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Forget Me Naut

207 Woodland Terrace, Huddleston, VA 24104
5402976002
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House sits close to the water and offers walkway to dock.

This 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, newly renovated home has 3 levels and sits very close to the shoreline.
Main level has kitchen, living room, dining area and bedroom w/attached bath (+ access from hallway). Kitchen is a nice open space and fully equipped.
Upper level has a balcony area that overlooks the great room and out to the lake.
2 bedrooms and bathroom w/walk-in shower are also upstairs.
Lower level has family room w/ ping-pong table, full bathroom and a queen pull out sofa.

Spacious dock w/covered boat slip w/ hoist & lockable storage room w/mini fridge.Lakeside fire-pit! 2 kayaks & 2 paddleboards!

Central A/C, Washer/Dryer, Gas grill. Wifi, 3 TVs w/satellite, Blu-ray, VCR.

Located nearby to Mountain Majesty, Evergreen, American Dream and All About Water!-All part of Lake Retreat’s rental program!

King, Queen, Bunk Bed, Queen Sleep Sofa

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