7455 Groveland Rd Holly, MI 48442
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EXQUISITE CUSTOM-BUILT LAKEFRONT ESTATE ON 2.5 ACRES ON SPRING FED LAKE THERESA. This stunning 5,800-square-foot custom home is nestled on 2.5 private acres with only four homes bordering a serene, private lake, with great fishing, skiing, boating. Designed for both elegant living and grand entertaining, the residence features 5 spacious bedrooms and 6 luxurious bathrooms. The dramatic primary suite offers a castle-like retreat with a spa-inspired ensuite bath, walk-in closets, and a private morning kitchen overlooking tranquil lake views. Two fully equipped gourmet kitchens, including a main kitchen with high-end appliances and a butler’s pantry, ensure culinary excellence. The expansive floor plan spans three fully finished levels, highlighted by many soaring ceilings, premium Anderson 400 windows/door walls, and striking stone accents that flood the interiors with natural light. The walkout lower-level features 10-foot ceilings, a full kitchen, wine cellar, an additional bedroom, and a full bath—ideal for guests or entertaining. There is also over 3,000 sf additional outdoor finished space with tons of major upgrades since 2017. Seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living, the home offers an expansive multi-level Kyle Builders super deck and multiple large concrete patios that take full advantage of the breathtaking waterfront setting. Additional premium features include 2 massive garages, fits eight-cars, Grohe fixtures, custom tile/hardwood floors and meticulous craftsmanship throughout. Ideally located just minutes from top hospitals, schools, fine dining, Mt. Holly and I-75 access, with the convenience of Starbucks nearby. This exceptional estate offers privacy, luxury, and timeless elegance—an extraordinary opportunity to own a truly remarkable home makes it a must see!
Source: REALCOMP #20251043815
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