The home is wrapped in an exremely durable fiber cement siding stained a vintage green. Storage built just off the garage hides the yard equipment and eliminates clutter the parking area.

The only item left from the original home is the fireplace. Here you can see it has been restored. Also in view is the existing workshop that sits lakeside behind the home.

The elevated deck and numerous windows again maximize rear views of the marsh. The deck is also the favorite spot of the homeowners to watch Bald Eagles and other marsh birds.

A vast south facing entrance fills the home with light.

This is the interior view of the restored fireplace in the master suite. It is the only remaining item from the original home.

The four piece master bath is nice and bright. A walk-in closet hides around the corner.

Custom wood stairs and handrail lead to the lower level of the home

The lower level custom kitchen with eating area and full-height ceilings is a bright space for entertaining.

One of two inviting guest rooms with tile floors and custom trim.

A cozy reading nook with built-in banquet and large windows overlooks the marsh.

A full bath on the lower level complements the space.

The lower level living space, complete with durable epoxy floors and exterior exit boasts plenty of storage in the mechanical area of the lower level. This area houses the energy-efficient geothermal system of the home.