IMMACULATELY RENNOVATED LOG CABIN ON FAMED TUNNEL OF TREES

Our family of five could not have found a more perfect cottage for our Good Hart vacation. The owners were excellent in their communication with us, answering questions and even providing us with beautiful photos of the immediate and surrounding areas to help us plan our stay. Our three young children enjoyed the property to its fullest, utilizing the well-groomed lawn for games and the spacious patio for practice riding their bikes. Both the interior and exterior décor were exceptional – we could tell that quite a bit of thought and planning went into the purchase of every bit of furnishing, linens, etc. Their continued upkeep of this historic cottage is meticulous. Our daily breakfasts were enjoyed inside and our evening dinners were enjoyed outside on the patio – both provided breathtaking views of the lake and nightly sunsets. Late evenings were spent by the enormous outdoor fieldstone fireplace, snacking on s’mores, listening and watching for the occasional boat to go by, and simply relaxing in the cool Michigan air. Blissful times and wonderful memories!

My family and I had a wonderful time at this cottage! Located along the Tunnel of Trees, this cottage was close to many interesting towns and attractions, yet removed enough to enjoy the peace of the beautiful countryside. The cottage is nicely decorated and had ample space for our family of five. It has a wondeful backyard where the kids could play and the fireplace was perfect for the cooler evenings. From the bluff, you can watch the boats pass by and enjoy the quiet sunsets. The Good Hart store is a must and only minutes away, along with Mackinac Island, Petosky, and Harbor Springs. We spent a lot of time at the sandy beach nearby. It was perfect for lazy afternoons! Also, the owner was very easy to work with and knowledgeable about the area. Made planning our vacation very easy.

Particularly if you like it quiet, you'll love the location----- at 3 AM by the outdoor fireplace, the loudest sound was the Lake Freighter's Diesel engine 6 miles out in Lake Michigan--- and that was faint. The house is a jewel; great for four people and VERY clean. Probably a bit tight for more than four but great space for that many and of course the Lake views are tremendous--- we calculate one can see 50 miles West-- the shoreline dips to the East or you could see that far in that direction. A short commute to The Fish restaurant (get the Walleye) Harbor Springs, Petoskey, Macinac or for that matter the bridge. But Cross Villages is worth the trip for the very interesting gallery and the legendary Leggs Inn.