Peace & Calm Awaits You on Your Own Private Beach… it’s Your Happy Place

Welcome to a mid century home with soaring ceilings directly on the sands of Lake Michigan. Your private beach front getaway is easily accessible; 2 hours from Chicago, 45 minutes from Milwaukee. Listen to the pounding waves of Lake Michigan as you have coffee on the front deck. Walk the sandy beach, swim, then come back and enjoy a drink as you soak in the hot tub and watch bald eagles dive for their meals. Then dine in the enclosed glass room. Pets are welcome but extra. They must be outdoors toilet trained, non aggressive and under the owners control at all times, not left alone, and have all their vaccinations. Contactme with any Qs. This is a wooded area and with that, there are animals that live in the natural habitat.
Renters assume all their own personal risk against any and all injuries. If there are more persons on the property than originally agreed contracted rental agreement/contract then the rental contract is immediately considered null and void and all persons are required to, and agree to leave the property immediately. If any house rules are broken then the rental contract is considered null and void and the renters agree to vacate immediately.
Any and all guests of the card-payer, the person who had booked the property, are covered by, and are the sole legal responsibility to, of the person(s) who had paid for the booking. The homeowner assumes no liability and the renter, by paying, agrees to assume all of their guests liabilities. The renter is solely responsible for all their guests, including any theft, damage, injuries, that they might incur. To be consider; Any and all issues, problems, and or concerns must be addressed to us on the renters’ VRBO message center prior to checkout. We have cameras and ring security lights located outside of the property. We also have a video doorbell.

There is shared driveway with another property which may or may not be occupied. There is equipment/ etc in the garage and the driveway needs to be accessible.