"The lake is frozen as this article is written, but put your thinking caps on and fast forward to summer. Think of riding a jet ski to a burbling stop or captaining a pontoon into making a soft bump against the wooden dock. The dock is large enough to act as a room itself: It presently holds a four-person table and a three-person couch, per the listing photos."
"Turning toward the house, the view is of a full-height clear glass slider flanked by slabs of glass that are flanked by double-hung windows with muntins. Atop is a triangular clerestory window (also an echo of an A-frame). Opening the sliders leads to the 187-square-foot living area with a vaulted black ceiling, a large black ceiling fan, white walls, and a set of double-hung windows on the left. The right exterior wall is occupied by the gas fireplace with a spot for a television above."
Two-bedroom, 1950 cottage on Ashmere Lake offers 1,080 square feet, one full bath, public sewer and shared private well, and 2025 taxes of $4,074; priced at $699,000. The A-frame-inspired design emphasizes glass with a triangular clerestory, full-height sliders, wide windows, a large deck and a private dock on the 287-acre lake. Interior highlights include a 187-square-foot vaulted living area with black ceiling and fan, gas fireplace, white walls and rustic planked siding. Exterior features include rear deck spanning the house width and sheltered storage for kayaks and water gear.
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