2799 27th St #8 - Katherine Birchwood, WI 54817

SELLER FINANCING IS BEING OFFERED TO QUALIFIED BUYERS ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS. HOA DUES WAIVED UNTIL MAY 2026! Welcome to charming Katherine's Cabin at Stout's Island Lodge, where you will experience unmatched tranquility at one of the only Adirondack-Style Great Lodges outside of Upstate New York. Katherine's is a spacious cabin that consists of approximately 2,150 square feet, and has 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Enjoy a private deck & patio, a full kitchen, and plenty of space for 8-12 guests. While the rooms in Katherine's Cabin can remain private, they also connect to create a fitting family gathering space. Perched amidst lush greenery with breathtaking lake views on the west side of the Island, this cabin feels private yet is a short walk to the Main Lodge and other key features of the island. Stout's Island Lodge was originally built in the early 1900s as the estate of Chicago-based lumber baron Frank D. Stout. When you arrive on the Island, you will step into a world of timeless charm. This iconic property, also known as the "Island of Happy Days," offers a one-of-a-kind blend of rustic elegance, modern comforts, and breathtaking scenery. The lodge has welcomed guests for over a century, offering a rich history and unmatched character. The property encompasses over 17 acres between the two private islands that are connected by a steel bridge that was donated by Andrew Carnegie. Enjoy meticulously maintained walking trails, pristine waterfront views, and lush landscapes as you explore the islands. Some of the activities available include kayaking, boating, fishing, hiking, tennis, yard games, billiards, table tennis, a full service bar, campfires under the stars, and several nearby golf courses. The island can be accessed year-round via boat (ferry rides available every hour, or on demand), air boat, or an ice road and is only two quick hours from the Twin Cities. A hovercraft will also be available in the future. Many recent improvements including the replacement of several of the windows. Truly must be seen to be believed!