In a well-kept gated neighborhood near Four Corners, this home pairs a calm-cove setting with a boat slip that makes Lake days effortless.
This second-tier property offers a year-round view of the water plus a highly desirable 12x32 community boat slip—giving you quick access to the Lake without the upkeep. Built in 2017, the 3-bedroom, 2-bath layout includes 1,696 square feet of comfortable living space.
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Inside, the home feels warm and inviting, with open living spaces that flow well for entertaining. Three bedrooms add flexibility for family, guests, or a dedicated office/hobby space.
Practicality is covered, too. A spacious two-car garage provides room for vehicles and lake gear, along with attic storage for the extras that always seem to come with Lake life.
Outside is where the setting really shines. The yard is beautifully landscaped and equipped with an irrigation system, so it stays green without becoming a project. A fire pit adds a natural gathering spot—perfect for winding down after sunset or catching up with friends on crisp evenings.
And because the home sits in a gated HOA community, you get a nice balance of privacy and a neighborhood that feels consistently cared for.
The location at the 31-mile marker in Linn Creek Cove is a sweet spot for both boating and day-to-day convenience. From the dock, popular waterfront stops like Fish & Co., The Cave, and Papa Chubby’s are just minutes away. By land, grocery stores and outdoor adventures at Ha Ha Tonka State Park are nearby, too.
This home is a strong fit for buyers who want the fun of the Lake—views, boating, and a welcoming place to gather—without the constant maintenance demands that can come with being right on the water.
Reach out to Aimee Amburgey at 573-375-9681 or Aimee@lakeexporealestate.com to learn more and see if this Porch Swing Boulevard property matches your Lake plan.
