Nothing compares to coming home to this. Tucked on a beautifully $925,000

Home For Sale near Lake Sconti

Nothing compares to coming home to this. Tucked on a beautifully wooded 1.97-acre lot just minutes from the Big Canoe main gate, this fully remodeled retreat offers the rare combination of convenience, space, and effortless mountain living. Step inside and look up - a dramatic two-story wall of windows fills the great room with natural light, while a custom carved fireplace anchors the space and invites slow mornings and cozy evenings alike. The flow is open yet warm, perfect for gathering after a day on the trails or the golf course. Seasonal views enhance the natural setting. The kitchen has been thoughtfully renovated with new cabinetry, quartz countertops, updated appliances, and hardwood flooring that now extends throughout the main living areas, creating a seamless, elevated feel. The primary suite lives comfortably on the main level and feels like a true escape. The spa-inspired bath transformation includes a freestanding soaking tub, beautifully tiled shower with bench, new vanity, and refined finishes that make every day feel indulgent. Upstairs and downstairs, guests have room to spread out. With over 5800 square feet of finished space, including a large finished terrace level, this home offers flexibility for additional bedrooms, hobbies, office space, or multigenerational stays - all while maintaining easy main-level living for owners. Multiple decks and covered outdoor areas overlook the wooded setting, offering peaceful spaces for morning coffee or evening wine. Fully updated, move-in ready, and located near the gate for quick in-and-out convenience - the mountain home weekend buyers wait for - and full-time owners dream about. A mandatory $5,000 capital contribution fee paid by the purchaser to the Big Canoe Property Owners' Association will be due at closing. Pursuant to Article II, Section 1, Paragraph bb of the Class *A* Covenants for the Big Canoe community, all property transfers are subject to the Big Canoe developer's right of first refusal.