Outside, and house rules

The pool and the outside space

The house has a pool, and the outside is where most guests end up spending the day. A few sensible things:

Children are never in or near the pool unsupervised — not for a minute, not while you fetch a towel. There is no lifeguard and no one else watching.
No swimming alone late at night, and not after drinking.
No glass anywhere near the pool. Use plastic or metal outside — broken glass by a pool means the pool is out of use, not just swept up.
If anything about the pool looks wrong to you, message us. Please do not touch the pool equipment yourself.
For swimming, the pool is the water. If you have a question about the lake, ask us and we will tell you what we know.

The view is the other thing to make time for — early morning and the last hour before sunset are the best of it. Take a layer out with you; the evening cools down quickly here.

House rules and looking after the place

There are few rules, and almost all of them are about the neighbors.

This is a quiet residential development where people live all year round. Keep music and voices down outdoors, and especially at night — sound carries between houses here.
The house is for the people on the booking. If you want to have someone else over, ask us first.
No parties or events.
Keep the trash bag closed and inside until it goes out. Ask us where the trash goes and which day the collection comes — it is not the same everywhere and we would rather tell you than have you guess.
Turn the lights off and close the doors and windows when you go out for the day.
Any specific conditions of your booking are in your reservation confirmation. If something there and something here seem to disagree, ask us and we will clear it up.
Treat the house as somebody's home, because it is one.