Courtesy: Sky High Realty
Rare property! Looking for privacy and space for everyone.. here it is! Home sits a half mile of the road, includes 20 acres, 1.5 acre stocked pond, partially wooded pasture, year round creek access, home has 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, (2) 3 car detached garages, master on main, full finished basement with a full kitchen. There is tongue and groove ceiling throughout. Main floor and upstairs have new life proof flooring that is waterproof & scratch proof. Kitchen has granite countertops / stainless steel appliances / warming draw / oversized induction cooktop / pantry / breakfast bar / breakfast area. Familyroom has a 2 story resort style stone fireplace & 2 story picturesque windows to look out to the pond or watch the deer running across the field. Off the familyroom there is a flex space that also has the 2 story windows overlooking the pond, could be used as an office / formal sitting area or formal diningroom. All 5 bedrooms have their own en-suite. Wake up in the master bedroom looking out over the pond or sit on covered back deck that runs the length of the house watching the birds and ducks play in the pond enjoying your coffee in the mornings. Basement has oversized familyroom / bedroom with walk-in closet / full kitcken where all appliances stay / bathroom and storage room with built in shelving. Basement could be an in-law suite / family hang-out area or even rented out. There is additional storage in the walk-in attic access upstairs. You can sit in just about any room in the house and see the pond. Bring your family, animals, fishing poles and binoculars to watch deer and turkey to this home that is like a retreat.
7382054
Single Family, Craftsman, 3+ Story
5
Douglas
5 Full/1 Half
1969
20.02
Acres
n/a
Well
Brick,Vinyl siding
Septic Tank
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