500 Ln 210 Hamilton Lk, Hamilton, IN 46742

Property Description

Set within coveted Island Park on Hamilton Lake, where properties are tightly held and rarely offered to the public, this custom-built residence is surrounded by the kind of water views that make the setting feel almost unreal. Fee Bay stretches out on one side, Hamilton Lake opens wide on the other, and a flat waterfront lot puts the shoreline just steps from the home. Built in 2006 with 4 bedrooms, and 2.5 baths, the home was designed to make the water part of nearly every room and every day spent here. Inside, 2,300 square feet is thoughtfully arranged around the view. The main level unfolds in one open, light-filled space where the custom kitchen, dining area, and living room all face the water, creating a backdrop that changes with the light, weather, and season. The main-floor primary suite includes a substantial walk-in closet, while a den or fourth bedroom adds flexibility. A dedicated laundry room with utility sink, pantry, half bath, and additional storage keep the everyday details tucked neatly away. Upstairs feels intentionally separate, giving family and guests a space of their own. An oversized 21x13 loft anchors the level alongside two bedrooms, a full bath, generous storage, and a private 15x8 deck overlooking the water. Outside is where the island setting truly takes over. More than 1,500 square feet of outdoor living space wraps the home in places to gather, dine, unwind, and watch the lake. The front porch looks across Fee Bay, while a sprawling 1,000-square-foot, two-tier composite deck steps toward the Hamilton Lake shoreline and seawall. A sandy-bottom swimming area invites long summer days in the water, and the included hot tub may have one of the best seats on the island. Low-maintenance by design and surrounded by water, this is a home made for spending less time working on the lake house and considerably more time living in it. Parks, restaurants, and conveniences are nearby, but once you cross onto Island Park, the rest of the world feels just a little farther away.