5266 Lakeview Avenue, White Bear Township, MN 55110

Property Description

Oak Ridge Pond 3rd Addition. A Rare Find in a Coveted Enclave. Tucked quietly off the beaten path, Oak Ridge Pond 3rd Addition is one of White Bear Township's best-kept secrets ? a semi-private community of just ~25 pond-front homes where neighbors know each other by name and wildlife greets you every morning. You don't stumble upon this neighborhood by accident. You have to know someone. This home sits on arguably the finest lot in the development ? and the panoramic pond views from nearly every window will tell you exactly why. Whether you're sipping coffee in the eat-in kitchen, relaxing in the family room, or waking up in the primary suite, the water is always with you. It's not a view ? it's a lifestyle. Step inside to soaring pyramid vault ceilings anchoring a sun-drenched living room with French door separation to the dining room. The generous kitchen impresses with Cambria countertops, abundant cabinetry, wall oven, and a center island cooktop. The adjacent family room flows effortlessly to a deck overlooking the pond ? the hot tub is already waiting. A smart garage entry serves as a true pivot point: laundry room with commercial Maytag washer/dryer and built-in oak cabinetry, lower level, family room, or kitchen ? your choice.Upstairs, two bedrooms plus a luxurious primary suite with soaking tub, dual granite vanities, and a tiled walk-in shower. Downstairs, two additional bedrooms flank a walkout family room opening to a screened porch, plus a sauna, flex/workout room, ¾ bath, and utility stub-ins for whatever your future holds. Five bedrooms, four baths ? a rare offering at this price point. Notable updates: 2025 appliances | 2024 furnace, windows & carpet | 2022 irrigation | 2018 LVP flooring throughout | 2015 roof. Anderson windows, solid 6-panel doors, insulated & sheet-rocked garage with 220V. Four blocks to the 320-acre Tamarack Nature Center with miles of trails. Priced to create urgency. Pond homes here don't come available often ? when they do, they move.