The Lodge

At approximately 22,000 square feet, the principal residence combines extensive steel framing with Indiana limestone sourced from the same quarry used for the Empire State Building and the Pentagon. Six years in the making, the home reflects a level of permanence rarely seen in residential construction.

The Principal Residence

A dramatic two-story library anchors the residence with architectural gravity and an extraordinary sense of scale, complemented by hand-finished mahogany millwork and the home's Richardsonian Romanesque character.

The Library

With five kitchens distributed throughout the property, the compound is thoughtfully equipped to support everyday family life, private gatherings, and large-scale entertaining with effortless flow.

The Kitchens

The Guest Residence

A separate guest residence extends the estate's sense of privacy and flexibility, providing an independent setting for family and guests within the fully realized private compound.

Two resort-style pool and spa environments transform the grounds into a private retreat, creating inviting settings for relaxation, recreation, and entertaining. The pool house complements the resort-style grounds and supports seamless indoor-outdoor living, adding flexibility to both everyday enjoyment and large-scale entertaining.

Pool & Spa

Extensive indoor and outdoor gathering spaces are carefully integrated throughout the property, creating privacy, flexibility, and an effortless connection between the residence and its grounds. Imported European fireplaces contribute warmth, permanence, and old-world character to a residence distinguished by Richardsonian Romanesque architecture and exceptional craftsmanship.

Indoor & Outdoor Spaces

Mature trees, water, and protected grounds surround the estate, creating an uncommon sense of privacy and seclusion. The peninsula setting offers a rare convergence of acreage, water, architecture, and discretion. Seven-car capacity and 24-hour manned security provide practical convenience and peace of mind, supporting the estate's role as a complete private compound.

The Grounds