The creative team of Cargill Construction's design staff helped the home owner's vision of a family home come to fruition.
Set apart from the traditional lake home is this handsome 5,600 square foot Gambrel reminiscent of yester year with its grey stained shakes, extra wide over hangs, flairs and stone veneering. The site was an open two acre field that gently rolled to the 140 foot shorefront. The distinctive feature is an old stonewall boarding the easterly side of the property and a curving driveway marks the path to the three stall garage.
The grand entry offers a coffered ceiling, custom paneling, marble flooring, striking chandelier, and open views to Lake Winnipesauke. No matter if you’re in the living room, dining room or kitchen the occupants of this home enjoy the brilliance of the lake and the openness invites family and guest to wander about freely.
Within this four bedroom, five and one half bath home lies an airy kitchen with a bounty of storage and counter top space sure to entice the homeowner the culinary creativity waiting to be set free. Set off to the side are two pantries, one for bulk storage and the other for everyday food items.
The living room has a formal fireplace, coffered ceilings, windows with transoms above and Brazilian walnut flooring. Weather not cooperating? Retreat to the lower level for a game of pool or perhaps a relaxing chat by the fireplace, or then again the theatre might be more to your liking with seating for 9 people. Do you have the need to get the blood pumping? The exercise room is sure to thrill. What ever your desire this home is a pleaser.
Time to retreat to the master suite, just take the elevator from the lower level to the upper level. The Master boasts of a splendid view of the lake and lighted cherry paneled ceiling with two closets one of which is a walk-in. The master bath consists of two vanities, over sized whirlpool, and custom marble shower with a glass wall allowing the beautiful view of the lake in. Off the master suite is a home office. The project was created with the thought that the owners children would have a place to return in comfort with their children on summer breaks.