Amazing opportunity to own a one of a kind, custom designed, Amish constructed home in Newburgh nestled on 1.65 acres. This lakefront home flawlessly combines an exquisite interior and enticing outdoor spaces with unparalleled views and natural surroundings. Hard to miss the attention to detail in the double stacked wooden crown molding with custom block quoins, authentic reclaimed barn wood doors, triple paladin windows, Santos Mahogany flooring, stone embellishments, customized wrought iron hand railings, Lutron whole home lighting control system, and video surveillance system. To welcome guests, the entry offers a leaded glass door opening to the 2-story foyer. The office and formal dining room are just off the entry, leading you into the 2-story great room that is saturated by natural light and remarkable views. The exquisite Gourmet Kitchen is equipped with granite counter tops, copper sink, KitchenAid Stainless appliances, Amish cabinetry with roped crown molding and planning desk. Just off the Kitchen is a well-appointed Hearth Room and a veranda that you will never want to leave! The Main level Master Suite is very generously sized and offers views of the grounds, also boasting a luxurious spa-worthy Master Bathroom w/double vanities and a Kohler DTV automated walk-in shower. An Executive Office is just off of the Master Suite. Upstairs are three spacious bedrooms, over-sized Bonus Room and three full Baths. The lower level features high-gloss white and gray marbled tile, a spacious rec room w/wet bar, home theater room, exercise room, game room, large 5th Bedroom and full bath. The backyard is an entertainers dream! The heated in-ground saltwater pool is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the tranquility created by the amazing views and peaceful sounds resonating from the lake fountains. No detail missed. This house is perfection!
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