Down the winding road, at the bottom of the wooded hill, “Serenity” awaits. This single-room, lakefront guesthouse with screened porch is situated on the banks of Sibley Lake. Relax, unwind and take in the sunsets. “Serenity” accommodates up to 4 guests (1 queen sized bed and 1 queen fold-out couch). It has a full bath with shower. There is a kitchenette island that doubles as a workspace. We have a paddleboat and kayak that guests may use during their stay. Life jackets are provided. This lakefront cabin is a one room, open retreat with a half wall separating the bedroom from the living room. There is a kitchenette with some small appliances to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property is wooded and full of natural beauty. Critters of all kind like to visit occasionally. Deer, fox, eagles, heron and raccoon are sometimes seen around the property. There is also a resident beagle and kitty cat. Enjoy fishing right off the bank or take a ride in our paddle boat or kayak. Sibley Lake is a 2,000 acre lake with 38 miles of shoreline. With a little luck and the right season, you can expect to catch bream, bass, catfish and crappie. (Canadian Crawlers are our go-to bait of choice for bream and catfish. Jigs and rubber worms for crappie and bass) There are also two public boat ramps within a few miles of the cabin if you would like to launch your own boat. A Sibley Lake Use permit is required. Host is just across the drive of the property and readily available for phone calls/texts or face to face communication with some notice. Lovely wooded neighborhood less than 4 miles from downtown Natchitoches, 4 minutes to Parc Natchitoches, 7 minutes to NSU and 3 minutes to Dark Woods Adventure Park. Having a motor vehicle is the best way to get around Natchitoches. There is no Uber, taxi or transit system. However, you may want to bring your bike. The Edwin Grady Preserve offers a 2.5 mile single track, biking trail which is located only a few miles away. The cabin is nestled in a secluded neighborhood so it can be dark and hard to see at night. The property has a steep and winding driveway so please use caution when navigating the property on foot or by car. Motion activated lighting located on the cabin’s ramp leading up to the entrance will help if you arrive after dark. The host lives on the property across the drive from the cabin. You will see the home as you drive down the hill and to the right just before getting to the cabin. There is a toaster oven, microwave, a drip-style and Keurig coffee maker, waffle iron, and mini fridge. There is no full-sized oven or cooktop.