Sunspace, workspace and main entrance to The Lemon Drop. Plants, comfy seating and worktables; blanket chest filled with extra linens. Large picture window looks out to 6 acres of field, wildlife and bird feeders.

The main living space has a comfy queen bed with crisp cotton/linen bedding. The table for two is another spot to have a beverage or meal. Many guests also use the sunporch tables to have cold or hot drinks and watch wildlife with a meal. The gas wall heater is vented and very efficient. The wood stove is operational and used for emergencies only. There is electric heat with thermostat on the sunporch if you prefer that to gas heat. The Lemon Drop has an outdoor portable fire pit to relax around.

The Lemon Drop was built in 1933 as a hunting cottage. The full shower, kitchen space with gas cooking and sink area are all grouped together because the placement was easy for homeowners to run plumbing. Towels, toiletries and bath mat are underneath the counter in baskets.