Beautiful views across Alton Bay from this large, wrap-around deck. - Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire Waterfront Retreat
Welcome to our year-round, waterfront house with the protection of a small cove AND beautiful views across Alton Bay. There is 108 feet of private waterfront with a U-shaped dock for two boats (up to 26 feet) with swimming off the end and sandy bottom. The cove provides a perfect area for swimming, kayaking, canoeing, etc. out of the hustle and bustle of the open lake. A beautiful bluestone patio abuts the shore.
The three bedroom home comfortably sleeps ten (one bedroom with two twin trundle beds sleeps four, two bedrooms with a queen bed in each, walkout basement suite with 2 foldaway cots, sleeper sofa). The entire front of the house has an open floor plan with kitchen, dining area, and living room opening to the wrap-around deck and lake. The house was gutted and luxuriously appointed during the winter 2008. We use the home frequently and pride ourselves in offering a clean and thoughtfully equipped rental. TOWELS AND LINENS are provided for a truly turnkey vacation experience.
Large, open kitchen with fantastic lake views - Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire Waterfront Retreat
Vacation Rental Features
Amenities
Air Conditioning: Central Air Conditioning
Washer: private washer
Dryer: private dryer
Linens Provided: All linens are provided
Off Street Parking
Parking for RV/Boat/Trailer
Gas Fireplace
Beds
Queen Bed: Two of the 3 upstairs bedrooms have queen size beds
Twin/Single Bed: The third upstairs bedroom has two trundle beds. These beds provide a total of 4 twin size beds in this bedroom.
Convertible Bed: Basement suite has a sofa that converts into a double bed.
Entertainment
Cable/Satellite TV
DVD
Kitchen
Full Kitchen: The kitchen has a gas stove, microwave, dishwasher, refridgerator with an ice maker.
Cooking Utensils Provided
Refrigerator
Dishwasher
Microwave
Ice Maker
Outdoor Features
Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
Deck/Patio
Balcony
View/Location
Lakefront
Communications
Telephone
WiFi (Wireless Internet)
Suitability
No Pets Allowed
Minimum Age Limit for Renters: Primary rentor must be at least 25 years old and remain on premises during the time period rented.
Smoking Not Allowed
Activities (on site and nearby)
Shopping
Sightseeing
Restaurants
Kayaking
Sailing
Boating
Waterskiing
Jet Skiing
Swimming
Surfing
Windsurfing
Biking
Cross Country Skiing
Downhill/Alpine Skiing
Snowboarding
Snowmobiling
Sledding/Tubing
Hiking
Fishing
Cinemas/Movie Theaters
Live Theatre
Miniature golf
Horseback Riding
Other Activities
Ice Fishing, Snow Tubing, Skate Park, Ten Minutes from Gunstock Recreation Area, Offering Abundant Summer and Winter Activities
June 27 to Sept 5, 2009 - weekly rentals only (Sat. to Sat.) $3,500/week.
May 23 to June 27, 2009 .. $2,500/week, $1,250 for a 3 night weekend.
Sept 5 to Sept 27, 2008 .. $2,500/week, $1,250 for a 3 night weekend.
Christmas week, New Years week, February Vacation weeks ..$2,000
Columbus Day, Memorial Day & Thanksgiving Day weekends...$1,500
Other (Sept 27 to May 21).. $900/3 nights; $300/add night; $750/2 nights
8% New Hampshire Rooms Tax.
$500 Security Deposit (Refundable).
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Chalet-style home with two large decks and U-shaped dock. - Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire Waterfront Retreat
Dates available: Year Round
Before contacting us, please check our calendar for your desired dates.
Phone: (603) 767-5252 or (603) 659-9818 (New Hampshire, USA)
Please say: "I saw your listing #72046 on VRBO"
Links to more information:Note: Each property is individually owned or managed.
Large, open living room with 3 sliding doors for great views and a gas fireplace
Large, walkout "basement" suite with kitchenette, 2nd bath, gas stove and deck
Dates available: Year Round
Before contacting us, please check our calendar for your desired dates.
Phone: (603) 767-5252 or (603) 659-9818 (New Hampshire, USA)
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