22361 53rd Street NW

One-of-a-Kind Master-Crafted Estate on Games Lake – Kandiyohi County, MN Welcome to a truly exceptional lake property where craftsmanship, scale, and setting come together on one of the area’s premier recreational lakes. Situated on 747 feet of level lakeshore, this remarkable rambler offers 4,368 finished square feet, 5 bedrooms, and 5 bathrooms, showcasing a massive custom addition completed in 2006 by a master masonry craftsman. The original 1979 home was transformed with a thoughtfully designed addition featuring in-floor heat throughout, including the upper level above the garage. Inside, the home is rich with character and authentic materials rarely seen today—travertine tile, cut stone, fieldstone, Douglas fir flooring, oak doors, cedar ceilings, stamped steel ceilings, and stunning masonry details throughout. Stone, brick, wood, and log walls blend seamlessly, all finished with meticulous attention to detail. The lakeside four-season sunroom offers panoramic water views and year-round enjoyment, while the home’s built-in swim spa and wet bar create the perfect space for entertaining and relaxing after a day on the lake. The septic system is compliant, and the dock is included, making lake life easy from day one. Recent exterior improvements include a new tarred driveway (2024), new concrete apron surrounding the home, and rock retaining walls added in 2021, enhancing both function and curb appeal. Also included is a remarkable heated workshop/barn, built over a new foundation using salvaged rafters and flooring from a historic local barn. This space features a ½ bath, room to service vehicles—including oil changes—and endless possibilities for hobbies, storage, or year-round projects. Set on Kandiyohi County and located on Games Lake, known for excellent boating, fishing, and recreation, this property is unlike anything else on the market—crafted with intention, built with real materials, and designed to be enjoyed for generations. Dont miss the drone video and virtual tour. Some of the pictures are virtually staged.