Weber Point is one of those addresses that needs no explanation to those who know it. A MacPherson original on seventy-five feet of private shoreline, built with a singular conviction: that every room should feel connected to the lake, and that a home should be as beautiful to live in as it is to look at. At the center, a soaring two-story great room with river-rock fireplace anchors two purposeful wings. One is built around a formal kitchen with knotty-alder cabinetry, a professional range, and a granite island. On the other side, a second kitchen, family room, pool table, and theater with the bones to become main-level guest quarters. A quiet evening or a full house, this home handles both with equal grace. Upstairs, a stone fireplace and private balcony over the water define the primary suite, with a spa bathroom in ledgestone and dual vanities that make a compelling case for a slow morning. Outside, a bluestone patio and covered outdoor kitchen give way to a U-shaped dock with boat and jet ski lifts. Add a sport court, wine cellar, and four-car garage, and what remains is a property where the scale of the dream and the quality of the build are evenly matched.