
A stone-clad bungaloft with views of the lake, built in 2015.
Built in 2015 at 414 Nelson Street West, this three-bedroom home stands behind stone entry pillars and a circular driveway, looking out toward the water of Port Dover.
Inside, maple floors run beneath cathedral ceilings, leading past a main-floor primary suite to a custom kitchen that frames the lake.

Natural light floods the great room through oversized windows, illuminating the maple floors and the stone-surrounded fireplace.

Gather under the vaulted cathedral ceiling where exposed wood beams catch the afternoon sun. Oversized windows look out toward the lake, while a wall-mounted gas fireplace keeps the entire open space warm.
Exposed wooden beams and arched windows above the hardwood floor.

A decorative glass front door with sidelights opens onto maple hardwood.

A stone surround frames the hearth beneath the high ceiling in this expansive dining room.
The custom kitchen looks out to the water, while the main-floor primary suite opens directly to the outdoors.
Retreat to a main-floor sanctuary where sliding glass doors connect the bedroom directly to the fresh air. Next door, a jetted tub sits beneath a bright skylight, creating a private space to unwind at the end of the day.



A separate detached space offers room for projects, vehicle storage, or hobbies. Heated by a wood-burning stove, the wood-paneled workshop remains usable through every season.



Polished hardwood flooring runs continuously through the main living spaces. It ties the rooms together, catching the natural light from the large windows and creating a consistent, grounded feel throughout the home.



A wrap-around wooden deck surrounds the swimming pool, creating a private space bordered by mature trees.




