Discover your own private waterfront sanctuary on Jack and Pickerel Lake Road with this modern eight-bedroom, six-bathroom lakefront estate offering on a six-plus acre level lot with 208 feet of private and sunny southwest exposure shoreline in the Burk's Falls area.
The unique layout of this expansive single storey bungalow is specifically designed for both grand entertaining and a peaceful retreat. The mid-century modern inspired architecture features luxury finishes and minimalist elegance to compliment the beauty of this natural setting. Huge floor to ceiling windows reveal jaw-dropping panoramic lake and forest views framed by towering trees. In addition, the massive open-concept living space, including triple-sided fireplace, chef's kitchen (double islands, dual dishwashers, hidden coffee station), offer multiple generous gathering zones plus four separate bedroom wings for privacy with eight bedrooms and six bathrooms, including two king primary suites with spa-inspired ensuites and private outdoor patios plus two queen bedrooms each with their own private bath, two oversized bunk bed-style rooms (queen and single) and two office/guest Murphy-bed rooms.
Exceptional outdoor amenities features a one of a kind 1,570 feet covered deck with 14 feet canopy ceiling, an outdoor kitchen, barbeque and prep area, outdoor dining area and a sunken lake-facing seating area with a large propane fire-table. Guests will marvel at the lakeside recreation and wellness building (1,950 feet): featuring an outdoor eight-person hot tub, a private pole dock with swim ladder and mooring cleats plus an indoor sauna, full gym, games (pool table, ping-pong) along with a convenient dry boathouse with marine railway boat ramps. There are two separate firepits overall, a four-bay garage with poured concrete, a kid's "jungle gym" playground area , an outdoor volley court, picnic spaces, kayaks and paddle boards included.
Enjoy this spectacular turnkey, waterfront compound ready to host family, friends, retreats or luxury high-end rentals.
