Mayo Lake · Roxboro, North Carolina

Pointe Mayo Lake

A red lake house on 1.5 private lakefront acres, where the lawn rolls down to your own dock — and the day drifts from kayak to hot tub to fire.

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Bedrooms: 5
Baths: 3
Guests: 13
Guest rating: 4.9★

The retreat

A quiet stretch of Mayo Lake, kept all to yourselves.

Pointe Mayo Lake sits at the end of a gravel drive on a private, wooded point in Roxboro — 2,880 square feet of easygoing lake house with the water always in view. It was built for the kind of trip where nobody checks the clock: families spread across five bedrooms, couples claiming the dock at sunrise, old friends trading turns at the pool table.

Everything you'd pack the car for is already here — kayaks and canoes resting by the shore, fishing rods by the door, a six-person hot tub steaming under the trees, and a fire pit ringed with Adirondack chairs and 200 feet of string light. All within an hour of the Triangle, and a world away from it.

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See the stay before you book it.

A photo-forward look at the dock, the water toys, the fire pit, and the spaces where everyone ends up together.

Two-story red lake house with a wraparound screened porch and string-lit lower deck among tall trees — The lake house on its private lakefront point

Six-person hot tub glowing on the deck at dusk beneath string lights — The only hot tub on Mayo Lake — six seats, several modes

Stone fire pit ringed by red Adirondack chairs under 200 feet of string lights at night — Fire pit and Adirondacks under 200 ft of string light

Two canoes and two kayaks resting on the grass at the edge of Mayo Lake — Two canoes and two kayaks — paddles and life jackets included

A chair at the end of the private dock facing still water and autumn foliage — Fall light from the private dock

Game room with a red pool table, foosball, an arcade cabinet, and a checkered floor — The game room — pool, foosball, and a 50-game arcade

Six fishing rods of varying sizes mounted on the wall by the door — Six fishing rods, lines and hooks ready to go

The red lake house and its 1.5 wooded acres seen from the gravel drive — The welcome in — 1.5 private wooded acres

Outdoor grill on the back deck with Mayo Lake in the background — Fire up the grill with the lake as your backdrop

Mayo Lake glowing at twilight seen from the private dock — Twilight settling over the water

Open-concept living room with teal sofas, hardwood floors, and tall windows to the lake — An open living room that fills with lake light

Living room seating area with teal sofas, a ceiling fan, and lake views — Room to gather, with the lake through every window

A pair of accent chairs beside a wall of windows looking into the trees — A quiet corner to read

Kitchen island with bar stools opening to the dining area and great room — An island that opens to the dining room

Warm wood-cabinet kitchen with stainless appliances and a center island — A fully stocked kitchen built for cooking together

Dining room with a dark wood table for six and a 'Lake' sign on the wall — A dining room set for long, slow dinners

Bedroom with a queen bed and lake views through the windows — A lake-view bedroom with a queen bed

Bright bedroom with a made-up bed and crisp white-and-blue linens — A bright bedroom under a vaulted ceiling

Primary bathroom with a double vanity, glass walk-in shower, and soaking tub — The primary bath — double vanity, walk-in shower, and tub

Nursery with two cribs for families traveling with little ones — Two cribs for the littlest guests

Bright screened porch with seating, looking out into the woods — A screened porch open to the trees

Screened, heated porch with a wicker conversation set facing the trees — Heated porch seating for slow morning coffee

Aerial view of the wooded point and Mayo Lake cove surrounding the property — An aerial of the point, wrapped in forest

A red-headed woodpecker on a tree trunk at the edge of Mayo Lake — The resident wildlife along the shoreline

The lake house's stacked, multi-level decks seen from the sloping back lawn — Decks stacked toward the water

A painted 'Welcome to the Lake, stay awhile' mural on an interior wall — “Welcome to the lake — stay awhile”

Bedroom with a queen bed, a dresser, and soft accents — Memory-foam beds in every room

A neutral, light-filled bedroom made up for guests — Space for thirteen to spread out

Renovated bathroom with a glass walk-in shower and a clean white vanity — A renovated glass walk-in shower

Bathroom with a wood vanity, oval mirror, and a tub — A second full bath with a soaking tub

Game-room lounge with red leather sofas, board games, and a bar area — A lounge for board games and bracket nights

Foosball table in the checkered-floor game room — Foosball, always mid-tournament

Red arcade cabinet loaded with 50 classic games — A 50-game arcade cabinet, free to play

Wide view of the game room with pool table, foosball, and arcade — The whole basement is built for game night

Billiard balls racked on the red-felt pool table — Rack 'em — the table is always open

Basement lounge with red leather sofas facing a TV — Movie nights below deck

Acoustic guitar hanging on the game-room wall — An acoustic guitar for slow evenings

Stack of board games — chess, Jenga, Uno, and Codenames — Chess, Jenga, Uno — pick your battle

Retro bar with a tin backsplash and four red diner stools — A retro bar with seats for four

Basement kitchenette with a retro red fridge, mint microwave, and toaster — The basement kitchenette in full retro red

Gravel lane winding through the woods toward the lake — The wooded lane down to the water

Fresh light-wood boards of the private dock reaching into Mayo Lake — Fresh boards on the private dock

Wide, calm view across Mayo Lake ringed by forest — Mayo Lake, wide and quiet

Stairs leading down through the trees to the dock and shoreline — Your own stairs down to the shoreline

Plush gray dog bed on the checkered game-room floor — A plush bed for the four-legged guest

Amenities

The best parts are already on site.

Three things set this house apart — and a long list of small comforts backs them up.

On the water

Your own dock, two canoes, two sit-on kayaks, and six fishing rods — paddles and life jackets for everyone. Launch a boat, drop a line, or just watch the light move across the lake.

Room to gather

Five bedrooms and three baths over two finished levels, a fully stocked kitchen, screened porches and heated patios — space for thirteen to spread out and still wind up together.

Made for downtime

A six-person hot tub, a fire pit under the string lights, and a basement game room with a pool table, foosball, and a 50-game arcade. The fun is already built in.

Private waterfront dock on Mayo Lake
Two canoes & two kayaks (paddles + life jackets)
Six fishing rods with lines & hooks
Six-person hot tub with waterfall jets
Fire pit, Adirondack chairs & string lights
Outdoor grill & cornhole
Screened porches & heated covered patios
Game room: pool, foosball & 50-game arcade
Board games, cards & an acoustic guitar
Fully equipped kitchen with double-deck oven
Washer & dryer in-unit
325 Mbps Wi-Fi & two 55" HDTVs
Self check-in with smart lock
Pet-friendly: dog beds, crates & bowls
Family gear: cribs, high chair, gates & monitor

Sunset glowing over the still water of Mayo Lake, seen from the private dock

On the lake

The lake doesn't rush. Neither should you.

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Sleeping

Room for the whole crew.

2,880 sq ft across two finished levels, sleeping up to 13 on memory-foam beds.

Queen bedroom with neutral tones, upholstered headboard, and lake-themed accents

Main floor

Two queen bedrooms with lake views and high-end furniture, plus two full baths — the primary bath has a renovated walk-in shower. Open living and dining flow out to the kitchen and porches.

Lower-level bedroom with French doors opening to the patio and Mayo Lake

Finished lower level

Three more bedrooms — one with two twins, one with a twin-over-full bunk, and one with a full bed — opening onto the game room and out toward the water.

Bedroom with a queen bed and a crib set up for younger guests

For the little ones

Two cribs, a high chair, baby gates, and a monitor make multigenerational trips easy from the first night.

Explore the area

A lake town with more going on than you'd expect.

Roxboro sits in North Carolina's quiet northern Piedmont — wine country, a world-class road course, and a state park all within an easy drive, with downtown just 15 minutes from the door.

15 min · downtown Roxboro
20 min · Virginia International Raceway
30 min · Danville, VA
45 min · Durham
1 hr · Raleigh–Durham (RDU)

Canoe on the calm, wooded water of Mayo Lake

Mayo Lake Park

Boating, fishing, hiking, disc golf, and shaded picnic spots a few minutes up the shoreline.

Rows of grapevines on rolling Piedmont hills at golden hour

Tunnel Creek Vineyards

Easygoing tastings and rolling vineyard views — the makings of a slow Carolina afternoon.

Sports cars cornering on a road-racing circuit

Virginia International Raceway

A celebrated road course just over the line in Virginia — track days, race weekends, and karting.

Bowling pins reflected at the end of a polished lane

Palace Pointe

Bowling, skating, an arcade, and a cinema — the rainy-day plan, already sorted.

Local tables worth the short drive into town.

Crispy fried chicken and fries served on a wooden platter

Southern

Brookland Eats

Cozy room, generous plates, and Southern comfort cooking done right.

A row of soft tacos with assorted fillings on a white plate

Mexican

La Cocina

Family-run and authentic — the easy weeknight win after a day on the water.

Grilled steak with fries, tomatoes, and sauce on a dark plate

Steak & seafood

Old Country Club

The local special-occasion table — steaks, seafood, and a proper night out.

Warm, timber-beamed restaurant interior with ambient lighting

American

Clarksville Station

Hearty American plates in a characterful, historic-depot setting.

Stir-fried noodles with vegetables and chopsticks on a plate

Asian bistro

Golden Grill

Fresh, fast Asian fare — a reliable pick for takeout back to the house.

4.9★+ across Airbnb & Vrbo · 145+ reviews

Guests keep coming back.

Beautiful, quiet, and serene. The view from the kayak on the lake was breathtaking — we'll definitely be back.

— Verified Airbnb guest

Just as described — a beautiful, peaceful location. Loved the hot tub and the pool table for the evenings.

— Jennifer · Airbnb

Perfect for a quiet, restful getaway, with room for the whole family to enjoy time together.

— Verified Airbnb guest

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Good to know

Clear expectations before anyone packs a bag.

A few honest details up front — the rest of the terms appear in the booking flow before you pay.

Check-in after 4:00 PM and checkout by 10:00 AM, with easy self check-in via smart lock.
Pet-friendly — bring the dog. Beds, crates, and bowls are provided; pet details are confirmed at booking.
The hot tub is an optional add-on — a $35 flat fee for the whole stay. Just let us know ahead of time.
A motion-activated camera covers the driveway only; there are no interior cameras.
Final rates, taxes, fees, and the cancellation policy are always shown before you pay.

FAQ

Common questions before booking.

Is the house pet-friendly?

Yes — dogs are genuinely welcome, and we stock beds, crates, and bowls so you can travel light. Any pet fees or limits are confirmed at booking.

How does the lake access work?

The private dock, two canoes, two kayaks, paddles, life jackets, and six fishing rods are all yours during your stay — straight down the lawn from the back door.

How many people can stay?

Up to 13 across 5 bedrooms and 3 baths, all on memory-foam beds over two finished levels. See the layout above to match it to your group.

Is the hot tub included?

The six-person hot tub is an optional add-on — a $35 flat fee for the entire stay. Tell us ahead of time and we'll have it warm and ready when you arrive.

Where exactly is the house?

On a private, wooded point of Mayo Lake in Roxboro, NC, about 15 minutes from downtown. The exact address is shared as soon as you book.

Can I book direct?

Yes — booking direct is live, and it's the best-value way to stay. Use the “Check Availability & Book Direct” button to reserve on our secure Hospitable page: you'll send a quick dates request and we personally confirm every direct booking. Booking direct keeps extra platform fees off your stay — though you're always welcome to use Airbnb or Vrbo.

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