Sophistication and serenity define this exceptional custom waterfront estate in the prestigious gated community, Village Enclave of South Barrington, where French Chateau-inspired architecture meets modern luxury. Set on a pristine pond lot within highly acclaimed District 220 and just minutes from The Arboretum's dining, shopping, and entertainment, this home offers refined living in an unbeatable location. Meticulously crafted with rich hardwood floors, intricate millwork, and exquisite cabinetry, the home showcases timeless design and superior craftsmanship throughout. The main level features a luxurious primary suite along with two additional ensuite bedrooms, offering both comfort and convenience. Upstairs, a private sitting area, two bedrooms, and a full bath create a flexible retreat ideal for guests, extended family, or live-in arrangements. At the heart of the home, a stunning gourmet kitchen with Wolf and Bosch appliances, granite countertops, and custom cabinetry flows seamlessly into the dining and family rooms, anchored by a striking mahogany fireplace. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame tranquil water views, while a terrace and deck provide the perfect setting for indoor-outdoor living and entertaining. LED accent lighting enhances the home's elevated ambiance. The finished lower level is designed for entertaining, featuring heated porcelain tile floors, a spacious recreation area, full wet bar, multiple fireplaces, and a private guest suite with a walk-in closet and full bath. Outdoors, enjoy an elevated deck overlooking the pond, along with additional covered space for storage beneath the deck. This extraordinary residence is a true statement of craftsmanship, elegance, and waterfront luxury. Located within District 220 schools and just moments from the upscale dining, shopping, and lifestyle offerings of The Arboretum, this residence represents a rare opportunity to experience European-inspired elegance, luxurious comfort, and timeless design in one of South Barrington's most sought-after communities.
