Résidence Unifamiliale À Leesburg

Custom built in 2025 on 1.22 acres with 115 feet of frontage on Lake Harris, part of the Harris Chain of Lakes, 4410 Corley Island Rd is the rare like-new lakefront home where the work is already done. No HOA. No CDD. No 40-year-old roof, plumbing, or AC to replace. Just solid block-and-stucco construction, giant moss-draped live oaks, and open water out back. Best of all, the home itself sits in Flood Zone X.
Walk in and the vaulted great room opens up in front of you, with clerestory windows, tall windows, and French doors pulling in natural light and lake views. The kitchen is made for cooking and gathering: navy shaker cabinets with soft-close doors and drawers, butcher block counters, a U-shaped layout with breakfast bar, walk-in pantry, stainless chimney hood, and a 5-burner propane range. The oversized triple window over the sink looks through the porch, past the oaks, to Lake Harris. Doing dishes has never had a better view.
The split floor plan gives the primary suite its own side of the home. French doors open straight onto the screened porch, so morning coffee is steps from bed. The en suite bath features dual sinks, a large glass-enclosed walk-in shower, a private water closet, and a linen closet, plus two closets in the suite, including a walk-in. On the other side, two more bedrooms (the second also opens to the porch) share a full bath with a glass walk-in shower. A 14x13 office/den with a triple window overlooking the oaks works as a home office, gym, or 4th bedroom. You also get a half bath for guests, a separate dining room, an indoor laundry room, luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, and accessibility features already in place, including grab bars, pocket doors, and single-story living with no interior steps.
Then step outside. The 66x10 screened porch runs the full length of the back of the home, with ceiling fans and room to dine, lounge, and entertain year-round. Beyond it, the yard rolls toward the water beneath stunning live oaks. With 115 feet of frontage, there is room to plan your own dock, boat lift, or waterfront fire pit (buyer to verify permitting). The Harris Chain connects nine lakes for boating, fishing, and cruising to waterfront towns and restaurants, including Mount Dora by way of the Dora Canal.
The details buyers want: 2-car attached garage (26x24), private well, septic, propane, central air, shingle roof, and 2025 construction. No HOA means no one telling you what you can park, plant, or build. 2025 taxes were $3,669 (non-homestead). Cash, conventional, FHA, and VA financing considered.
Tucked away on Corley Island Rd, you are minutes from downtown Leesburg, Venetian Gardens, shopping, and dining, with an easy drive to The Villages, Mount Dora, and Florida’s Turnpike for Orlando.
Lakefront homes on the Harris Chain with this much frontage, this much land, and this new a build rarely come up, and they do not sit long. The home is vacant and easy to show. Schedule your private showing today and see the view from the porch for yourself before someone else calls it home.