• LOTD ID: B 64
• MLS: 505425
• 1120 West Club Blvd.
• 4 Bedrooms / 4.5 Baths
• 3456 Square Feet
• 1.22 Acres
• Priced at $2,250,000

The home is situated on over an acre of lakefront property with an expansive view of Lake Toxaway's infamous Skier's Cove.

The new kitchen features uba-tuba granite counters, with a generous workstation/breakfast bar. The kitchen has custom cabinets accented with antique beams. The kitchen also features top of the line stainless steel appliances. The large open great-room features pine flooring, tongue and grove wood ceilings, and a native stone fireplace. There is also a wet bar and wine cooler. Great home for the entertainer!

The lower level features a suite perfect for guests, grandchildren, or mother-in-law. The second stone fireplace is located on the lower level.

The exterior of the home is constructed from native stone, board and batten wood siding, and cedar shakes. There is a cart-path that leads from the house to the lake. There is also ample outdoor living space, with multi-level large decks. There is a sunning deck on the roof of the boathouse. You are conveniently located to the main entrance, the Tom Fazio Golf Learning and Fitness Center, and the main Club House. Only qualified buyers, please.

• Covered decks
• Ample outdoor living space
• 2 Fireplaces
• Tongue and groove wood ceilings and pine flooring in the great room
• Uba-Tuba granite counters  and customs cabinets accented with antique beams in kitchen
• Top of the line stainless steel appliances
• Cart path to boathouse
• Landscaping and planting around the house

Listing provided by The Lake Toxaway Company

Located between the resort towns of Brevard and Highlands, Lake Toxaway is home to North Carolina's largest private lake, and the award winning newly designed Kris Spence golf course. Lake Toxaway residents enjoy living in a community with a rich history. Families have been drawn to the breathtaking mountain vistas and crystal clear waters of Lake Toxaway since 1903 when the Fords, Edisons, and Rockefellers came by private railroad car. Today, residents share 5,000 acres where Mother Nature displays some of her best work, twelve months a year