Updated Beauty has Queen Suite, Acreage, Pickleball Court and Peacocks!

Peacock Pickleball Paradise - Meredith Lodging

Named after the majestic peacocks that roam the neighborhood, Peacock Pickleball Paradise also boasts its own pickleball, plus a partly-fenced yard, deck and fire-pit on two acres. Given the 300 days of sunshine per year in Central Oregon, you'll love the extra space to soak up sun and indulge your pickleball habit! The pickleball court is also equipped with a basketball hoop!

This open, bright, completely updated home has Joanna Gaines-inspired decor, new furnishings, and three bedrooms for a terrific family stay. Vaulted ceilings, light from a bank of windows, ample seating and a TV make the living room a great place to gather; a sofa sleeper lets you invite an extra guest or two; a second sitting area is perfect for quiet conversation. A fully equipped kitchen has stainless steel appliances and all you'll need for eating in; it's matched with an elevated dining room for six and three seats at the breakfast bar. A queen bedroom suite, a full bedroom and a bunk room round out the sleeping accommodations.

You'll be within easy reach of all the activities of the High Plateau and close to the small-town fun of La Pine and the Newberry Natural Volcanic Monument. Hiking, boating, skiing and golf are popular area attractions, and you're sure to find favorite places to visit, whether you stay in La Pine or travel the short distance to Bend, Redmond, Sisters or Sunriver. You'll love a stay in this private country home with its own pickleball court!

PROPERTY DETAILS:

MAIN LEVEL: ENTRY LEVEL:

Living Room: TV, One Double Sofa Sleeper
Dining Area
Kitchen
Bedroom 1: One Queen Bed, One Full Bathroom
Bedroom 2: One Double Bed
Bedroom 3: One Twin Bunk Bed
Hallway: One Full Bathroom, Washer/Dryer

*Each home is individually owned. Amenities and furnishings are subject to change at any time. For questions on this, please contact our office.
*Fire pit usage is subject to restrictions during the fire season. Please contact or visit online the local fire department or Deschutes County for current fire regulation information.