Residenza Unifamiliare A Greensboro

Some homes at Reynolds Lake Oconee have golf views. Very few pair them with this much privacy. Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on 0.86 acres, with about 7 acres of protected common woodlands wrapping the property, this custom home looks straight out over the 7th green of The Creek Club, the pond beside it, and the 8th fairway beyond. Inside, the home lives easily. Soaring ceilings carry across both the main and terrace levels, and large arched Marvin casement windows pull in light all day while framing those golf course views. Six bedrooms, six and a half baths, a dedicated exercise room, and an elevator give everyone room to spread out, whether it’s a full house of guests or a quiet week at home. The kitchen is the room people will talk about. A curved quartzite island anchors the space, backed by custom cabinetry that runs to the ceiling, a 48-inch Wolf cooktop, wall and steam ovens, a Cove dishwasher, and a separate custom pantry. Just steps away, a glass-front bar with a built-in ice machine sits beside a glass-enclosed wine cellar with label-forward Vino View racking and its own split-zone cooling system. Outdoor living here rivals a resort. The heated infinity-edge pool and spa are set in travertine decking, framed by massive boulder retaining walls and more than 100 landscape lights that bring the grounds to life after dark. A screened porch with a gas fireplace and a grilling deck with a built-in FireMagic grill keep the outdoors in play all year.
The primary suite feels like a spa, with marble floors, heated bathroom floors, a glass-enclosed shower, an air-jetted soaking tub, and an oversized custom closet. Hardwood floors run throughout the main and terrace levels, and the behind-the-scenes details are just as thoughtful: plantation shutters and automatic shades, whole-home carbon filtration with a water softener, seven zones of reverse osmosis drinking water, instant hot water recirculation, and an 11-zone indoor and outdoor sound system.