A modern home with glass doors, window walls, and a glass-enclosed wet room is on the market in Birmingham.
At 283 E. Lincoln St., there are three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a partial bathroom across 3,233 square feet on a corner lot. It is listed for $2.07 million.
It was built in 2022 through a collaborative effort of LaMarco Custom Homes, Krieger Klatt Architecture and Lynn Whitmer Design.
“It’s rare to find a new construction contemporary colonial that feels both ultra-luxurious and incredibly welcoming, but this property pulls it off effortlessly,” Leslie Doran, the home’s listing agent, said in an email.
The open kitchen has sleek European cabinetry, and the outdoor loggia has a gas fireplace and television for al-fresco dining.
“What I love most about this property is how beautifully it transitions from a high-end entertaining space to a private sanctuary.
“The main level has this incredible, gracious flow from the great room right into a chef’s kitchen, but then you go upstairs to the primary suite and it’s pure luxury — the spa bath has a massive glass-enclosed wet room that feels like a five-star resort. It really is the ultimate ‘home sweet home’ for a discerning buyer,” Doran said.
Inside the primary ensuite is the wet room with a standing soaking tub and a walk-in shower, a private water closet and a dual vanity in between the two rooms.
Other features include a library/office, two laundry rooms and a mud area coming off the detached garage.
Beyond the main levels, the finished lower level adds 1,100 square feet of versatile space, including a professional-grade gym, family room, and full bath with custom glass tile.
In proximity to Barnum Park and downtown Birmingham’s restaurants and boutiques, it gives the homeowner a “walk-to-all” convenience, its listing says.
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This article originally appeared on The Detroit News: MI Dream Home: Modern Birmingham home with private wet room
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