This unique lake front home sits on the tranquil shores of Douglas Lake with 5.17 acres and over 1100' of shoreline! This home has been lovingly updated with quality and charm! The back portion of the house was added in 2010. Each floor has an owner's suite and every bedroom has a walk-in closet! The upstairs has an open concept providing a wonderful area for gatherings! The floor plan flows seamlessly from the Great Room to the dining room on to the large chef's kitchen and out to the extra large covered deck (which is the owners and my favorite spot)!! There's another full bathroom near the great room. A bonus room on the ground floor can be used as additional sleeping quarters or transformed back into a garage! There is a half bathroom on the ground floor that can easily be turned back into a full bathroom. The owners preferred a large closet be added where the shower once was. Enjoy a gas fireplace in the dining room and an electric fireplace in the Great Room for added warmth and ambiance. The refrigerator and stove are both new and convey. The septic system was pumped just 3 months ago. The property is well suited for a mini farm for a couple of horses, chickens, goats, a garden, and room to have a camper! A nature trail through the wooded area leads to the vast water frontage! This is a deep water cove right off of the Muddy Creek channel of Douglas Lake! A dock was once on the property, so obtaining a dock permit should not be an issue. Environmental stated that to divide the property to add another dwelling is a possibility if the soils were evaluated and supported an additional septic system. The sellers have put love and care into this home and have maintained it beautifully, but are selling it ''as is.'' The owner is in the process of getting an estimate for a new HVAC. She has never used the current one that is in the addition since she has owned the house. All information is deemed reliable; however, buyers are encouraged to verify all information as it was taken from public records and the seller. Drone photography was used.