巨大なデッキと夕日を望む松林のレイクサイドコテージ

My grandfather first purchased this prime acreage on beautiful Lake Katherine in 1912. Since then, the cottage has grown from little more than a lean-to to the warm 4-bedroom, 2-bath retreat it is now. It's a great place to get together with other family members to share time and memories, and to keep old and make new traditions. You'll find historical photos and books, as well as carefully curated decor in keeping with the deep history and authentic nature of this special place.

Our family has been coming to this place since 1912. While my grandfather was living, we came up early every summer, and my father spent his 'vacation' making sure the place was ready for Granddad's summer there--woodpile full, maintenance done, etc. The hours after supper were spent singing to the tune of our Dad's old ukulele and playing cribbage with Granddad.

We are fortunate in having a "family" of repeat renters who come year after year and treat this special place as their own. We're always looking for new "Four Sisters Point Family" members who seek an exceptional, unique place to claim as their home away from home.

My grandfather was among the first to choose a spot on this wonderful, quiet lake, so our cottage is placed on a highly desirable spot on a point, where it commands lake views on three sides.

A lazy drive down the winding "woodsy road" (South Shore Drive) puts you well in the embrace of the pine woods and the lake and ready for relaxation and adventure. No other cottages can be seen from Four Sisters Point, although neighbors are only a few hundred yards away.

Our family has been coming to this enchanted place since 1912. While my grandfather was living, we came up early every summer, and my father spent his 'vacation' making sure the place was ready for Granddad's summer there--woodpile full, maintenance done, etc. The hours after supper were spent singing to the tune of our Dad's old ukulele and playing cribbage with Granddad.

It is easy to spend the whole time here listening to the loons, watching the chipmunks, looking for eagles, swimming, and puttering around. Going into Hazelhurst or Minocqua, both less than 10 minutes away, is fun, and there are also lots of other things to do in the area, but the chance to slow down enough to listen to the wind in the pines, watch the lake sparkle in late afternoon, and admire the sunset until its last rays disappear over the lake is the best. You won't find a vacation home with more history, more enchantment, more true North Woods feel than Four Sisters Point.