Pleasant & cheerful 2BR 2BA above boathouse on an island in the Heart of the 1000 Islands. 5 minutes outside of popular Alexandria Bay & Boldt Castle. Apartment is directly above the boat slips. Stairs of about 10 steps to front door. NOT suitable for young children, pets, anyone w/mobility concerns. Swim from the dock, relax on the deck, enjoy exploring the river. A boating paradise! Must have a boat! If renting locally, we can make suggestions. Large boats OK, 74 ft dock! The space Thousand Islands Region, 1000 Islands Region SPACIOUS Open kit/liv/din rm. Sliders to DECK w/VIEW of main shipping channel, freighters, Devils Oven & sunrise! Constructed from the Turn of the century to Mid-century the apt is mostly original. 50's vintage kitchen, no granite or stainless in sight! Generous BR’s with AC. BR’s are located on opposite sides of liv room for privacy. Bonus room - there is also a small common den. 2nd BR can be entered from the den or through a private door from the porch Our house, the main house, is about 100 feet away from the boathouse. No other houses on the island. You must have your own boat or rent one locally. Guest access * Must have your own boat or rent one locally *Swim from the dock, relax on the balcony *74 foot dock for your small, medium or large boat *Private entrance to apartment in Boat House. *Dock space at island provided with accommodation. The Keewaydin Marina, for launching, is 10 min away. * If you plan to rent a boat locally, we can make suggestions. *No dishwasher, washer/dryer *Non-Smoking *No parties or events Other things to note 50's kitchen 2nd full bath is small 2nd bedroom can be entered from den but also has a private entrance door from the porch Stairs with approx 10 steps from dock to entrance of the apartment Must have your own boat. Docking space for your use. We will also use our dock space periodically but will make every effort to not disturb you—please do the same. Sounds - you will hear pleasure boats and freighters going by, sometimes music from Alex Bay - depending on the direction of the wind, and of course birds, geese, sometimes coyotes yipping on the mainland!