Nestled among the towering trees and tranquil waters of Lake Cypress Springs, 136 King Andrew Court is a truly one-of-a-kind waterfront retreat rich in history, character, and architectural significance. Originally constructed in 1980, the home underwent a remarkable transformation in the mid-1990's under the direction of renowned Dallas architect Dean Smith. The renovation incorporated extraordinary reclaimed materials, including hand-hewn wood salvaged from a Mississippi church originally built in the 1860s, infusing the home with warmth, craftsmanship, and a story that spans generations. Dramatically designed to showcase its natural surroundings, the residence features soaring ceilings, rich architectural details, and expansive windows that frame breathtaking lake views while filling the interior with natural light. Every space reflects a thoughtful blend of rustic elegance and timeless design, creating an atmosphere that is both grand and inviting. Whether enjoying peaceful mornings overlooking the water, entertaining family and friends, or simply appreciating the home's unique heritage, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural artistry on the shores of the lake. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify all information, including square footage, lot dimensions, school attendance zones, taxes, and property features prior to purchase.
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