12150 Pinedale Street, Crosslake, MN 56442

Property Description

Looking for a 4-bedroom Craftsman home in Crosslake with the construction quality and custom details rarely found in newer homes? 12150 Pinedale Street offers 3,328 finished square feet, four bathrooms, a poured-concrete foundation, and exceptional craftsmanship in a wooded setting on the highly sought-after peninsula off Manhattan Point Boulevard. Built in 2007, the home is filled with substantial architectural details, including wide-plank tongue-and-groove oak flooring, rich natural woodwork, paneled doors, built-in cabinetry and bookcases, custom millwork, wainscoting, and thoughtfully placed windows that bring in abundant natural light. The sun-filled kitchen features natural cherry cabinetry, a generous center island, solid-surface countertops, stainless steel appliances, extensive storage, and informal dining overlooking the backyard and patio. The adjoining great room is both impressive and inviting with box-beam ceilings, crisp enameled finishes, walls of windows, in-floor Wirsbo heat, and a handsome gas fireplace. A main-floor bedroom or den with an adjoining three-quarter bath adds flexibility, while the spacious upper-level primary suite includes a walk-in closet and private full bath. Another upper-level bedroom and bath, plus a finished lower level with a fourth bedroom, family room, three-quarter bath, egress windows, and wet bar, provide plenty of space for guests, work, hobbies, and entertaining. Outside, paver paths connect a private patio, established garden areas, and a large paver fire pit, creating multiple places to dine, relax, and gather beneath the trees. A heated two-car detached garage and added garden shed provide valuable storage. This Crosslake home is near public access to Trout Lake on the Whitefish Chain and convenient to Crosslake Town Square, Zorbaz on Crozz Lake, Moonlite Bay, Maucieri’s Italian Bistro, Crosswoods Golf Course, shopping, trails, boating, fishing, and four-season recreation. This is a home for buyers who recognize the difference between added features and true custom construction.