Craftsman

There are beach getaways and there are beach hideaways and this four-bedroom home in the rental-restricted neighborhood of Draper Lake Coastal Village is the epitome of the latter. Situated on a lush, wooded lot with views of Draper Lake, 16 Dewberry Lane was architecturally designed by Geoff Chick to convey character and to maximize relevant square footage where no space was wasted, with carefully curated decor and finishes from Urban Grace's Erika M. Powell. The first floor of this refined retreat nestled in the rolling topography of this exclusive neighborhood includes two bedrooms with ensuite baths and a bunk room with rustic, treated pecky cypress, all with rare coastal dune lake views. The home's second floor is a collection of moments you would typically find in a home with a much larger footprint, including elegant kitchen touches like a walk-in pantry, 48-in. gas range, cabinet-front appliances and gleaming natural quartzite countertops, parked under 14-ft. ceilings and accented with hand-fabricated stair railings and nickel-gap shiplap throughout. The kitchen flows into a dining space and living area, with a powder room for guests. The living area opens onto a stunning porch with gas lanterns, water views and warm Southern breezes. The entry into the master suite is lined with a built-in bookcase. Veer to your left and you'll be acquainted with a private office or study nook, a bath with tub and walk-in shower featuring basket weave and Carrara marble. The master bedroom is replete with natural light. Outside the home sits a large storage shed designed to look like an extension of the home and a two-car garage. Draper Lake Coastal Village is an experience not to be missed. At once wholly Adirondack in style with walking trails and green space, it is also wholly South Walton: A short walk with a paddleboard to launch in Draper Lake; minutes to the beach; and, easy access to the world-renowned shops and restaurants of Scenic Highway 30A.

There are beach getaways and there are beach hideaways and this four-bedroom home in the rental-restricted neighborhood of Draper Lake Coastal Village is the epitome of the latter. Situated on a lush, wooded lot with views of Draper Lake, 16 Dewberry Lane was architecturally designed by Geoff Chick to convey character and to maximize relevant square footage where no space was wasted, with carefully curated decor and finishes from Urban Grace's Erika M. Powell. The first floor of this refined retreat nestled in the rolling topography of this exclusive neighborhood includes two bedrooms with ensuite baths and a bunk room with rustic, treated pecky cypress, all with rare coastal dune lake views. The home's second floor is a collection of moments you would typically find in a home with a much larger footprint, including elegant kitchen touches like a walk-in pantry, 48-in. gas range, cabinet-front appliances and gleaming natural quartzite countertops, parked under 14-ft. ceilings and accented with hand-fabricated stair railings and nickel-gap shiplap throughout. The kitchen flows into a dining space and living area, with a powder room for guests. The living area opens onto a stunning porch with gas lanterns, water views and warm Southern breezes. The entry into the master suite is lined with a built-in bookcase. Veer to your left and you'll be acquainted with a private office or study nook, a bath with tub and walk-in shower featuring basket weave and Carrara marble. The master bedroom is replete with natural light. Outside the home sits a large storage shed designed to look like an extension of the home and a two-car garage. Draper Lake Coastal Village is an experience not to be missed. At once wholly Adirondack in style with walking trails and green space, it is also wholly South Walton: A short walk with a paddleboard to launch in Draper Lake; minutes to the beach; and, easy access to the world-renowned shops and restaurants of Scenic Highway 30A.