One of the largest lots in The Point on Lake Norman. Designed by architect Christopher Phelps, this American Craftsman Lodge Home delivers what few properties can: true waterfront privacy, forested seclusion, and architectural integrity that simply isn’t replicated in new construction.

Carolina Timberworks custom wood arches frame a soaring 21-foot ceiling, complemented by wide-plank hickory hardwoods, Clark Hall iron entry doors, Pella windows, Hardie board siding, and Clopay garage.

Two kitchens. Zero compromises.
The main kitchen features a twelve-foot granite island, dual Sub-Zero refrigerators, Wolf range and wall ovens, Bosch and Miele dishwashers, Sub-Zero wine storage, and a full butler’s pantry. The downstairs bar adds dual Sub-Zero wine refrigerators, Thermador beverage drawers, a Perlick ice maker, kegerator, and Miele dishwasher — built to entertain at scale.

A private owner’s wing. Suites for everyone else.
The primary suite occupies its own main-level wing with heated floors, dual closets, and an adjacent home office. An additional en-suite bedroom offers main-level guest privacy. The lower level adds three more guest suites, a bar and entertainment room, a temperature-controlled wine room, and an exercise studio with dry sauna.

Lake living, earned.
The screened lakeside porch — heated and anchored by an outdoor fireplace — opens to direct lake access. Deeded boat slip, thirteen-zone irrigation, and estate-standard grounds complete the picture.

The garage that goes beyond parking.
The home includes an attached three-car garage plus a separate two-car garage beneath a Porte-cochère — offering flexible space currently configured for a golf simulator and workshop.

Systems worthy of the architecture.
Geothermal heat pump, seven-zone HVAC, Generac whole-home generator, Control4 automation, Sonance audio, commercial lightning protection, whole-house water filtration, and an oversized motor court.

Private showings by appointment only.