108 Featherbone Ave

Feel at home in this beautiful, stylish, and basically brand-new home from the 1870s. This home features 3 bedrooms and 2 baths to accommodate up to 7 guests and is conveniently located one block from Three Oaks Main Street and adjacent to the Journeyman Distillery. Professionally designed, this home features multiple spots to entertain and relax, including indoor and outdoor dining tables, comfortable beds, and great Wi-Fi. The main floor features a charming vestibule, an open-concept living room, a dining room for 8, a kitchen, a cozy den with a TV, and a unique double-height rear addition. The exterior features a striking solid wood lodge building that comfortably holds 6 people for TV or game playing, a long outdoor dining table for 8, a firepit, and a unique outbuilding devoted to yard games. All of the furnishings are premium, and the art collection is like nothing else on the local market. Please note that the grill, outdoor furniture, fire pit, and exterior lodge are not available between mid-November through the end of April. The neighborhood directly surrounds the Journeyman Distillery and event center. In true Michigan resort town fashion, the neighborhood is a welcoming mix of affluent second-home owners, homes that are rented, and local residents who have lived on the street for years. The village of Three Oaks has on-street parking restrictions in place for 25 AM. It is recommended that all guests park in the driveway area. Please show respect to the neighbors by limiting outside noise after 10 PM and do not play amplified music outside of the home at any time. The village has strict rules regarding outdoor fires; please keep the screen tightly fitted over the top of the firepit. Do not host additional friends or have any kind of party without prior permission. The property is absolutely non-smoking on the inside, and smoking is not allowed in the outdoor buildings. Any indoor smoking will incur a fine of $250. For any guests looking to use recreational marijuana, it is advised that you research local laws about how to do so legally.