909 S US 23 Road

Located on the shores of Lake Huron, this incredible custom-built estate offers 171 feet of sandy beachfront and was thoughtfully designed with luxury, comfort, and easy living in mind. No expense was spared during construction or in the many upgrades throughout the home. From the materials used to the mechanical systems behind the walls, every detail was carefully chosen to create a home that's built to last, energy efficient, and low maintenance for years to come. A zero-step entry provides effortless accessibility, while a whole-home generator offers peace of mind no matter the season. Nearly every room was intentionally designed to take full advantage of the breathtaking views of Lake Huron, making the water the centerpiece of everyday living. Inside, you'll find soaring ceilings, an open floor plan, and a bright, welcoming feel throughout. The state-of-the-art heated floor system extends through the main level, lower level, garage, porch, and even the exterior slabs, adding comfort where it matters most. The living room is the perfect place to gather around the fireplace after a day on the lake, while the primary suite feels like its own private retreat with a spa-inspired bathroom and luxurious rain shower. The finished walkout lower level offers two additional bedroom suites, each with its own private bath, along with a spacious family room that opens directly onto a stamped concrete patio-creating the perfect space for entertaining family and friends or simply enjoying the peaceful waterfront setting. Step outside and you'll quickly see this property is so much more than just a beautiful home. A large composite deck overlooks an irrigated fruit orchard and vineyard that gently lead to the sandy shoreline. The heated, irrigated greenhouse makes year-round gardening possible, and the spacious pole barn offers endless opportunities, whether you need additional storage, workshop space, or even future living quarters. One of my favorite parts of this property is that no two days on Lake Huron are ever the same