Approximately 856 feet of waterfront on Broad Cove. 3.43 acres of tall pines. Water views on multiple sides and a level of privacy that is rare this close to the village. Built in 2022, the house pairs clean modern lines with coastal materials: white board-and-batten, wood-clad gables and black-framed glass. The great room rises two stories to a full gable wall of windows, so the light and the water stay with you all day. A linear fireplace sits in a floor-to-ceiling slatted surround, and French doors open to the terrace. The kitchen is open to all of it and made to cook for a crowd: a professional-grade propane range, counter depth refrigerator and freezer, wall ovens and a waterfall-edge island, plus a separate coffee bar and a pantry with room for everything. The primary suite is on the first floor, with its own fireplace, French doors straight out to the terrace, a fitted walk-in closet and a bath centered on a freestanding soaking tub. A private office and a generous mudroom off the garage round out the main level. Upstairs, three more bedrooms and two baths. A second staircase leads to a separate wing over the garage, with a game room and a library set well apart from the bedrooms. The finished lower level adds a full fitness room, an immersive media room and a play room. Outside, stone terraces run the length of the house to the in-ground pool, then synthetic open lawn, the pines and the cove. Mornings start with coffee on the terrace. On summer evenings, nobody goes in until the light is gone. The practical side is handled: heat pumps for heating and cooling, public water and sewer, a fire sprinkler system and an attached three-car garage. Shared neighborhood dock and trails. Waterfront like this, this close to the village, does not come along often.