$7,100,000

LIFE AT THE POINT, REIMAGINED One of the largest lots in The Point on Lake Norman. Designed by architect Christopher Phelps, this American Craftsman Lodge Home delivers what few properties can: true waterfront privacy, forested seclusion, and architectural integrity that simply isn’t replicated in new construction. Carolina Timberworks custom wood arches frame a soaring 21-foot ceiling, complemented by wide-plank hickory hardwoods, Clark Hall iron entry doors, Pella windows, Hardie board siding, and Clopay garage. Two kitchens. Zero compromises. The main kitchen features a twelve-foot granite island, dual Sub-Zero refrigerators, Wolf range and wall ovens, Bosch and Miele dishwashers, Sub-Zero wine storage, and a full butler’s pantry. The downstairs bar adds dual Sub-Zero wine refrigerators, Thermador beverage drawers, a Perlick ice maker, kegerator, and Miele dishwasher — built to entertain at scale. A private owner’s wing. Suites for everyone else. The primary suite occupies its own main-level wing with heated floors, dual closets, and an adjacent home office. An additional en-suite bedroom offers main-level guest privacy. The lower level adds three more guest suites, a bar and entertainment room, a temperature-controlled wine room, and an exercise studio with dry sauna. Lake living, earned. The screened lakeside porch — heated and anchored by an outdoor fireplace — opens to direct lake access. Deeded boat slip, thirteen-zone irrigation, and estate-standard grounds complete the picture. The garage that goes beyond parking. The home includes an attached three-car garage plus a separate two-car garage beneath a Porte-cochère — offering flexible space currently configured for a golf simulator and workshop. Systems worthy of the architecture. Geothermal heat pump, seven-zone HVAC, Generac whole-home generator, Control4 automation, Sonance audio, commercial lightning protection, whole-house water filtration, and an oversized motor court. Private showings by appointment only.