Lake Nokomis Condominium is immaculately maintained, includes all furnishings and offers the ability for a quick closing with immediate enjoyment of all that this area provides. While the square footage is small, the superior floor plan provides a large open living area with great views, two comfortably sized bedrooms and a spacious deck with amazing water views. This unit is served by natural gas and is easily heated by a gas fireplace and has a newer water heater. Located on Honeymoon Bay, this is one of six units that have an undivided shared interest of 2.65 acres with over 280 feet of shoreline, with a sand beach. This unit has the best views in the association, shares a newer pier with a neighboring unit, has access to some storage with a potential laundry area in the adjacent pump house, has a newer 20’ X 10’ carport and has abundant parking for guests on a large lawn area. There is a clubhouse on the property, that is a common element, that has the potential to be restored or replaced by a majority association vote. This is a seasonal unit that has utility services generally available from the week before Memorial Day to the week after Labor Day. The monthly condominium fees are $75 which includes seasonal maintenance of the grounds. Each unit Owner is responsible for maintaining the entirety of their individual unit. According to the Tomahawk Regional Chamber of Commerce: The largest lake in the Tomahawk area, covering 2,433 acres, Lake Nokomis is a recreational playground. Formed by a dam built on the Tomahawk River in 1912, the lake is up to 34 feet deep and has 35 miles of shoreline. Small islands and floating bogs make for interesting paddling. Boaters have miles of open water to cruise and there’s plenty of room for water skiing. There are several dining options on the lake, with places to tie up a boat. Anglers will find plentiful bluegill, largemouth and smallmouth bass, musky, northern pike and walleye fishing. The lake is also a great place to spot bald eagles. Lake Nokomis is part of a chain of lakes that includes Bridge and Deer Lakes, which together cover more than 4,000 acres.