Sandy Moose

Sandy Moose pairs a wooded setting with flexible gathering spaces across two floors, making it an inviting home base for time together near Lake Michigan.

LIVING & DINING
The upper-floor living room has comfortable seating, a fireplace, television, and large sliding doors to the deck. Downstairs, a second family room offers a sectional, television, and wood-burning stove. Dining and breakfast-bar seating on both levels keep meals relaxed.

ACCOMMODATIONS
• Bedroom 1: Queen bed on the first floor
• Bedroom 2: Two sets of twin bunk beds on the first floor
• Bedroom 3: Queen bed on the second floor
• Bedroom 4: Queen bed on the second floor
• Bathroom 1: First-floor full bathroom with a tub-shower combination
• Bathroom 2: Second-floor full bathroom with a double vanity and walk-in shower
• Powder room: Additional half bathroom on the second floor

OUTDOOR LIVING
Step onto the upper deck for outdoor dining and a barbecue, or unwind in the hammock below. Gather around the backyard fire pit and relax with the home's surrounding trees as your backdrop. An outdoor shower is handy after a beach outing.

EVERYDAY COMFORTS
Two kitchens provide extra flexibility: the main kitchen upstairs has a refrigerator, range, oven, microwave, dishwasher, and coffee maker, while the first-floor kitchen includes its own refrigerator, range, oven, and sink. A washer and dryer, dedicated desk area, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and free on-site parking add everyday convenience.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS 📍
• West Side County Park — 0.3 miles (Lake Michigan bluff-top park with broad lake views, picnic pavilions, playground facilities, and recreation space)
• Wau-Ke-Na North Tract — 0.7 miles (wooded lakeshore preserve with lake views and a small natural beach reached by a steep, eroded sandy path)
• Pier Cove Park — 1 miles (small public Lake Michigan access at Pier Cove Creek, with wave watching and sunset views)
• Lyons Fruit Farm & Market — 2.1 miles (third-generation family farm and market with seasonal fruit, vegetables, and plants)
• The What Not Inn — 2.3 miles (neighborhood restaurant with burgers, ribs, Friday fish fry, Sunday pot roast, and Sunday breakfast)
• Wau-Ke-Na South Tract — 2.8 miles (nature preserve with roughly three miles of level, mowed trails through grasslands, woods, ponds, and marshes)
• The Glenn Store — 3.5 miles (village stop for takeaway pizza, toasted grinders, deli sandwiches, soup, and salads)
• Evergreen Lane Farm & Creamery — 3.8 miles (working family farm and cheese shop with locally made goat's-milk and cow's-milk cheeses)
• Saugatuck Brewing Company — 4.9 miles (Douglas pub with locally brewed beer, casual food, shuffleboard, skee-ball, and darts)
• The Farmhouse Deli & Pantry — 5.6 miles (deli with sandwiches, scratch-made soups, baked goods, and coffee, plus vegan and gluten-free choices)
• Lake Vista Market — 5.9 miles (full-service market with fresh produce, meat, bakery items, deli food, and everyday groceries)
• Crane Orchards & Crane's Pie Pantry — 6 miles (countryside stop for meals, pie, and seasonal fruit picking, with apples and a corn maze in fall)
• J. Petter Galleries — 6.1 miles (fine-art destination with paintings, sculpture, glass, jewelry, and an adjoining wine shop)
• Downtown Douglas & Everyday People Cafe — 6.1 miles (compact downtown with independent shops, Center Street galleries, and dinner at Everyday People Cafe)
• Douglas Beach — 6.4 miles (small Lake Michigan beach with sunset views and stairs from a bluff-top picnic area to the sand)
• Fenn Valley Vineyards — 6.7 miles (an established lakeshore vineyard offering local wine tastings and guided vineyard or cellar experiences)
• Saugatuck Center for the Arts — 7 miles (an arts center with free gallery exhibitions, theater, concerts, and creative programs)
• Mount Baldhead Park — 7 miles (climb of 303 wooden steps to views of the Kalamazoo River valley and Lake Michigan)
• Modales Wines — 7.3 miles (winery with organically farmed, cool-climate wines, guided tastings, patio flights, and vineyard walking tours)
• Uncommon Coffee Roasters — 7.3 miles (Hoffman Street cafe for espresso, pastries, and locally roasted beans to take home)
• Oval Beach — 7.6 miles (sandy Lake Michigan shoreline framed by dunes, with sunset views and seasonal parking fees)
• Salt of the Earth & Downtown Fennville — 7.7 miles (downtown Fennville restaurant with seasonal local cooking, house-baked bread, and wood-fired pizzas)
• Root Cafe & Fernwood 1891 — 7.7 miles (downtown Fennville cafe with scratch-made food, espresso, and an adjoining local-art gallery)
• Hutchins Lake / Clyde Township Park — 7.8 miles (an inland-lake picnic stop with a public beach on 122nd Avenue near Fennville's orchards)
• Saugatuck Dunes State Park — 12.7 miles (Lake Michigan park with wooded dunes and 13 miles of trails; the shortest beach walk is three-quarters of a mile each way)