This house was built in 2025, so everything is brand new and beautiful. Perfect for a large family or multiple families — upstairs and downstairs kitchens, tons of room to spread out. One of the nicest, newest places we've ever stayed; they put serious money into it. The view is 10/10, just spectacular.Know this going in: it sits on top of an old 1800s lumber shipping point. The docks are gone, but the pilings are still standing in the water — rows of weathered posts and washed-out timbers running out into the lake. If you love history, it's incredible. There's about a quarter mile of secluded shoreline to walk, and you basically have it to yourself.But getting down means cutting through the neighbor's place and using their staircase, which feels a little weird. And I would not swim here, especially with kids — no telling what's submerged around those old pilings. We treated it as a look-and-explore beach, not a swim beach.So: if you want a stunning new house, an unreal view, and a one-of-a-kind historic shoreline, it's a 10. If you're picturing a classic sandy swim-and-splash beach day, this isn't that. Go in with the right expectations and it's well worth it. We'd come back.