Conventional

Some renovations change a house. The best ones change the way you experience it. Here, walls came down, sightlines opened up and the lake became part of the architecture. From the moment you enter, your eye travels beneath the vaulted ceiling, past the wood beam and straight through to the water. And that view keeps finding you—while you're cooking, relaxing by the fire, waking up in the primary suite or heading downstairs. With approximately 3,800 finished square feet, this is also one of the largest condos on the street. A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace anchors the living space, with bamboo floors throughout the first floor. The renovated kitchen features 42-inch cabinetry, quartzite counters, glass subway tile, oversized sink and layered lighting. Nearly every fixture is on a dimmer—a detail you appreciate when evening comes, the lights go down and the lake is still there beyond the glass. A skylit dining room currently used as an office can flex to your needs, while the 1st floor primary has its own water view, two closets and a renovated bath with double vanity, tiled shower and soaking tub. Upstairs are 2 more bedrooms, one with a lake view, and an updated full bath. Outside, the setting really likes to show off. A two-tier deck, restained in 2026, gives you room to dine and lounge, with woods wrapping the shoreline and the lake stretching out in front of you. It feels private without feeling isolated, peaceful without putting you far from anything. Downstairs is another destination entirely: wet bar, game area, family room with projector and 11.2 surround-sound wiring, plus a fourth bedroom overlooking the water and third full bath. The Lakes of Aurora adds a low-maintenance lifestyle, two pools, tennis, clubhouse, fitness room, playground and walking paths. But the amenity that changes how you live here isn't on that list. It's the water. Morning coffee on the deck. Sunset across the water. And a view that belongs as much to the inside as the outside.

Some renovations change a house. The best ones change the way you experience it. Here, walls came down, sightlines opened up and the lake became part of the architecture. From the moment you enter, your eye travels beneath the vaulted ceiling, past the wood beam and straight through to the water. And that view keeps finding you—while you're cooking, relaxing by the fire, waking up in the primary suite or heading downstairs. With approximately 3,800 finished square feet, this is also one of the largest condos on the street. A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace anchors the living space, with bamboo floors throughout the first floor. The renovated kitchen features 42-inch cabinetry, quartzite counters, glass subway tile, oversized sink and layered lighting. Nearly every fixture is on a dimmer—a detail you appreciate when evening comes, the lights go down and the lake is still there beyond the glass. A skylit dining room currently used as an office can flex to your needs, while the 1st floor primary has its own water view, two closets and a renovated bath with double vanity, tiled shower and soaking tub. Upstairs are 2 more bedrooms, one with a lake view, and an updated full bath. Outside, the setting really likes to show off. A two-tier deck, restained in 2026, gives you room to dine and lounge, with woods wrapping the shoreline and the lake stretching out in front of you. It feels private without feeling isolated, peaceful without putting you far from anything. Downstairs is another destination entirely: wet bar, game area, family room with projector and 11.2 surround-sound wiring, plus a fourth bedroom overlooking the water and third full bath. The Lakes of Aurora adds a low-maintenance lifestyle, two pools, tennis, clubhouse, fitness room, playground and walking paths. But the amenity that changes how you live here isn't on that list. It's the water. Morning coffee on the deck. Sunset across the water. And a view that belongs as much to the inside as the outside.