Many perfect sunsets at the magical house on the lake

The house has a very open layout living room, kitchen and dinning flow into each other. There are 2 bedrooms, queen size bed in the lake-facing one and one queen and one twin bed in the other. From the bedroom and living room there are big sliding doors onto a large deck with amazing views of the lake with a large table, chairs, and sofa , there is another 3 tiered deck enow with a fire-it, grill ad lounge chairs. Two docks and a gazebo to enjoy the beauty of the Landscape. There are solar panels on the roof.
The house has 2 bathroom, one full and one half, there is a hairdryer, a washer and dryer in the basement.
There is excellent WiFi and a smart tv.
The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, and granite counter tops.
Coffee drip, keurig, nespresso machine, milk foamer, toaster, water keddle are on the counter top.
There is an iron and board (basement)in one of the large closets and hangers and plenty of storage space for clothes.
Heating and cooling is regulated with a thermostat and there are separate heaters in each room, central air conditioning.
The land around the house is beautiful with may areas to sit, benches and daybed, about an acre right on the water. A tandem kayak, paddle board and kayak is available for water excursions and there is a row boat that accommodates 4. I have life jackets, 2 adult, 2 children. The beautiful cedar dock gets you into the water, best entrance is the dock behind the gazebo to the right of the property, or just hanging out at the water, there is a daybed right next to the dock, just below the houses at the water.
Parking is in front of the house and there is additional parking on a lot next to the house. The magic is in the light and the restful energy of the house. We do our best to use eco friendly soap and cleaning supplies, it is important to us that the house is clean energetically and dirt wise. We care about sustainability and respect of nature and do not want to harm especially children or pets, that is why we use the least amount of poison possible to control pests. please forgive the possibility of a bug or an ant. thank you.
The house is very well located between New Paltz and Kingston, there are many amazing restaurants and stores, Woodstock and Rhinbeck are only a few minutes more or you can enjoy sitting at the water and chill.
I decorated the house with my art. Fabric sculptures and paintings.
The house is perfect for 2 and may be 5. The living room is small. The kitchen table pulls out. we have a small faucet at the kitchen sink that is drinking water from reverse osmosis. About
The Sturgeon Pool. It is a quiet, scenic section of the Rondout Creek created by a hydroelectric dam. It is popular for fishing, wildlife viewing, and paddling, but it is not a designated public swimming beach, so the water is not routinely tested for swimming as public beaches are.

There are no known ongoing pollution advisories for the pool, but because there is no official swimming area, guests who choose to enter the water do so at their own discretion. The shoreline is natural, and water conditions—including depth and currents—can vary.
Swimming in Sturgeon Pool — Know Before You Go

Sturgeon Pool is a beautiful, quiet lake — mostly used for fishing and birdwatching rather than swimming, simply because parking and access are limited. That’s part of what makes it special: it stays uncrowded and undisturbed.

A few things to know if you plan to swim:

• It’s deep, and water levels change because the lake is managed by Central Hudson for hydroelectric power.
• Avoid the dam area — visible as the straight line across the water on the far side from the Lake House. Currents can form there when the dam is opened.
• Stay closer to the shoreline near the Lake House, where conditions are calmer and more predictable.
• Public water quality testing (Riverkeeper, NY DEC) for this site hasn’t been updated recently — that’s simply a gap in monitoring, not an indication of a problem. Historical results have consistently been fine, and I’ve personally tested the water almost monthly through the summer season for several years, always with good results.
• For algae bloom conditions, you can check New York’s HABs (Harmful Algal Bloom) map at on.ny.gov/nyhabs, which shows any recently reported blooms statewide. As a simple rule of thumb: if the water looks clear, skip swimming anywhere the water looks green, scummy, or paint-like on the surface.

Before swimming, we recommend doing a quick at-home water test — simple bacteria test kits are available online and give results in as little as 15 minutes. And you can check in with me, if you would like to know, my test result.

Swimming is at your own discretion and risk. We share this information as a courtesy so you can make an informed choice, but we’re not responsible for water conditions or quality on any given day.