The Perfect Wedding House in Trillium

Have you ever been in a boat, ridden by a house on Lake Martin, and thought, That Trillium house would be perfect for a wedding? Well, this home I’m talking about today has not one but two spots that would be awesome for a wedding. To me, this would be a perfect wedding house.

Two Incredible Ceremony Locations

It’s got two places where you could set chairs out and have a wedding. You could use one location if you wanted to face more generally east, or you could have the ceremony in the other spot if you wanted to face more generally west. Either way has some of the best views on Lake Martin.

This home sits out on the very end of a point in Trillium. If you’ve ridden your boat around this point at all, you know it. Listed by John Christenberry, an agent in my company, the list price is $5.5 million.

It’s a four bedroom house that sits on the end of the point. I mean, it’s basically a 270 degree view, almost 360 degrees. The property has 1,126 feet of shoreline that wraps all the way around the point.

Built Specifically for This Property

One of the first things you notice is the timber peg construction. There’s huge vaulted ceilings, a lot of wood, a lot of exposed wood beams, and an incredible wood floor with a big compass built right into the main living area. The craftsmanship immediately stands out.

Another feature you would expect inside Trillium on custom built homes like this is that they were designed with the views and the water in mind. The house sits on Trillium West Parkway, and it doesn’t feel like somebody got their favorite floor plan and just smooshed it onto the lot.

This house was built for this point, and this point might have been built for this house.

Why Some Buyers Choose Trillium

The buyers I see choosing Trillium, as opposed to somewhere like The Ridge, are often looking for a different feel. The Ridge is awesome, obviously, with a gated entrance, sidewalks, and tangible amenities that make it feel a little more formal. Trillium appeals to buyers who want something a little more laid back.

They don’t need a guard at the entrance. They don’t need sidewalks, and they like that it feels a little more old school Lake Martin and a little more loose. The lots are usually bigger with more wooded areas and more trees because that’s just the way the neighborhood was originally laid out.

Flat Lot. Deep Water.

I always say, “Deep means steep.” If you want deep water, you’re usually going to have a super steep lot. Trillium is one of those neighborhoods where that rule gets broken a lot.

There are a lot of houses in Trillium like this one. The lot is flat as can be, but it still has deep water or year round water. That’s a combination that’s hard to find on Lake Martin.

The Surprise I Didn’t See Coming

I’ve shown hundreds of people, probably thousands of houses, around Lake Martin. Another surprise is this house has a rooftop deck.

Literally on top of the roof. You’re up there amongst the ospreys with a full 360 degree view around the house. It’s one of those features you don’t expect to find, even after seeing thousands of homes.

Trillium Is a Place People Come to Stay

Trillium really is a special place. It’s not a place where people just come to buy but a place they come to stay. CLICK HERE to view my neighborhood page for Trillium.

If you’re curious about Trillium and want to take that next step, then I’d be happy to help. I enjoy helping people understand the differences between Lake Martin neighborhoods before they buy. That’s how you end up making the right long term decision.

Please give me a call at the number on the top of this page, shoot me an email, or click on my CONTACT PAGE. I look forward to hearing from you.

Interested in learning more about the lake? Then, visit Lake Martin Voice on YouTube for more videos. Also, for more blogs on Lake Martin neighborhoods, visit the links listed below:

The Willows Waterfront Neighborhood

The Hideaway at Lake Martin

Indian Shores on Lake Martin Alabama