paddling, this is your launchpad for Vermont’s natural playground. Start your day with a hike or bike ride through nearby trails, or head down to your private 10x12’ floating dock for a morning paddle — two kayaks and two stand-up paddleboards are ready for you. Anglers will love the close proximity to the Mallets Bay Fish & Wildlife Access Area, while boaters can take advantage of two mooring buoys and direct lake access. After a full day outdoors, unwind in the outdoor hot tub under the stars or gather around the gas firepit with friends and family. With a spacious loft, walk-out basement, and plenty of room to relax, this home balances comfort and adventure. Inside, enjoy modern amenities including mini-split heating/cooling, a gas fireplace, and a fully stocked kitchen for cooking up your post-adventure meals. Dine outside on the deck or balcony and soak in the panoramic lake and mountain views. With Airport Park and endless outdoor activities just minutes away, this home is your ideal basecamp for an active Vermont escape. Book your stay and discover everything Colchester has to offer — on land, on water, and beyond. Things to Know Guest access You'll enter through the front door using the smartlock code provided in your confirmation. A backup key is stored in the lockbox next to the front door if you need it. For any questions about access or entry, please reach out to the property contact information in your booking confirmation. Other things to note You have access to a wonderful array of water toys: 2 SUP boards, 2 kayaks, 2 floaty tubes, and a 10x12' inflatable raft that doubles as a floating dock. Two large orange mooring buoys are located in the water in front of the house - one accommodates boats up to 24 feet and the other up to 14 feet bass boats. They sit approximately 50 and 70 yards offshore respectively.