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“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the lakefront house. It was clean, comfortable, very quiet and peaceful. The small lake was perfect for kayaking and paddle boating or just sitting and being still, watching the fish jump and even perhaps catching a sight of a bald eagle fishing. The kitchen had plenty of space and everything needed for whatever you wanted to prepare. The listing made it sound like it was the whole house however the owners live in an addition to the original house and you share……

“We had a wonderful extended family stay in June 2025! While the weather was drizzly, this cottage provided plenty of entertainment and space for our family to enjoy each other's company!”

“Great location in Lake Mokoma. I’ve stayed at 3 different properties over the past 3 yrs at LM & this is by far my favorite. Beach within walking distance and property accessible to running/walking trails throughout Lake Mokoma. Quiet in the evenings and all of the necessities were provided- towels/linens and coffee pods! Would definitely visit Katonah House again! Super enjoyed time spent reading in the evenings in the enclosed porch and happy hour on the front porch. Kayaks were available……

“My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the cottage. We were in town for the World’s End Ultra Marathon and were so grateful to have the cabin as our home base just 15 minutes from the trail. We’re looking forward to coming back again next year!”

“The view was beautiful, house was clean and plenty of room. ”

“The property was clean and easy to find.We had a box fan we used at a previous VRBO in Sullivan County and this was helpful to have during the "heat wave" while we were vacationing.The sparkling water and bottle of wine were a nice welcome.”

“This was just what I was looking for, as a place for our family to get away, visit, relax and play. It was perfect! Spacious and cozy.”

“It was our first trip with our 1 yr old and 3 yr old. Place was as advertised. Clean with a nice view in the backyard. Short Drive to the lake and town”