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 an eighteen-acre private lake. The property includes a seven thousand two hundred square foot home, attached two-car garage, one thousand one hundred twenty-five square foot private practice studio, four thousand eight hundred square foot insulated collectors workshop, pool with dining cabana and half bathroom, waterfront, and open pasture suited for a sport court, horses, or a large garden. Inspired by A. Hays Town, the home blends Louisiana-French architecture with reclaimed materials and the quiet elegance of a Southern garden estate. Features include Marvin windows and doors, antique cypress interior doors, plantation shutters, crown molding, walnut and limestone flooring, six Fourteenth Colony lanterns, and antique Louisiana-sourced beams. Grand spaces include an eighteen hundred twenty-two formal living room with Francois & Company fireplace surround and a two thousand fourteen formal dining room. The main-level primary suite offers a stately bedroom, two thousand twenty-remodeled bathroom with custom wallpaper, large closet, and a flexible room ideal for wellness or nursery use. Whole-house water filtration, natural gas powered generator, dedicated hot-water systems, and mechanical upgrades support clean-living priorities. Upstairs, three guest suites feature marble-floored en-suite bathrooms; two have balcony access. The attached one thousand one hundred square foot studio includes a full kitchen, renovated bathroom, and lakeside patio ideal for guests, multigenerational living or professional use. The insulated four thousand eight hundred square foot workshop with hydraulic lifts and climate-controlled workspace completes the property. Spring Lake Estate is a rare East Texas property where architecture land and water come together with the grace of a historic garden estate crafted for those who value the thoughtful integration of historical architecture with reclaimed materials to create environmental harmony that promotes a life that is well lived.