Under contract-accepting backup offers. You come home from work, pass through the gates, and the property closes off behind you, and the first thing you notice is how much space there is before you even hit the garage — three bays, extra room behind the cars, extra room between the doors. Inside, the ceilings are coffered in the living room and the floors run wide-plank tile straight through to a glass wall at the back that slides open completely. When it's open, the porch, the pool, and the water are all part of the same room. No screen, no step down, no transition. The kitchen sits at the center of that space. Big island, quartz counters, a farmhouse sink, cabinets with soft-close hinges and pull-out shelves so nothing gets buried in the back. Under the stairs there's a wine room, climate-controlled, holding real bottles, not a countertop rack. The primary suite is on the main floor. Two walk-in closets with built-in shelving. The bathroom is quartzite with a zero-step shower, three water valves, a bench, a hand sprayer, and body jets. The shades in the bedroom are automated and black out the room completely. Upstairs, the gym has cork and rubber flooring and mirrors on the wall, and it's framed so it can become a fifth bedroom later if you need one, without any construction to get there. The whole property sits behind a smart-controlled aluminum gate, so the privacy extends from the front yard all the way back to the water. The rest of the house runs on systems that mostly stay out of your way: two tankless water heaters, two HVAC units, smart locks, security cameras, WiFi light switches, and CAT6 wiring to every room. Out back, the outdoor kitchen has a grill, an ice maker, a beverage fridge, and two beverage taps on separate gas lines, one for beer and one for wine. The pool has a swim jet strong enough to swim laps against, and the spa sits raised next to it so you can watch the pool from a few feet up. Past the fire pit there's a stretch of sand and then the dock, where the boat lift is built into the roof of the boathouse so it's out of sight until you need it, and the jet ski has its own separate lift. Come see it in person. Photos don't do the water view or the space justice.