The lake from the deck rail, with a forested shore in the distance

Lake cottage

Havenview

A grey cottage, a cedar deck, and a bedroom window that looks straight onto the water.

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Bedrooms
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Baths, both with tubs
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Guests, as the beds are set
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Cottage, not a hotel

The place

Summer light, granite, and a deck that does the hosting.

Havenview wears deep grey siding and a cedar deck that wraps the sunny side of the house. Two yellow chairs sit by a blue door. A round table and a furled umbrella wait farther along the rail.

The shore is rock, not sand. A timber stair drops down the cliff to a platform at the water. From there the lake goes clear, then blue, then into a far line of trees.

Inside: hardwood, knotty pine in the kitchen, a wood stove in a brick corner, and those gothic mirrors in almost every room. The primary bed is under a vault, aimed at the lake.

Every still on this page is a straightened view from the cottage’s 360° tour, shot in high summer. Furnishings are as they were that day.

Yellow Adirondack chairs against the grey cottageStairs down the granite to the lake

Sleeping

Three rooms, and the water in one of them.

Iron bed beneath a vaulted ceiling beside a window on the lake

Vaulted alcove · lake window

Primary

An iron bed, wicker chairs, and floral paper under a peaked ceiling. The casement looks straight across the water. As photographed, this room is one bed.

Arched mirror and two beds in a floral bedroom

Two beds · gothic mirror

The blue-rail room

A pair of beds with coral shades, a blue chair rail, and that arched mirror. It reads as the easy room for kids, cousins, or friends who don’t mind sharing a wall.

Bedroom with an iron bed, dresser, and blue door

Iron bed · bath next door

The quiet bedroom

A second iron bed, a dresser, and a blue door into a blush bath with a tub. The tour also shows another bed in this room, and a slider that opens toward the deck.

What the tour actually shows

  • A full kitchen in knotty pine, with a range and a fridge
  • A living room with a long table, a sofa, and a wood stove
  • Two baths, each with a tub
  • Deck dining, a side-deck grill, and yellow chairs
  • A swim stair down the granite
  • A gravel drive through the woods
  • Life jackets hanging in the entry
  • A timber workshop by the drive, still full of tools

Look around

The full 360° tour.

Drag to turn, scroll to look closer. This is the same walk-through the photographs were taken from.

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Dates

Ask before you pack.

There is no nightly rate and no street address on the tour. Write with your dates. The host confirms availability, the price, and how to find the drive.

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