(UNDER CONTRACT) LUXURY LAKEFRONT EQUINE ESTATE
$1,295,000

Lake Acreage For Sale

UNDER CONTRACT, TAKING BACKUP OFFERS NOW

Welcome to Manor House Ln in Saint Cloud, where luxurious living meets breathtaking water views on Beautiful, renowned Lake Gentry! This extraordinary property offers unparalleled seclusion while remaining conveniently close to modern amenities. Nestled on a sprawling 7.5-acre lot at the end of a private, dead-end road, this huge 5300-square-foot 4/5 bedroom, 5-bath estate boasts a unique landscape with the flowing canal bordering the entire west end and the lake situated on the south end. With no neighbors on the north side, privacy is maximized, offering a tranquil setting with limited disturbance. A new roof was installed this July, and the house has been remodeled and replumbed. Large kitchen with Granite countertop with upgrade appliances. 24-foot ceilings in the grand room with wood beams and fireplace

BRAND NEW 60K ROOF INSTALLED JULY 2024 TO LOWER YOUR INSURANCE RATE
BRAND NEW 5K 120 GALLON SOLAR HOT WATER HEATER JULY 2024
REPIPED UPGRADE VINYL WINDOW REPLACEMENT

long boat dock with two sitting areas for relaxation after a long day of fishing or skiing ON 1800 ACRE DEEP LAKE GENTRY
Cantilever Boat lift will lift up to 26 foot boat or Pontoon
Sugar Sand Beach cleared of all vegetation
Lounging area in beach area
Excellent deep-water lake for skiing and fishing

Flowing canal on side of property

Has fully enclosed 24X40 RV garage with workshop entry
Carport for 2 cars
Shelters for pastured horses
Sugar Sand beach cleared of all vegetation
Designated lounging area overlooking beach
Long dock with boatlift and sitting areas
Grass strip airport in rear of property
Excellent skiing and Fishing in very private, 1800-acre lake Gentry

Horse Facility Features
6 Stall Breezeway show barn includes a larger stallion/foaling stall.
Tack Room
Grooming area and wash rack included.
Every stall has runs and separate pens leading to gates into pastures.
Endless trail riding right off the property on the canal right of ways that feed the lakes.