Sérénité au coucher du soleil au lac Martin, condo 2CH avec meilleures vues !

Experience Lakeside Luxury: Stunning Views at Lake Martin Condo!

Escape to this luxurious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo at Lake Martin, your ideal destination for a relaxing and unforgettable vacation. Enjoy the lake's serene beauty from your private balcony, where you can soak in stunning sunsets while grilling your favorite meal on the electric grill.



Inside this upscale condo:



2 Spacious Bedrooms: A restful king-size bed awaits in the primary bedroom, while the guest room features a cozy queen-size bed—both designed to provide ultimate comfort.

2 Modern Bathrooms: The master bathroom boasts a walk-in shower, while the guest bathroom offers a tub/shower combo, perfect for winding down after a day on the water.

Open Living Space: Gather with loved ones in the inviting living area, equipped with cozy seating and entertainment options.

Relax and play outdoors:

Private Balcony: Sip your morning coffee or enjoy dinner with a breathtaking panoramic view of Lake Martin.

Two Resort-Style Pools: Cool off in one of the community's pools, including a zero-entry pool—fun for all ages.

Prime Location: You're just minutes from popular attractions like Chuck’s Marina, Chimney Rock, and local dining hotspots. Plus, it's only a 30-minute drive to Auburn for an exciting football game at Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Whether you're here to unwind, explore, or celebrate, this property combines convenience with a peaceful retreat. With its year-round deep water access, it’s the perfect place to enjoy water activities or simply relax by the shore.



Plan your perfect getaway:



This property is ideal for families, couples, or groups seeking a blend of luxury and adventure.

** Please note: The condo association requires a minimum stay of 6 nights for all reservations

 

Book your  Lake Martin vacation now!



Seasonal Water Level Notice:

Lake Martin water levels are managed by Alabama Power and typically begin lowering in September or October, depending on rainfall and annual water management decisions. Levels generally start rising again around March 1st each year. During the off-season, water depth at docks and boat slips may be lower during that time, than shown in summer photos.