Beyond the turrets, a home for every season.

Mornings with a view of the pond. Evenings gathered by the fire. At the end of a Waxhaw cul-de-sac, a stone facade and turreted roofline give this home a distinctive presence. Beyond that grand arrival, life opens toward the trees. Twelve exterior entrances connect the rooms to a lanai with a stone fireplace and gas kitchen, a separate cabana with a fireplace and bar seating, and a wood fire pit beneath the hardwoods. There is a place for morning coffee, a long dinner, and the conversation that carries on after it.

Inside, the two-storey great room brings together six windows, a fireplace and the curved balconies above. The room has the scale for an occasion and the warmth for an ordinary afternoon. Off the kitchen, the living room offers a different mood: a vaulted, beamed ceiling and a fieldstone fireplace. A formal dining room gives gatherings their own setting, while the main-floor primary suite has a door to the outdoors. From a quiet start to the day to an evening with company, the house offers space to come together and room to retreat.