* Spacious living with that X-factor - ideal for families & couples; young & old * Choice of 2x decks, 2x living areas, 2x fires; be together or seek solitude; ideal for 2x families * NB Bookings falling within a Covid shutdown are fully refundable Generously proportioned architectural spaces with striking design, layout and modern furnishings create a strong holiday “feel” encouraging both relaxation and activity. Accommodation flexibility together with the open plan living/dining/kitchen ensure a highly integrated approach to holidaying. Large living spaces, with log-burning fires in each, cater to different family groups and activities. The spacious 20-year old house offers a wonderful elevated view of the lake and Mt Tarawera from two large decks, with lake access for swimming and lakeside tracks via a nearby short walkway. The sunny property, with surrounding native birds and bush, offers great off-street car/boat parking and good turning space. Situated at 240 Spencer Road, there is handy access to boat launching at Stoney Point. The natural beauty at Lake Tarawera offers a great backdrop for multiple water activities – water skiing, wake and paddleboarding, yachting, trout fishing, kayaking, and good old-fashioned swimming; also a visit downstream to the falls on the Tarawera River. Tramping, mountain-biking, jogging, horse-riding, and climbing opportunities abound among other world-famous lakes - the Blue and Green, Okataina, Okareka, Rotomahana, Rotoiti, and Rotorua. Holidays in Rotorua have long been the source of lasting memories for both experienced international travelers and the impressionable young, who have treasured childhood experiences. For the creatively inclined Lake Tarawera’s natural settings offer opportunities aplenty for painters and photographers. Visit Airstream Cafe, The Landing café or dine in style at Solitaire Lodge; call up the water taxis to reach Hot Water Beach or the outlet walk/falls; climb Mt Tarawera; experience the Redwood Forest and the Buried Village with its excavated ruins of Te Wairoa, buried in the 1886 eruption.