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A
Unique Luxury Estate Property For
Sale $2,450,000 |
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Located in the exclusive
Tanglewood-Clemmons area 9 miles west of Winston-Salem, North Carolina with all of
the incredible country living benefits (near Yadkin Wine Valley and other
wineries), but only 8 minutes away from the "city of the
arts!" This wonderful property is exceedingly private and secure, located
on a lovely winding road in the glorious North Carolina woods as a
fantastically unique 6,800 sq/ft residence with guesthouse/boathouse situated
on 1 lakefront acre.
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The
incomparable mill house home functions
perfectly
as a
year-round residence, a special retreat, and entertainment
paradise. The one-of-a-kind, exceedingly distinctive home is rich in
stunning
features that will astound, intrigue and impress all who enter
here.
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4 Bedrooms,
3.5 Baths |
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6800 sq/ft
plus detached full-featured guesthouse |
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Charming
waterwheel; restored and operating
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Water
bridge, lake gallery, gazebo, viewing platforms
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Luxurious
sunken bath in master with serene lake view |
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Stone,
wood, steel, slate, marble and terrazzo
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2-Story
conservatory, private study, and roof terrace |
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Main entry courtyard
with beautiful 10
ft. high stone walls.
Entry foyer/salon features a custom eight-color marble/brass
inlay floor with sunshine or moonlight coming in through
six-foot clear circle skylight.
The formal dining room has a glass door that leads to a unique
viewing platform overlooking the 2-tier waterfall next to the
waterwheel.
Ambient cove lighting throughout.
The formal living room displays a 19th century two-color marble
fireplace and custom oak flooring.
The lower level of the residence is situation below the water level. The
space has storage pantries, laundry
facilities, hobby room with enough extra space to accommodate a home theatre
or billiard room.
The kitchen features top of the line GE Profile, Thermador, and
KitchenAid appliances, scored oak cabinets, Corian countertops,
designer pullouts, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast
room with floor to ceiling custom cabinetry.
The
fantastic waterwheel has been restored to generate electricity
for the millhouse residence. |
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Now a well-known landmark, the
original
structure was built as a gristmill in 1929 by Robert Lasater, an Executive
with the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company.
The gristmill was designed
to be charmingly English by noted Winston-Salem
architect Luther Lashmit and the property was once part of a 400 acre baronial estate.
The initial
millhouse along with a portion of its surrounding wall structure were part of a dam system
while the original
waterwheel provided power for the mill as well as being a pumping station for the
adjacent four hundred acre fire protection system. |
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Featured in OUT & ABOUT
Magazine March-April 2006 |
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