About 10320 Harpers Ferry Court
Crafted from enduring stone and steeped in history, this extraordinary 1920s residence was originally built as the clubhouse for a private nine-hole golf course. Nearly a century later, it remains one of the area's most distinctive properties--an elegant home that captures the character of its past while offering the comfort and convenience of modern living. From the moment you arrive, the stone facade and beautifully landscaped grounds create a sense of permanence and retreat. The home's historic architecture is complemented by thoughtful updates, making it as practical as it is captivating. Step inside to discover soaring ceilings, rich woodwork, and a dramatic stone fireplace that anchors the grand living room. Expansive windows fill the home with natural light, and the floorplan flows gracefully from the formal dining room to the bright sunroom and covered porch--perfect for gathering, entertaining, or simply unwinding. The primary suite offers a true sanctuary, complete with anewly designed spa bath featuring heated floors and luxe finishes. Additional bedrooms provide flexibility for family, guests, or a home office. Every room carries a sense of warmth and character, while updated mechanicals throughout provide peace of mind. Yet the highlight of the property lies just beyond the patio: an exceptional pool house designed for year-round enjoyment. This private retreat features a full-sized indoor swimming pool, hot tub, full bath, and generous space to entertain or escape in any season. Whether hosting lively gatherings with friends or enjoying a quiet evening by the water, the pool house is a showpiece that sets this home apart. Set on an oversized lot, the property also includes an attached two-car garage with EV charging, ample storage, and convenient highway access. Just a mile from Whitmore Lake, it offers the rare balance of privacy and proximityclose to everyday amenities, yet tucked away in a setting that feels like a world of its own. Stone homes of this scale, character, and history rarely come t
