4220 Renshaw Run, Lambertville, MI 48144

Description

A truly extraordinary architectural retreat where nature, design, and resort-style living come together. Nestled on approximately 6 private, wooded acres in Lambertville, this remarkable custom residence, known as "Halfway Creek," was designed by renowned architect Charles Stinson and built by Valle Custom Homes, a highly respected luxury builder known for exceptional quality, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. A dramatic tree-lined drive leads to this one-of-a-kind contemporary home, surrounded by mature trees, a meandering creek, private bridge, and abundant wildlife. Completed in October 2014 after an extensive custom design and build process, the home showcases exceptional craftsmanship with clear-grade Douglas Fir ceilings, Brazilian Walnut flooring, heated porcelain and radiant tile floors, custom walnut cabinetry and built-ins by Dwayne Fielitz, custom natural stone, Loewen windows and Bocci lighting. All doors throughout the house (both swinging and pocket doors) are solid core clear grade vertical grain Douglas fir. The gourmet kitchen features Sub-Zero refrigeration and Wolf appliances, while the luxurious primary suite offers custom walnut built-ins and a spa-inspired bath with radiant heated floors. The expansive lower level provides a second kitchen, Sub-Zero refrigerator, recreation areas, bedrooms/flex spaces, gym, yoga room and custom infrared sauna, with endless possibilities for additional lifestyle spaces. Step outside and discover a private resort-style oasis featuring a heated saltwater pool with approximately 9-foot deep end, pool bath, newer cabana and a fully remodeled outdoor kitchen with Wolf grill, Sub-Zero refrigerator, granite counters, motorized screens and built-in speakers. Professionally landscaped grounds offer nature trails, bonfire area, room for a tennis or volleyball court, space for practicing your tee shots, four-wheeler trails and winter sledding hills. A 5-car garage with extra-deep bays and custom storage is complemented by a separate climate-controlled w