10849 First Street, Morton Township, MI 49346

Location, location, location! This total rebuild at 10849 First St. in Canadian lakes has the panoramic views and the much-desired sandy beach. Watch the sun rise with your morning coffee on the composite and maintenance free covered deck. The floor plan is thoughtfully designed, featuring vaulted ceilings and open spaces ideal for entertaining. The gourmet kitchen is a showstopper, boasting extensive cabinetry, a large island, a perfect blend of quartz and granite countertops, and illuminated cabinets for added elegance. It seamlessly connects to the dining area, creating a natural gathering spot for family and friends. The living room, with its stunning lake views, is enhanced by a cozy gas log fireplace and a custom bar--perfect for evening relaxation.The main floor also includes a dedicated laundry room and an inviting primary suite. The luxurious ensuite bathroom is a true retreat, featuring a large tiled shower with a rain head, heated floors, and a walk-in closet with custom organizers. Upstairs, the loft area provides a versatile space that can serve as a cozy sitting nook or a home office. With two additional bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom, your guests will enjoy the utmost comfort and privacy. Situated on 1.5 lots, the property offers ample space for an additional garage with potential living quarters above, ideal for guests or extra storage. Additional highlights include a striking beach accent wall, in-ground irrigation, and high-end finishes throughout, including Anderson windows, solid oak doors, remote-controlled window blinds, and a oak staircases adorned with wrought iron railings. Nestled in the heart of Canadian Lakes, you'll enjoy access to shopping, dining, community pools, amazing golf courses, and more. With everything in this home being just a year old, the owners spared no expense in selecting quality materials and tasteful details, making this lakeside retreat truly move-in ready. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a beautifully designed home in one of Michigan's most sough