This custom-built modern retreat offers the perfect balance of privacy, luxury, and low-maintenance living, all just minutes from the city with paved-road access. Thoughtfully designed with comfort and accessibility in mind, the home features wide hallways, open living spaces, and true single-level living-ideal for empty nesters or someone seeking ease and tranquility. A dramatic 35-foot curtain wall frames sweeping views of the lap pool and surrounding countryside, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor living. Interior finishes include polished concrete floors, soft-close cabinetry with concealed hinges, and FireClay tile in both bathrooms. The chef's kitchen is equipped with Miele and Thermador appliances, a Galley workstation sink, built-in coffee system, wine fridge, and abundant storage. This home was also featured in Kitchen & Bath Design! Natural light fills the open living area, creating a space well suited for entertaining or quiet evenings at home. The flexible layout allows for three bedrooms or two bedrooms and a home office or den, with each room offering access to its own sleek, modern bath. Smart and efficient features include Savant sound, solar panels, a Generac generator, spray-foam insulation, steel framing, a TPO roof, and a private well with EWS filtration. Outdoor living is equally impressive with an epoxy-finished patio, outdoor kitchen, Mugnaini wood-fired pizza oven, zero-scaped pool area with new pump and tile, and a turf dog run. The 10-acre property includes a couple ponds, mature trees, a fenced area suitable for horses or hobbies, and ample space to add a shop or barn. A large storm shelter and a 40-foot shipping container with conduit for power provide additional functionality and storage. This beautifully designed modern retreat delivers exceptional craftsmanship, thoughtful amenities, and the freedom of wide-open country living.

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