This Serene Lakeside Vacation Home In Nebraska Will Become Your New Home Away From Home
Sometimes, all you need is a weekend away to recharge your internal batteries. Whether you want to get away with friends and family, escape with your sweetheart, or just hide away in a place where you’ll have tons of room to yourself, this B&B may become your new favorite home away from home.
This beautiful rental vacation home sits right on Johnson Lake, about 10 miles southwest of Lexington. It sleeps up to six people, so book a stay, grab a few friends, and point your GPS in its direction.
The home is appointed with everything you'll need for your stay, including a fully-equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, flat-screen TVs, and plenty of natural light.
Almost every room in the house has a gorgeous lake view. Each bedroom contains a queen bed and a peaceful vibe that will lull you to sleep every night.
There are plenty of places to experience this quiet, wooded neighborhood with its spectacular views. Two furnished outdoor seating areas provide the perfect place to engage in conversation with your companions.
One of the most remarkable features of the lake house is this rooftop deck with a seating area. Prepare a delicious meal in the kitchen, then bring it out here for a little alfresco dining.
The view from the rooftop deck is unbeatable. Imagine sitting up here just as the sun sets and enjoying coffee or beers while the sky lights up with bright colors.
Of course, the lake itself is one of the home's biggest draws. You're just steps away from the water, and the home's hosts even provide paddle boats, kayaks, a dock, and other amenities that make it even easier to play on the water.
Although you'll be within walking distance of restaurants and just a short drive away from lots of other establishments, you won't feel the world intruding at all while you're here. There's nothing but peace, quiet, incredible views, and the lake that's just calling your name.
As a lifelong Nebraskan, Delana loves discovering the many hidden treasures of her state. She has worked as a writer and editor since 2007. Delana's work has been featured on more than a dozen websites and in Nebraska Life Magazine.
