336 172nd Avenue

A rare offering where craftsmanship, modern luxury, and nature exist in perfect harmony. Set on nearly four private acres against a wooded backdrop in Somerset, this custom-built slab-on-grade rambler offers shimmering glimpses of the St. Croix River and High Bridge through the pines — a setting as rare as the home itself. A striking custom façade opens to soaring ceilings and expansive Marvin windows that frame the surrounding nature and flood the interior with light. The great room is anchored by a floor-to-ceiling stone wood-burning fireplace, while the gourmet kitchen showcases custom cabinetry, an impressive walk-in pantry, and dramatic natural stone countertops with sweeping veins of amber and charcoal — a bold backdrop for the custom range hood, in a space designed to gather family and friends with ease. Radiant in-floor heat extends throughout the home and both the attached and detached garages, offering effortless comfort in every season. The floor plan includes three bedrooms, a dedicated office, and more than 3,500 square feet of thoughtfully crafted living space — anchored by a primary suite with a spa-like bath, hammered copper soaking tub, and striking tile work. Outside, an expansive patio unfolds into multiple outdoor living spaces, perfect for lounging, entertaining, or soaking in the hot tub beneath the trees. A private sports court — built with nine-foot poured walls and ready for future conversion to finished basement space — adds versatility, while a cozy three-season porch and secluded backyard complete a setting designed to embrace the landscape in every direction. No detail has been overlooked: a comprehensive security system, 16-zone irrigation, and app-controlled exterior lighting highlight the home's architecture long after sunset. This is more than a home — it's a private retreat where impeccable design, function, and comfort come together in perfect measure.

336 172nd Avenue, Somerset, WI, 54025

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