This historic 5-bedroom 2.5 bath home is spacious enough to comfortably accommodate multiple families for that big family holiday or event. The whole family will enjoy being close to everything when you stay at this centrally located home – just 2 blocks from downtown and 6 blocks to the beach. You’ll find a perfect mix of tranquility, small-town quaint, ample amenities, and plenty of things to do to keep everyone entertained.

The space
This home features...

BEDS: BR1/King bed, BR2/King bed, BR3/Queen bed, BR4/Queen bed, BR5/2 Twin beds, LR/Queen sleeper sofa, 2 pack-n-plays and 2 additional Twin mattresses (stored in laundry room).

BATHS: 2 full baths (1 with clawfoot tub/shower) upstairs, ½ bath downstairs.

OTHER ROOMS: large foyer, 2 living rooms, 2 dining rooms, kitchen, large front porch and back deck with seating.

KITCHEN: refrigerator, stove/oven, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, dishware, flatware, cooking/baking basics.

OTHER AMENITIES: Wi-Fi, TVs with firesticks (guests sign into apps with their own accounts), central A/C & heat, ceiling fan in every bedroom, washer/dryer, iron/ironing board, hair dryer in each full bath, sheets/blankets, pillows, bath towels, beach towels, DVDs/DVD players, books, games, and toys.

Guest access
Guests will access the house via keyed entry at the rear entrance. (The front door can only be locked and unlocked from the inside using a skeleton key.)

Access to both entrances requires climbing steps.

Guests will have use of entire house (except for 2 closets and 1 room on the first floor, and basement, attic, and garage).

Other things to note
About Legendary Lake Mills...

Lake Mills is known for its historic downtown, with boutique shops, local cafes and eateries, ice cream shops, winery, local breweries, bowling alley, robust nightlife including a bar-cade along with several venues offering live music and shows. Commons Park, right in the heart of downtown, hosts weekly farmers markets on Wednesdays May–October, Firefly Art Festival the 2nd Friday evening each month May–September, Town and Country Days carnival and parade the last weekend in June, Knickerbocker Ice Festival (a whole town event) the first weekend in February, among many other community festivals and events.

The natural beauty of the iconic Rock Lake offers lots of opportunities to enjoy the water, with fishing all year round, beautiful beaches, and swimming, kayaking, boating and other water sports in the summertime. Korth Park, set on top of a hill on the other side of the lake, offers prairie trails for walking, an expansive view of Rock Lake, and a monthly “Brew with a View” evening event featuring live music, food trucks, and local craft beer every 4th Thursday from May–August. Other community parks provide pickleball and basketball courts, along with playgrounds for the kids. The Glacial Drumlin State Trail is an old train track turned scenic gravel trail for hiking and biking in the warmer months, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing in the winter, and connects Lake Mills to other neighboring cities and towns.

With direct access to I-94, it’s just a 7-minute drive to the Johnson Creek Outlet Mall and AMC Movie Theater. As Lake Mills is positioned directly between Madison and Milwaukee, it’s a short drive to urban centers and airports.

Other fun things to do...

- Reel in the big fish while enjoying time on the water: contact Raife at OnlyFins LLC to be your personal fishing guide on beautiful Rock Lake – licensed, all equipment provided, guaranteed to catch fish.
- Head to the beach: Bartels Beach (small, free), Sandy Beach (2 large beaches, parking fee).
- Rent a kayak or paddleboard at Sandy Beach or the Mill Pond (behind the Mobile gas station).
- Visit the Lake Mills Aztalan Historical Museum and explore the mounds at Aztalan State Park.