Wake up to sunrise shimmering across Pickerel Lake from your own 65 feet of private waterfront. Step onto the upper deck with your morning coffee, or slip into the bubbling hot tub with panoramic lake views — the perfect way to start (or end) the day.

Inside, the spacious open-concept living area invites you to relax, reconnect, and unwind. There’s room for everyone to gather for movie nights, board games, or quiet moments by the window as the water glows at sunset. The game room keeps everyone entertained on rainy days, while two large decks make outdoor living easy.

Bring your sense of adventure — this home includes two kayaks, a pedal boat, and an electric motorboat for exploring the calm waters just steps from your door. You can also bring your own pontoon or wave runner; a personal dock and a nearby public boat launch make lake days effortless.

After a day on the water, grill dinner lakeside, light a fire in the fire pit, and enjoy stargazing from the comfort of the hot tub. Evenings here are peaceful, fun, and filled with memory-making moments.

With 5 bedrooms and 2 full baths, the home comfortably sleeps up to 12 guests, making it ideal for families or groups looking for a blend of relaxation and recreation. Everything you need is here — from a fully equipped kitchen to linens, Wi-Fi, and entertainment options.

Though you’ll feel worlds away, you’re just a 15-minute drive to town for groceries, restaurants, and local attractions. Whether you’re here for a summer lake adventure or a cozy fall escape, Pickerel Lake is beautiful in every season.

Book your lakefront retreat today — weekends fill quickly and this view is unforgettable!

The house uses well water, which is safe to use, and there's also a water dispenser in the kitchen for your convenience.

For security, there are two outdoor cameras — one facing the driveway and one on the side of the house. And a camera in the garage. These cameras are never monitored during guest stays and are only reviewed in the event of an incident at the property. They are primarily in place to protect the home when it is unoccupied.