Lake Byllesby Paradies: Ruhiges Seeufer Nichtraucherhaus

Bird Watchers Paradise!! One of the largest single family lots on Lake Byllesby, this 2-acre / 2000+ sf private home oasis is only 40 minutes to MSP and 20 minutes to Northfield! The home is close to county parks & the Cannon Valley Bike Trail.
Enjoy the outdoors with bird watching, fishing, or relax in the hot tub or hammock. Outdoor amenities include a porch swing, grill, fire pit/chiminea, and an outdoor seating and bar area. Two kayaks and a canoe are provided for you to explore the lake. You are also welcome to tie up your own boat to the dock.
The home includes a pinball machine, dart board, and elliptical along with games and puzzles for the whole family. The main floor has an open floor plan with expansive views of the lake, a fully equipped kitchen, dining room, & living room with a gas fireplace, and piano. Laundry facilities and the main bedroom are also located on the main floor. The bedroom includes a king bed with views of the lake and direct access to the main floor bathroom with shower.
The lower level also features views of the lake & includes a family room with gas fireplace, a bar area, pinball machine, elliptical, and library. The other two bedrooms are also located in the lower level and share a full bath. Each room has a queen bed and a walk-in closet. The second bedroom has views of the woods while the third bedroom has an egress window.
Be aware when renting this property:
There is absolutely no smoking/vaping/e-cigarettes anywhere on the property - this rental is not a good choice for smokers. IF YOU ARE A SMOKER PLEASE DO NOT RENT THIS PROPERTY.
The rental is for the main house. Outbuildings/sheds are not included.
Private boats are docked on the property and may be accessed by boat owners during your stay.
As with many southern MN lakes, water quality varies throughout the year and algae blooms occur.
There is no beachfront and swimming is not recommended.
The lake is a dammed body of water in which the water level is brought up in mid-May and drops to lower winter levels in mid-October.