The Revival of a Classic
Fishing Cabin.
Intimate lakefront country cottage on beautiful House Pond. Just 3 minutes from the Lake Wallenpaupack boat launch and 5 minutes from shopping, restaurants, bars, boat tours, fantastic hiking trails, and more. At this quiet, newly renovated (2022) retreat, you can experience great fishing, incredible sunrises and sunsets, bald eagles, blue herons, deer, various birds, and other wildlife. Relax and dine on the deck or lakeside flagstone patio while enjoying crackling embers in the fire pit.
About the Cottage
This newly-renovated (summer 2022) country cottage was lovingly recrafted with features such as vaulted ceilings and skylights, reclaimed distressed timbers, brand-new premium beds and appliances, and a queen-size sleeper sofa. Beautiful lake views are afforded from the living room and an outdoor cable-railed deck. The kitchen features concrete countertops, maple cabinetry, an antique granite island, and the entire house has threshold-free bamboo flooring. Original works of art by regional artists embellish the walls. Super-fast internet speeds power your devices and smart home tech throughout. All bedrooms feature 55” OLED smart televisions and convenient device power stations.
The Neighborhood
Cottage on House Pond resides on three wooded acres with nearly 500 ft of its own waterfront. This property has a secluded feel but is just a 3-minute drive to shopping, restaurants, the Wallenpaupack Brewery, a great ice-cream stand, incredible hiking trails, and “The Big Lake” (Lake Wallenpaupack), where one of only two public boat launches is easily accessible to our guests. House Pond, also known as Stonybrook Lake, is a private lake within a ten-home property owners association. It is known to be one of the best fishing locations in the area, featuring rock bass, lake perch, crappies, bluegill, and many more fish species. It is home to two separate bald eagle nests, one of which is next to our property. Across the lake is home to a pair of blue herons, and in the area are numerous land animals, such as deer and even an occasional black bear. If you are lucky enough to sight a bear, don’t panic! They are quite afraid of humans and will usually move on if they hear a loud noise. (But please don’t leave your garbage unsecured as it may draw them and other critters looking for a snack!)