Tucked inside Opelika’s hidden-gem community of Whippoorwill Lakes, this modern farmhouse rests quietly on just over three wooded acres—private, peaceful, and perfectly placed to capture the sunset. From the wide front porch, you can see the lake shimmer across the road, a view that follows you into the office, dining area, and primary suite. Step inside and you’ll feel how intentional every inch is—an open plan anchored by vaulted ceilings, a large center island, and light pouring through the back of the home. The split-bedroom layout gives each space its own sense of calm, while an additional office sits just off the main living area for work or hobbies. With over 3 acres to explore, there’s room for a workshop, garden, or simply trails through the trees. The oversized two-car garage and sweeping front and back porches frame the home with the balance of function and character that defines Whippoorwill. It’s a home built for everyday life—and evenings spent watching the light fade over the water.
Single-familyProperty Type
2025Year Built
3.04 acresLot Size
$265Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by DAVID KNAPP• KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY AUBURN OPELIKA
Bought with DAVID KNAPP• KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY AUBURN OPELIKA
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Last updated by owner on Mar 26, 2025.
R1
Rural District
This district is intended to protect those areas of Opelika, which are agricultural in character and use, and to provide areas for the development of extremely lowdensity residential uses. Development in these acres will be limited to acreage tracts and customary agricultural uses and it will be an area where mobile home living and recreational vehicle parks will be conditionally permitted. As increased services become available it is intended that this area will transition to higher intensity uses.