2444 Woods Drive Victoria MN 55386

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Property Description for 2444 Woods Drive Victoria MN 55386 - MLS# 7156159

Lake views, sunsets and custom craftsmanship you won't find in today's new construction. This 5-bedroom, 4-bath walkout home in Victoria was custom built by McDonald Construction overlooking Wassermann Lake, with more than 4,100 finished square feet. The back of the home was designed around the view, with oversized custom windows framing the water, the natural setting and the evening sunsets. Outside, a maintenance-free deck, stone patio and backyard fire pit area sit among mature landscaping and a naturalized setting. Inside, rich alder woodwork, hardwood floors, graceful arches and custom architectural details bring a warmth that production builds rarely match. Freshly painted walls and white enameled trim, plus brand-new carpet, mean this home shows like a model and is ready for move-in now. The kitchen features a large center island, double ovens, stainless steel appliances and a true walk-in pantry with cabinetry and microwave. A pass-through butler's pantry connects to the formal dining room. The great room centers on a stone-surround fireplace with built-ins and lake views. Upstairs, you'll find a large upper-level family room, a primary suite overlooking the lake, two bedrooms joined by a Jack & Jill bath, upper-level laundry and a bonus room with potential as a 6th bedroom. The finished walkout lower level adds a second family room with fireplace, a wet bar under a beamed ceiling, two more bedrooms and a bath. The 3-car garage includes custom cabinetry, and an unfinished space above it, accessed from the upper level, adds even more storage. All of it sits minutes from downtown Victoria, parks, trails and the Lake Minnetonka Regional Trail. Craftsmanship like this is hard to replicate today. See it at sunset and you'll understand.