6540 S 070 E

Dallas Lake – All-Sports Lakefront Living, Sunrise to Sunset This one’s the real deal. Nearly everything in this lakefront home has been renovated — inside and out. New energy-efficient Low-E windows, Owens Corning lifetime roof, siding, 16-SEER HVAC (heat, air, and ductwork), new garage and entry doors, sidewalks, patios. Every surface was updated with care. You won’t need to lift a finger — just move in and enjoy the lake life. And yes, it’s on Dallas Lake — a true all-sports ski lake with stunning sunsets and year-round fun. The home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. One bed and bath are on the main level, and two beds and another full bath are upstairs. The entire home was taken down to the studs and rebuilt with thoughtful, high-end finishes. The kitchen stands out with quartz counters, soft-close drawers, and a custom pantry to match. Bathrooms are tiled throughout — the main level has a walk-in shower, and the upstairs bath includes a tub/shower combo. There’s a separate laundry room on the main floor with brand-new stackable washer and dryer units set over bold penny tile. The water-resistant flooring throughout the main level is perfect for sandy feet and lake days. Upstairs, two bedrooms share the second bath — and one has a front-row view of Dallas Lake. Outside, there’s a finished, insulated 2-car garage with an in-floor drain and auto opener. A new concrete walkway wraps around most of the house, leading to a massive 16x42 patio just off the dining room. The yard is flat, open, and perfect for lawn games or lakeside lounging. Down by the water, a second patio with a built-in fire pit sits right at the shoreline — an ideal sunset spot to unwind or entertain. Dallas Lake is part of a five-lake chain, including two all-sports lakes (Dallas and Witmer) and three fishing lakes (Westler, Hackenberg, and Messick). You’ve even got access to Coody Brown’s — a boat-up bar and restaurant.

SR 9 south, turn right on 700 S, DO NOT TURN TO GO DOWN BY COODY's, CONTINUE STRAIGHT, straight through yield sign, down the hill to the T at the lake, turn left and follow to subject property.