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Cute accessible home near Lake Lodi.

California, Lodi, United States of America
A small backyard with a detached stucco building featuring a light tan exterior and red trim. A white door with a small awning sits above a low wooden platform deck with a ramp. There is a small outdoor table with chairs on a patch of grass.

Sleeps up to 5 guests.

Pet-friendly.

Parking available.

Come enjoy a peaceful stay in this 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom accessible vacation rental located in a quiet neighborhood just minutes from downtown Lodi and Lodi Lake.

The house has been thoughtfully designed with accessibility and confort in mind. You get access to the entire house, offering you and your company space, privacy, and easy mobility throughout.

With plenty to do around the area, you are just 20 min walk or a 3 min car drive from Lodi Lake, where paved trails and scenic picnic spots offer easy outdoor exploration. You can also your afternoons wandering through the historic, walkable Downtown Lodi to browse boutique shops and farm-to-table eateries, or explore the world-class Lodi Wine Region, famous for its approachable tasting rooms and old-vine Zinfandels. 

This accessible vacation rental can be both your peaceful retreat or your barier-free base to experience the vibrant local culture.

Key features:

  • Wide doorways;
  • Easy, open floor plan;
  • Accessible bathroom with roll-in shower;
  • Smooth flooring for mobility;
  • No interior steps;
  • Ramps in both the front entrance and backyard for easy access.
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