Experience the quiet grace of an architectural masterpiece, custom-designed to celebrate nature on an exclusive, hidden cul-de-sac in the heart of Okemos. Bordering the Heron Creek Reserve, this home offers rare panoramic views with no rear neighbors in sight-just a lush forest backdrop. Spanning over 4,600 square feet, the interior is defined by cathedral ceilings and three distinct living areas bathed in natural light. The main level is an entertainer's dream, featuring a dazzlingly dramatic two-story foyer and floor-to-ceiling windows. The open gourmet kitchen shines with quartz counters, a five-burner gas range, generous storage and views that stretch forever next to the sunroom alcove that envelopes your guests in even more sunshine! A second living room on the main surrounds a two story wood-burning fireplace and finally a versatile, wheelchair-accessible guest suite w stylish full bath doubles as a private home office just inside the entry. On the upper floor you can retreat to the sumptuous owner's suite, where a private cathedral-ceiling sanctuary meets a smart pass-through laundry design. This suite features double sinks, huge walk-in shower and walk-in closet. There are two more bedrooms that share a full bath along their own hall, as well as a lovely seating area on the mezzanine. The professionally finished walk-out lower level-featuring a kitchenette, exercise room, full bath and a 50 sq. ft. grow room- has two entrances leading to separate sheltered patios. Enjoy award winning Okemos Public Schools and close proximity to shopping, restaurants, entertainment and easy freeway access!
Single-familyProperty Type
1993Year Built
0.6 acresLot Size
$153Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Liz Horford Homeseller Horford• RE/MAX Real Estate Professionals
Bought with Liz Horford Homeseller Horford• RE/MAX Real Estate Professionals
The purpose of the RAA district is to achieve the same character, stability, and sound residential environment as intended for the one-family rural residential districts RR. The difference between RR and RAA districts is that a higher density of population will be permitted through the construction and occupancy of one-family dwelling structures on smaller lot areas. There is no intent to promote by these regulations a residential district of lower quality than the RR one-family rural residential districts. This section applies to the RAA district.