Set back off the road, this majestic, custom home graces Ball Road. Meticulously designed and built in 2005, this stunning home offers the details and craftsman workmanship combined with modern amenities and a wonderful floor plan. Soaring ceilings, crown moldings, columns and built-ins are just a sampling of the style and architectural interest you will find in this one of a kind home. The home’s layout has an easy flow for entertaining complete with a back deck and open areas separated by beautiful columns. Large gathering areas are balanced with intimate retreats such as the cozy family room with gas burning fireplace and the intimate master suite with another gas fireplace and Palladian style window. Don’t miss the full finished basement with 10’ ceilings. Truly a retreat, this home is built in the Craftsman Style maintaining the historic integrity of a bygone era and the “Park Community” designation Mountain Lakes has achieved. Located on one of the town’s most popular streets, this home is close to schools, the lakes, Midvale Dock and transportation. Look no further, you have found “the one”. Neighborhood Description Take a step back in time to a town where families spend time together, children walk to school and play outside and everyone knows your name. The town is Mountain Lakes where residents still enjoy the tradition, history and ideals of this unique park community developed in the early 1900's. There are close to 500 Craftsman style homes still standing today. Mountain Lakes enjoys the largest collection of Craftsman style homes in the United States. These homes were built by a developer named Herbert Hapgood who built approximately 700 craftsman homes. Built from materials on the land, the homes boast stone chimneys, chestnut woodwork and hand hewn beams. Driving through the town is certainly a history lesson and those who visit or live in town appreciate the unique treasure, the town of Mountain Lakes.
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