This 2-bedroom, 2-bath lake front home is set up in a way you don’t see often—and it works. Almost every main room in the house opens to the screened-in lanai, all facing east over the backyard and toward the water, so the home naturally pulls you outside and gives you a sunrise view to start the day. The layout offers both structure and flexibility. You enter into a large formal living room with sliding glass doors to the lanai. From there, one path takes you down a hallway to the second bedroom and full bath before continuing into the kitchen. The other direction leads into a formal dining room—also connected to the lanai—which then opens into a more casual living space with a dinette, kitchen, and family room. The kitchen includes bar seating and sits at the center of this space, keeping everything connected without feeling crowded. The primary suite is positioned for privacy and has its own access to the lanai through French doors. Inside, you’ll find a large walk-in closet and an en-suite bath with an enclosed shower. Like the rest of the home, it keeps that same easy connection to the outdoor space and view. Sitting on .74 acres, the property gives you more room than most, with a backyard that’s partially fenced for separation and safety. A gate opens to the remaining portion of the lot, leading down to private access on Lake McLeod Meandered. Whether you’re near the house or closer to the water, there’s a natural transition from indoor living to open space and lakefront. The laundry room is located inside, and the home includes a two-car garage. Overall, the setup is straightforward but intentional—defined spaces when you want them, open movement when you don’t, and a consistent connection to the lanai and lake that carries through the entire home.