8020 Summerwood Court

A rare opportunity to own your place on one of West Michigan's most private all-sports lakes. Properties on Lake Summerwood are exceptionally scarce--homes here rarely reach the open market and, on average, change hands only once a decade. This is your chance to join an exclusive 11-home enclave offering the ''Up North'' lake lifestyle with the convenience of Hudsonville.Set on a spacious 1-acre lot, this custom-built home offers approximately 5,000 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. The current layout prioritizes openness and functionality, with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, while allowing for a straightforward conversion to a 5-6 bedroom configuration.The main-floor owner's suite offers everyday convenience, while multiple office spaces are integrated throughout the home to support a flexible, modern lifestyle. Upstairs features two generously sized bedrooms, and the walkout lower level includes an additional bedroom and guest space ideal for hosting.Designed for both everyday living and elevated entertaining, highlights include : * Built-in draft system with three beer lines * Commercial-grade sauna accommodating up to 8 and reaching 200 degrees * Outdoor hot tub and shower * Full-size half-court basketball court Outdoor living extends to private walking trails that wind around the lake, while the surrounding shoreline remains heavily wooded and protected by association-owned land- ensuring long-term privacy and natural beauty. Lake Summerwood offers calm, private waters ideal for boating, fishing, wake surfing, and water skiing- without the congestion of larger public lakes. With no future development possible, the character, views, and exclusivity of the lake are permanently preserved. Storage is thoughtfully addressed with a 2-stall attached garage, a deep third stall suited for additional storage, and a seperate lower-level garage providing excellent space for lake toys, equipment, and seasonal use. Opportunities on Lake Summerwood are limited-and rarely repeated. Seller is re