Minutes from Martin Bay, white sandy beaches and boat ramp, this charming furnished 3 bedroom 1 bath mobile home with spacious addition makes this a perfect 1468 sq ft. vacation home. Kitchen has butcher block counter tops. Plank flooring in Dining rm. For all your lake toys there is 40 x 40 garage. Recent updates include a new furnace and central air. Large back yard with a deck and garden shed. Property is 10 minutes from Martin Bay.
Land
This deeded property consists of 1 acre and is located just north side of highway 92. Nice trees in back yard. The well is at the north east corner of the steel building. The well had a new pressure switch installed by Sargent Irrigation in the spring. Septic is at the west end of the house and was pumped 1 year ago.
Improvements
The home has a new furnace and AC . There is a wood deck off the back door of the kitchen. Kitchen has butcher block counter tops. The spacious 40 x 40 garage has room for all your lake toys. Spacious furnished living room with large windows and nice carpeting. Washer and Dryer are in the hallway. Nice walk in shower. Furnished bedrooms are large enough for king sized beds.
Recreation
Property is 10 minutes from Martin Bay, white sandy beaches, boating, fishing and restaurants. The back deck also provides quiet time with family and friends.
Region & Climate
Summer Highs: the July high is around 90 degrees.
Winter Lows: January low is 15
Rain: average 20 inches of rain a year
Snow: averages 30 inches of snow a year.
History
Lake McConaughy in western Nebraska was constructed in the 1930s to store water for irrigation and to generate hydroelectric power. The project was a response to the economic depression and droughts of the era, which increased interest in irrigation. The dam and reservoir are named after George P. Kingsley, a banker from Minden, Nebraska, and C.W. McConaughy, a grain merchant and mayor from Holdrege, Nebraska, who were two of the project’s biggest supporters.
Location
Closest amenities are Stetson’s Corner Store, Boxcar Restaurant, Martin Bay boat ramp, and beach.