$3,450,000 | Built 1976 | 7,598 Sq. Ft. | 4 Bedrooms | 5.5+ Bathrooms | 0.50 Acres
38371 Huron Pointe Dr, Harrison Township, MI 48045
This custom waterfront home is situated on Black Creek Lagoon and includes a 55-foot enclosed boat house, now available for sale at $3.45 million in Harrison Township, Michigan. This property is perfect for entertaining! It’s a unique custom-built residence featuring a 55-foot enclosed boat house and seven additional boat wells. Highlights include a stunning built-in swimming pool that overlooks the bay, nearly 8,000 square feet of elegant living space, a grand two-story entrance with a wrought iron staircase, a luxurious first-floor owner’s suite complete with a designer bathroom and attached screened-in porch, and a spacious great room showcasing a 40-foot wet bar with expansive windows offering beautiful water views.
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The first floor also features a dedicated exercise room, and a gourmet chef’s kitchen. The second floor includes an apartment-style suite complete with a full kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and living room, ideal for an in-law suite. Additionally, there are three more bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. The property boasts a 3.5-car heated garage and an extra large driveway for guest parking. The pool area includes a bath with a steam shower. Built in 2008, the home showcases high-end finishes throughout, with the current owner continually making upgrades. This is a true paradise for boating enthusiasts, located just minutes away from Lake St. Clair. The home is currently listed at $3.45 million with Thomas Zibkowski from Real Estate One. Photography provided by Joyce Thompson of Real Vision Studio.
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