Spring Lake Estate spans twenty-five beautiful acres within an exclusive five-residence lake community. Each homestead sits on more than five private acres and shares access to the eighteen-acre private lake. The community's premiere property includes a seven thousand two hundred square foot residence, attached two-car garage, one thousand one hundred twenty-five square foot private practice studio with full kitchen and bathroom, four thousand eight hundred square foot insulated collector's workshop, pool with dining cabana and half bathroom, multiple fishing spots, and an open pasture suited for a sport court, horses, or a large garden. The gated entrance opens to a classic arrival, crossing a spring-fed pond with a tranquil water feature. The approach feels special for everyday living and equally fitting for events. For daily use, a rose-covered arbor frames the side entrance near the kitchen, often called a friend door in Southern architecture. Weddings and company gatherings naturally turn toward the home's grand entrance for valet-style convenience, where guests step out near the arched solid-wood front door with glass transom. Inside, the entry flows into the more than one thousand square foot dining and entertaining parlors. The home's scale and architectural intention become clear throughout. Inspired by Ken Tate's Southern Coastal work and A. Hays Town's use of reclaimed regional materials, the residence features antique Louisiana pine beams, custom cypress doors, working plantation shutters with iron hinges, and Marvin windows and doors. The Grand Parlor and adjoining Hearthside Parlor open through double glass doors to terraces, the landscaped pool, and lake views. The main-level primary suite includes a stately bedroom, remodeled bathroom, large custom closet, and a flexible wellness or nursery room. Upstairs are three en-suite guest rooms, two with balconies. The attached studio offers a full kitchen, renovated bathroom, and lakeside patio. The insulated workshop with hydraulic lifts and climate-controlled workspace completes the property."