Brand-new construction home where luxury meets lake life just steps from the shores of Table Rock Lake. Set on over half an acre, this beautifully crafted, all-electric 4 bed/4 bath home offers high-end finishes, thoughtful design, and an unbeatable location in the highly sought after Wildflower Subdivision with quick access to Highway 13. From the moment you enter, you'll be captivated by the open-concept living space featuring a stunning vaulted wood ceiling that soars above the modern kitchen and attached dining area. The kitchen is designed to impress, with premium fixtures/appliances, and a layout that's ideal for entertaining. Each bedroom suite offers its own private bathroom and features sound-barrier insulation for quiet and comfort, perfect for hosting guests or multi-generational living. Throughout the home, you'll find Shaw engineered flooring, contemporary light fixtures, LED-lit bathroom mirrors, and a spiral staircase that adds architectural flair. The lower level includes a fully equipped second kitchen, making it ideal for an additional living quarters. The attached two-car garage features WiFi-controlled doors, and the home includes a partially floored attic for additional storage space. Built with durability and efficiency in mind, this all-electric home boasts 2x6 construction, Diamond Kote siding, 35-year architectural shingles, Douglas fir shutters, Anderson windows, gutter guards, stamped concrete surfaces, RV hookup with sewage dump station, and top-of-the-line insulation. Offers fiber optic connectivity from White River, CAT 6 wiring, and ethernet throughout providing the tech infrastructure needed for modern living. Builder will provide custom designed closets, tailored to buyer's needs. A 10x24' boat slip is available just moments away for $75,000. Additionally, an adjacent 0.68-acre lot is available for purchase at $100,000, giving you the option to expand your lakeside estate.
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