Four bedrooms, one pool, every room you'd want for a long weekend.

It's the reason most groups book the house. Big enough for a crowd and set apart from the road, so an afternoon out there feels like its own thing.

Six rooms built for gathering — so the group can scatter without really splitting up.

Living room

The main room off the entry. Big couches, room for a card game or a movie.

The map room

A quieter second sitting room with maps on the wall — good for the people who tap out before midnight.

Kitchen

Cook for ten without elbowing anyone.

Dining room

One long table, the whole group sitting down at once.

Pool table room

A full-size table and room to actually walk around it.

The sun-room

A glassed-in porch off the back — wicker seats, a TV, and windows on the yard when you want the group but not the noise.

Four bedrooms that sleep ten and change, so a couples-weekend or a family reunion both work without anyone drawing the short straw on a couch.

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The grounds wrap around the pool and the house — a quiet brick approach out front, and room to spread out all the way around back.