For more than a century, Streamland has been a sanctuary where families gather and memories are made. Surrounded by spectacular gardens and located just moments from the Lake Michigan coast, this extraordinary 1910 estate offers a rare opportunity to inherit both a luxury home and a piece of history. Renovated with meticulous care, the main residence blends historic character with modern craftsmanship. Soaring vaulted ceilings and custom beams anchor the room. The chef's kitchen is a culinary masterpiece featuring dual dishwashers, premium appliances, beverage drawers, a wine cooler, ice maker, and a walk-in pantry. Original elements, including a fireplace in the dining room and the home's original kitchen sink in the mudroom, seamlessly connect the past and present. Beneath the main residence, an unfinished lower level with nine-foot ceilings has already been designed to accommodate a future fifth bedroom, fourth full bath, fitness room, and substantial storage. Outside, the estate unfolds into a private resort-like setting. A custom 42x18-foot swimming pool is surrounded by nearly 1,000 square feet of bluestone terrace. The gardens create a setting equally suited for intimate evenings with large outdoor living and dining areas. Featuring a gazebo draped in trumpet vine and Concord grapes, the grounds have been showcased in both the Saugatuck and South Haven Garden Tours. One of the historic barns has been thoughtfully converted into a charming 600-square-foot, fully climate-controlled pool/guest house featuring a full kitchen, king suite, and outdoor shower. The estate's second historic barn is a showstopper. Featuring 40-foot hand-hewn beams and a new roof, it serves as a magical venue for any event or community gathering. A separate two-stall garage with a bonus room (refurbished in 2022) adds further flexibility. Step off the grounds to explore the area's finest natural treasures, including the Wau-Ke-Na preserves and Pier Cove public beaches. Streamland isn't just a home; it's a legacy waiting for its next owner. West Side County Park/Beach is a short distance: https://saugatuck.com/business/west-side-county-park/ Pier Cove Beach also very close: https://saugatuck.com/business/west-side-county-park/ https://www.southhaven.org/directory/wau-ke-na-william-erby-smith-preserve/