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Bircholm 50+ Acres a private Island, room for 26 guests
41 acres conservation easement 3 acres, approx. 220’ lake front
Deer Island 8.7 acres, 650’ lake front
Mainland Boathouse & Garage
Site Plan Building Key 1 ToNFro Boathouse 2 Main Boathouse 3 Canoe Storage 4 Dinning/Kitchen/Playroom/ Ice House 5 Covered Walkway 6 Main House 7 Little Dock 8 Lodge 9 Well 10 Kidd Cottage 11 Guide House 12 Shop 13 Transformer Building 14 Storage Building #1 15 Storage Building #2 17 Outhouse 18 Garden/Meadow 19 Wood Storage Other Structures (not Shown) 20 Three Bears House 21 Lean To 22 Mainland Boathouse
Main Boathouse, Canoe Shed & Dock
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ISLAND MAIN BOATHOUSE The main boathouse serves as a principle entrance point to the island. It houses 2 slips of equal size and a utility room on the water level. It is attached to the main dock and Canoe house via decking. Upstairs, there is a large room containing a pool table, a large fireplace, open beamed ceiling, built-in window seating on two sides with a large picture window facing east (?). There is also a small sitting area, powder room and a large porch and deck partially covered by the roof. CANOE SHED This small boathouse contains 2 racks on either side to hold canoes, wind surfers, small sailboats, etc. Basic Statics Structure wood frame Year Built 1887 Height Two-story Square Footage First Floor 1470 SF Second floor 750 SF Porch 623 SF 2Boat Slips , each 40’ deep 2012 Piers/foundation, lower siding, fiberglass roof deck, Shingled roof, siding, railing, 2 slip doors, bumpers,2 windows, all painted & stained 2 coats Main Dock 2004 Replace decking & railing Canoe Shed
Main Boathouse & Canoe Shed
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To‘N Fro Boathouse
To ‘N Fro Boathouse This boathouse was originally constructed as a secondary boathouse and was expanded in 1917 to accommodate the ChugChug and later the To ‘N Fro. 40’ slip
Basic Statics Structure wood frame Year Built Circa 1920 (expanded 1917) Height One-story Square Footage 758 SF 2013 Piers, Foundation, Decking, Siding, Stain 2009 Roof, Windows 2013 New Piers, siding, painting, decking
Dinning Room, Kitchen, Playroom Icehouse, and Runway
Main House
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MAIN HOUSE The Main House provides the principle sleeping quarters for the camp. The first floor includes a large foyer with a fireplace, a generous living room with a large fireplace, 2 built-in window seats in the corners with picture windows facing out to the lake. Also on the first floor are 3 bedrooms (one with a fireplace and a large walk-in closet) and a large bathroom with tub and new shower stall (When was this installed?) In addition, there is a laundry room with washer/dryer and plenty of shelving. Up a grand staircase with the walls covered in original birch bark are 2 bedrooms with a connecting bath (tub, no shower), a large bathroom (tub, no shower), a walk-in closet/storage area, and a “dormitory” room that sleeps 4 with a fireplace. There is a covered veranda surrounding almost 3 sides of the building. The Main House is connected to the Dinning Kitchen building by a covered walkway. Basic Statics Structure wood frame Year Built 1887 Height Two-story Square Footage First floor: 1705 SF Second floor: 1880 SF New Roof 2005 Chimneys Relined ????
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Main House
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DINING ROOM , KITCHEN, PLAYROOM, ICE HOUSE & RUNWAY Â This building contains the dining area for camp with a fireplace and large picture window facing the lake. A pantry containing 2 dishwashers, shelving and storage is located between the dining room and the kitchen. The kitchen has a commercial grade refrigerator and freezer and commercial grade stove. There is also a standard refrigerator/freezer and a small, old stove/oven. Off the kitchen is a powder room and a family room with a large fireplace and 2 large built-in storage cabinets. The dining room is connected to the main house by a covered walkway. Out the kitchen back door, through a connected breezeway is an additional structure that includes a walk-in refrigerated room, a small walk-in storage area and beyond that a very large, windowless storage space.
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Basic Statics Structure wood frame Year Built 1887 Height one-story Square Footage 1857 Roof 2004 c
DINING ROOM , KITCHEN, PLAYROOM, ICE HOUSE
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Kidd Cottage (Bungalow)
c KIDD COTTAGE Â The cottage is a 2 bedroom guest bungalow immediately north of the covered walkway. The building includes an efficiency kitchen, bathroom (tub, no shower), a fireplace in each bedroom and an enclosed sleeping porch. The cottage has been provided with electric baseboard heat and is used for off-season accommodations.
Basic Statics Structure wood frame Year Built 1915 Height one-story Square Footage 819 SF Roof 1996 New pantry, Electric, Electric baseboard heat, Insulation Fireplace inserts,
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Kidd Cottage (Bungalow)
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Lodge
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THE LODGE Â The lodge is located in the northeast portion of the camp compound. It was originally built as a one room structure with an enclosed sleeping porch. It has a large open living room with a fireplace and a large picture window facing down to the lake. In 1985 the lodge was expanded according to a design by Durfee & Bridges Associates to include a bedroom and a bathroom (shower, no tub).
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Basic Statics Structure wood frame Year Built 1887 Height one-story Square Footage 875 SF Roof 2012 Bedroom, Bathroom Addition 1985
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Lodge
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Guide House
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THE GUIDE HOUSE Â The Guide House was originally built as quarters for the summer staff. On the first floor are 2 bedrooms, one bath (shower, no tub) and a laundry room with a washer and dryer and 3 large utility sinks. Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms and one bath (tub, no shower). An outdoor shower was installed (?) on the small covered back porch.
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c Basic Statics Structure wood frame Year Built 1887 Height Two-story Square Footage First Floor 738 SF Second floor 816 S Porch 176 SF Roof 2014
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Shop & Wood Storage
Little Dock
1990 Built
Main Land Boathouse
Main Land Boathouse with Ramp