303 Terrace Point Circle

Experience luxury waterfront living from one of the most compelling positions in Terrace Point Landing. Built in 2019 and offering 1,982 finished square feet, this three-bedroom, 2½-bath residence pairs a sophisticated, low-maintenance design with 37 feet of private Muskegon Lake frontage—and places you approximately 15 feet from the water's edge. The result is extraordinary. From the upper-level living area, expansive lakefront windows and vaulted ceilings create a commanding, near-panoramic perspective that feels more like the deck of a private yacht than a traditional home. Watch Great Lakes freighters pass through the working harbor, follow boats crossing the lake, and end the day with brilliant sunsets reflected across the water. The open living space is anchored by a dramatic, floor -to-ceiling stone fireplace with a 60-inch natural-gas insert. Its scale, warmth, and uninterrupted water views create an impressive setting for entertaining or simply enjoying the lake in every season. Thoughtful upgrades—including extensive under-cabinet lighting—bring polish and functionality throughout the home. Outdoor living unfolds across two beautifully designed levels. The upper Trex deck provides an elevated vantage point over the lake, while an under-deck water-diversion system helps keep the expansive lower paver patio comfortable and usable. Stone steps connect the spaces, leading to a remarkable 45-inch natural-gas fire pit where family and friends can gather beside the water. An electrical hookup is already in place for a future hot tub. This property is equally impressive from a boater's perspective. A 70-foot permanent dock features power, reinforced double pilings, integrated seating, dock lighting, a swim ladder, kayak holders, storage, and two Wi-Fi-controlled dock bubblers. A remote-operated 7,000-pound boat lift completes the setup, providing the infrastructure to step outside, launch, and begin exploring Muskegon Lake and Bear Lake or continue through the channel into Lake Michigan. The walkout lower level offers direct access to the patio and shoreline, along with the home's third bedroom and a large storage room for boating equipment, seasonal furnishings, and recreational gear. A whole-house Generac generator adds confidence and uninterrupted convenience. Even the garage has been elevated beyond the expected, featuring a custom polyurea-epoxy floor, retractable screen between the garage and home, ceiling-mounted electric bicycle lift, pull-down access to overhead storage, and architectural stone detailing. Terrace Point Landing extends the lifestyle with an association lakefront pool and hot tub, along with lawn care, landscaping, and snow removal for an exceptionally low-maintenance ownership experience. Downtown Muskegon's restaurants, breweries, marinas, festivals, farmers market, and entertainment are also within easy walking distance. By water, the possibilities expand even further. Boat directly to four local dining destinations—BoDocks, Muskegon Brewing Company, Bear Lake Tavern, and The Lake House Waterfront Grille—then return home for sunset around the fire. This is waterfront living with the freedom to dine, explore, and entertain without getting into the car. Whether you are searching for a year-round waterfront residence, a lock-and-leave Great Lakes retreat, or a destination designed around boating and entertaining, this home delivers a rare combination of location, infrastructure, and unforgettable views. Front-row to Muskegon Lake and connected to Bear Lake and Lake Michigan—this is not simply a home near the water. This is life on the water.