Route 695 to Route 715 (Lower Cambridge Road), home on right & 19.57 acres of waterfront on left /- 575' of WATERFRONT - 113.56 acres, including 19.57 acres along the lake. Rare property set on Peaceful countryside hilltop with sweeping views and access to Washademoak Lake. Formerly Motts Landing Vineyard. Along lake youll find undisturbed shoreline, two boat moorings, road providing access to water, and protected riparian zone. Sloped field near the shoreline adds another layer of use and potential. Tile-drained fields, Pond for skating in winter and wildlife watching through the warmer seasons, plus managed woodlot with access to back of the property create year-round enjoyment, whether summer strolls, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing in winter. Built in 2001, farmhouse offers timeless curb appeal with wraparound veranda, screened-in porch and a 3-season porch designed for quiet mornings, evening views, and peaceful country living. Inside, main level is warm and inviting, featuring custom kitchen with island and quality finishes flowing naturally into dining and living areas. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame surrounding landscape and fill the home with natural light. Radiata Pine trim and doors sourced from New Zealand pair beautifully with cabinetry crafted from century-old reclaimed wood, giving home character and craftsmanship that feel both refined and authentic. Main floor primary suite include ensuite with classic clawfoot tub. Upstairs offers private office, second bedroom with its own bath, and finished loft, ideal for guests, studio space, or quiet retreat. Walkout lower level provides excellent storage, half bath, and dedicated craft or work area with utility sink. Outside, three-bay garage includes walk-in cooler and craft room, while additional outbuilding offers space for equipment, tools, or storage. Energy-efficient geothermal heating helps keep operating costs in check. Private retreat, hobby farm, waterfront escape, or full homestead opportunity, this property refuses to fit neatly into one box, and that is exactly what makes it special. (id:27476)
