There’s a sense of calm the moment you arrive—when the trees give way and the pond comes into view, glassy and still, mirroring the sky. Set on nearly two acres in the heart of Bartonville, this newly built five-bedroom home offers the rare balance of peaceful seclusion and everyday convenience. It feels private, quiet, grounded—yet you’re minutes from everything.
At first glance, the architecture draws you in. Clean lines. Natural materials. A sense of ease. Then you notice the bridge—glass, elegant, unexpected—stretching over a winding creek and leading to the master suite and office. It’s a design that blurs boundaries, both literally and figuratively. Indoors and out. Work and rest. Structure and nature.
Inside, the home unfolds in a way that feels intentional. Light floods every room. Large windows frame the surrounding trees. Every view, curated by the land itself. The kitchen is warm and functional, designed for both daily living and effortless hosting—with a hidden butler’s pantry that keeps the rhythm of life moving smoothly behind the scenes.
The heart of the home flows outward. Expansive outdoor living spaces invite you to linger—multiple patios tucked into the landscape, each one offering a different perspective. Morning coffee. Evening gatherings. Late-night stargazing.
The master suite is a retreat, removed from the main living spaces just enough to feel like your own sanctuary. The office sits nearby, perched above the water with calming views of the pond—a setting that brings focus without effort.
Built by the visionary team at Highpoint Homes, every inch of the property has been thoughtfully considered. From the mature trees that offer shade and presence, to the pond that anchors the land in quiet beauty, this is a home that lives differently. A place to slow down, breathe deep, and still be close to what matters.
