$549,900
You won't want to miss this one. This pride-of-ownership home offers an extraordinary opportunity to own your slice of lake life on sought-after Coon Lake. Every inch of this property whispers possibility – whether you're dreaming of a year-round sanctuary or the ultimate cabin escape.
Step inside to find two bedrooms, each boasting its own private full bathroom – a rare and coveted layout. The spacious living room invites you to unwind by the warmth of a gas-converted fireplace, setting the perfect tone for cozy Minnesota evenings.
But you'll likely spend most of your days in the stunning 3-season porch, where breathtaking panoramic views stretch across the water and soothe the soul.
The lower level is your blank canvas – envision one or even two additional bedrooms, a family room, extra storage, and a bathroom waiting to be brought to life. A second fireplace (set up for wood-burning) anchors the space with rustic charm. Just outside, the covered lower porch offers yet another front-row seat to the serenity of lakefront living.
And the lake itself? With roughly 100 feet of shoreline spanning two adjoined parcels, the possibilities are boundless – whether you expand, build your dream retreat, or simply soak in the unmatched beauty. Coon Lake is 1481 acres and is a haven for recreation: fishing, swimming, kayaking, and sandy beach days are a part of the lifestyle.
The insulated and heated garage is ready for projects year-round.
This is more than a home – it's a lifestyle, a canvas, and a legacy waiting for you. Come see it before it's gone.
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18329 Lakeview Point Drive NE, Wyoming
Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Premier Realty.
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