6407 Grand Marina Circle

There are homes that impress, and there are homes that move you. CedarStone does both. High above the quiet waters of Lake Lanier, behind the gates of Marina Bay, CedarStone is not simply a home. It is a study in balance—between grandeur and intimacy, architecture and nature, strength and serenity. Designed by the renowned James H. Klippell, every line of the home feels deliberate. Every room tells a story. From the moment you enter, you’re met with an invitation—not to marvel, but to exhale. The main level unfolds with grace: beamed ceilings, a rare double-island kitchen built for connection, and layered living spaces that feel both expansive and warm. It’s a place where entertaining 50 feels effortless… and solitude feels sacred. Just above it all—secluded by half a level—is the owner’s suite. A private sanctuary with doors that frame the water like a painting, and a dressing room and bath that echo the quiet indulgence of a luxury retreat. It’s close enough to feel part of the home, yet tucked away like a secret worth keeping. Upstairs, guests are welcomed with equal intention. A second master suite, guest rooms, and dual offices—with views that ask you to pause—remind you that even productivity deserves beauty. And when inspiration strikes, climb one more flight to the fourth-floor overlook: a space made for music, for meditation, for thinking a little bigger. Then, there’s the terrace level. With ceilings that stretch higher than expected and spaces designed to gather, indulge, and restore. A bar for celebration. Wine storage for the rare and the favored alike. A home theater for rainy nights and big games. A steam shower. A gym. A guest suite that feels like a private wing. And when the doors open wide to the backyard, it’s all there—saltwater pool, spa, waterfall, firepit, outdoor shower, and endless sky, waiting for you to indulge. Even the garage speaks in intention—double height, ready for lifts, quietly waiting for six vehicles that move you. Throughout the home, there are five fireplaces, three inside, two out. Eight bathrooms. Six bedrooms. And one unmistakable feeling: this place was built with care, courage, and vision. CedarStone isn’t just a name. It’s a statement. A presence. A property that will stand as strong in fifty years as it does today—not because it followed trends, but because it never needed to. And it lives in Marina Bay, a gated lakefront community where golf cart paths line the marina, where the amenities are as thoughtful as the homes themselves, and where the best of lake life still feels untouched by time. This is where architecture meets soul. This is CedarStone.