457 Wynonah Drive

**NEW PRICE! Refreshing Lakefront Living on Fawn Lake** Welcome to your dream retreat — a move-in ready, meticulously cared-for 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom 2,050 square foot home nestled on 0.4 acres of pristine lakefront property. Bright, clean, and brimming with character, this gem offers gorgeous sunset views and an easy stroll to the crystal clear waterfront. Step inside to a vaulted living room that creates an airy, open atmosphere, flowing effortlessly into the dining area and well-appointed kitchen — perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings at home. 3 bedrooms and an updated bathroom grace the main floor. The spacious basement is brimming with potential, ready for your personal vision. A family room and an additional bathroom plus laundry area and workshop space accommodate family and guests alike. Notable, functional features include Andersen sliding doors, two mini-split systems for efficient year-round heating and cooling, paved driveway, and on-site septic. Outside, the appeal continues. A large deck with superior views, stamped concrete patio, extensive hardscape with retaining walls, storage under the deck, a shed, and a floating dock enhance this property's outdoor living space. Fawn Lake is a private, 27-acre gem known as the "Little Lake" — specializing in non-motorized and electric-only boating, swimming, and fishing. With 45-foot depths, a dedicated boat launch, pavilion, and serene non-wake atmosphere, tranquility is guaranteed. The dam/spillway was repaired in 2009, and this lake is functioning at full pool. Located within the gated *Lake Wynonah community, residents enjoy 1,476 acres of rolling hills, 27 miles of paved roads, a community pool, lodge, and crystal-clear waters. This is lakefront living at its finest. *Please call the Lake Wynonah Business Office for updates on the "big lake"/Lake Wynonah Dam rehabilitation project and probable future assessment. Per a 7/13/26 FirstService Residential email: A CONTRACT HAS BEEN SIGNED WITH A REPUTABLE ENGINEERING FIRM! LAKE WYNONAH (BIG LAKE) DAM REHAB BEGINS!