Framed by two mature oak trees, the warm brick façade and graceful arched windows of 4506 Lowerby Lane create an inviting first impression that feels timeless and welcoming.
High ceilings and soft ambient light make this entryway feel like a proper welcome rather than a pass-through. Every guest gets a moment to pause here before stepping further into the home.
Two arched windows frame a view of mature trees and greenery, filling this dining room with beautiful natural light. Wainscoting and crown molding add a sense of timeless elegance that still feels warm and livable.
This is the room for closing the door and getting things done — quiet, bright, and far enough from the kitchen noise to actually concentrate. Wood floors and tall windows make it feel more like a retreat than an obligation.
This is the room built for both quiet nights in and open-house entertaining, with a fireplace as the visual anchor and sightlines straight through to the pool outside.
This is the room where everyone ends up: kitchen at your back, pool out front, and enough seating for the whole crew to pile in after a swim. The layout keeps conversation flowing between whoever's cooking and whoever's lounging.
Rich cherry cabinetry and granite counters wrap around a sunny breakfast nook where the morning light hits the table just right for cereal bowls and coffee mugs. It's the kind of kitchen that turns everyday breakfast into a small ritual.
Natural light pours in from three directions, catching the granite counters and warm cherry cabinets that anchor this kitchen. It's a layout built for a crowd, with counter space to spare for a full holiday prep.
A gleaming granite island puts the cooktop at the center of the action and means facing the room, not the wall — a small design choice that changes how a family actually uses a kitchen. Rich wood tones and warm stone counters make the space feel collected, not sterile.
This is the room built for the end of a long day — with vaulted ceilings, a sunlit seating nook, fresh soft-white paint, and an arched window that frames the quiet green of the surrounding trees. Virtually furnished
Sink into the corner Jacuzzi tub after a long day, with soft natural light spilling in through the surroundingwindows. Just steps away, the oversized glass shower offers its own quiet retreat — this bathroom updated with new cabinetry and fixtures was built for slowing down, not rushing through.
This is the closet that ends the 'where do we put it all' conversation — shelving and hanging space on every wall,with room left over. It's storage that actually gets used, not just admired.
Two windows flood this bedroom with cross-lit natural light. It's the kind of room that feels bigger than its square footage. Virtually furnished
This secondary bedroom includes upgraded wood flooring and a double door closet access.
Addtional secondary bedroom
Fresh quartz countertops and a wide mirror make this renovated bathroom feel bright and current, with dual sinksthat spare the whole family a morning bottleneck. New cabinetry in a soft taupe tone keeps the palette calm and cohesive.
A rainfall shower head and matte black fixtures bring a touch of the primary suite's spa feel to this secondarybathroom. It's the kind of detail that reassures a buyer: this house has been cared for.
This is where the outdoor kitchen meets the lounge—grill conveniently located near the seating area while the spa bubbles just beyond the columns. It's an effortless setup for everything from casual weeknight dinners to weekend gatherings. Virtually furnished
From the waterfall rocks to the covered outdoor kitchen, this backyard reads like a checklist of everything afamily could want in one enclosed, private space. The brick home wraps around the pool almost protectively, keeping the whole scene contained and secure.
This is the full picture: pool, spa, outdoor kitchen, and covered lounge, all connected under one roofline andframed by mature landscaping. It's a backyard built to be lived in daily, not just photographed once.
Picture burgers sizzling here on a Friday night while the pool glimmers just a few feet away — this outdoorkitchen was clearly built for entertaining, not just grilling hot dogs. The built-in sink alongside makes cleanup painless.
Looking back towards the house and the beautiful large windows.
A generous side yard runs the length of the house, wide enough for a wagon path or a row of garden beds, leading back to a storage shed tucked against the fence. Crepe myrtles in full bloom add a splash of color along the way.
Blooming crepe myrtles arch over a quiet side yard that connects the front of the property to the private backyardbeyond. The storage shed here means there's a place for everything, from lawn tools to pool floats.
A mature shade tree anchors this quiet corner of the backyard, with privacy fencing on all sides keeping the spacefeeling enclosed and secure. It's the kind of spot where a hammock or a reading chair would feel right at home.
Aerial view of Lowerby Lane
The community clubhouse with a swimming pool and tennis courts anchors the neighborhood's green space,offering a resort-style amenity just minutes from home. Mature trees and walking paths connect it all together.
View of the community pool, tennis courts and clubhouse looking back towards Lowerby Lane.
Overarching view of the amenities and nearby lake.