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Magazine-ready lakefront home asks $2.2M

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Located on Lake Arrowhead, two hours from Los Angeles

A white house perched on a hillside is surrounded by green forests. Photo by Harrison Schaaf

There’s something magical about a waterfront getaway, whether it’s a lakeside cottage or manse perched on an ocean cliff. Our latest water-adjacent listing is located on a private cul-de-sac in Lake Arrowhead, a scenic spot in the San Bernardino mountains about two house from Los Angeles.

The four-bedroom, four-bath house has been renovated by designer Jenni Kayne to look straight out of a magazine. Measuring 2,678 square feet, the 1947 home was once awash in linoleum floors, dark wood paneling, and bad carpeting. Now, it’s almost impossible to imagine its former appearance; the three-story property features light oak floors, a painted white fireplace, bright subway tiles, brass fixtures, and marble accents.

To break up all the white, Kayne opted for muddy green Shaker cabinets with chicken-wire insets and open, reclaimed wood shelves in the kitchen. Each room boasts picturesque lake views, and the home also comes with a mudroom, private dock, and boat slip. Throw in a separate bunk house with a half bath and you’ve got a photogenic, functional getaway that can sleep up to 10.

Pining after your own lake oasis in the hills? 403 Emerald Way is currently on the market for $2,195,000.

A living room features a white fireplace, cream couch, wooden coffee table on a cream rug, and views out a large window to a lake.
The modestly sized living room feels larger thanks to a bright white paint, light oak floors, and airy windows.
Photo by Tessa Neustadt
A dining room table is set for a formal dinner with plates, candles, and flowers. Behind the table is a large window with views of docks and boats on a lake.
Every room features scenic views out of oversized windows.
Photo by Tessa Neustadt
A kitchen features a white farmhouse sink with brass accents, brown-green kitchen cabinets, and marble countertops.
The muddy green kitchen cabinets break up the white but still provide a soothing, oasis-like feel.
Photo by Tessa Neustadt
A small bunkhouse with peaked roof features reclaimed wood stairs that lead to a sleeping loft, a twin bed down below, and a half bath.
A cute bunkhouse offers extra sleeping space and a half bath.
Photo by Tessa Neustadt
A bright bedroom features a cream bed, light oak floors, dormer window, and a reading nook with chair and lamp.
One of the bedrooms in the main house uses light oak floors and white walls to create a peaceful nook.
Photo by Tessa Neustadt
A large mudroom features hooks and a bench on the right, a sink and counter tops on the left, and a rug on wood floors in the middle.
The home’s reworked mudroom provides a place to wash off dirt and stow wet beach items and clothes.
Photo by Tessa Neustadt