About 17711 Cobblefield Lane
Set in the Parson's Walk neighborhood of the Wildwood Springs Community in Spring Lake, MI, 17711 Cobblefield Lane provides unmatched quiet and privacy that is always welcoming. This home was custom constructed by David Bos, a West Michigan builder renowned for the quality of his work, uncompromising selection of materials, and attention to details. Extraordinarily craftsmanship in design and materials create a strong, graceful, and visually interesting space that delivers a sense of both airiness and well-anchored solidarity. It will not overpower your furnishings and art, but instead will liberate them to put your signature on the interior. The design of this home pays careful attention to surface materials that are both decorative and highly functional, including hardwoods, ceramic, stone, metal, glass and fabric. Every doorway is a portal to a new surprise in color, texture, and reflectance. These elements speak not in architectural style, but in understated harmony.The figured Appalachian hickory plank flooring on the main floor will hold your gaze captive. How, exactly, can the life force recorded in the umber knots be so animate and so arresting? You will not tire of this enigma beneath your stocking feet. In the kitchen, space and light and premium tools inspire your creativity. Solid walnut rises from floor to ceiling, framing stainless appliances by Fisher & Paykel. Quarters on the main floor include a primary bedroom suite and a second bedroom or home office space. The primary bedroom suite is a master class in refuge and relaxation. There is more than ample space for sleeping, reading, or simply quiet reflection. In the bathroom there are dual sinks set in marble, generous storage, and automated kickboard illumination. For bathing, the rainfall showerhead sets the ultimate standard in warmth and luxury. Experience the light and movement and life of the outdoors from the comfort of the sunroom in all four seasons. The rear of the home is nestled against ten heavily wooded acres, primarily evergre
