Welcome to an extraordinary waterfront retreat overlooking the pristine waters of Sheffield Long Lake. Nestled in complete privacy and surrounded by nature, this remarkable timber frame residence offers the perfect blend of luxury, craftsmanship and self-sufficient living. Designed to impress, the home features soaring cathedral ceilings and dramatic timber frame construction that create a breathtaking sense of space and warmth throughout.
With 5 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, there is ample room for family and guests. The gourmet kitchen has been thoughtfully designed for entertaining and everyday living. Expansive windows capture stunning western exposure, showcasing spectacular sunsets over the lake and filling the living spaces with natural light.
The fully finished lower level offers additional living and recreation space, highlighted by beautiful stamped concrete flooring and a dedicated exercise room. Every detail has been considered to provide comfort, functionality and timeless appeal. This unique property is fully off-grid, offering independence without compromise.
Serviced by a drilled well, septic system, solar power and a propane generator backup system, the home delivers reliable year-round living while embracing a sustainable lifestyle. Outside, the waterfrontage is ideal for swimming, boating, and fishing opportunities. A large dock extends into the lake, while a separate swim raft and charming gazebo create the perfect setting for summer enjoyment.
The spacious deck offers multiple areas for entertaining, dining or simply relaxing while taking in the panoramic lake views. A metal roof, a bunkie for guests and complete privacy enhance the appeal of this rare offering. Whether you are seeking a year-round residence, family cottage, or luxury recreational property, this spectacular property delivers an unparalleled waterfront lifestyle in a breathtaking setting.
Experience privacy, sunsets and the serenity of lakefront living at its finest.
Dishwasher, Fridge, Stove, microwave. All ELF's. Washer, Dryer.
