Some homes give you a view. This one gives you a front-row seat to the Mississippi River. Hidden from the road at the end of a newly paved, tree-lined lane, this remarkable Guttenberg property rests on nearly seven acres of river-view bliss overlooking the Mississippi, Lock and Dam 10, wooded bluffs and the sparkling lights of town. The setting shapes every day here – morning light over the water, wildlife passing through, boats below and unforgettable sunsets from the partially covered deck. Warm wood, skylights and a three-sided river rock fireplace bring the feeling of a river retreat indoors, while more than 4,600 finished square feet provide generous room for everyday living, entertaining, guests and working from home. The main-floor primary suite enjoys river views and private deck access, and the walkout lower level offers flexible spaces for relaxing, working or hosting. Just beyond the home, a furnished 544-square-foot Amish-built log cabin tucked among the trees creates an unexpected retreat of its own – ideal for an office, studio or quiet escape. Garages, a workshop, patio, fire-pit area and fenced yard add function, but the heart of this property is something far rarer: boating, fishing, entertaining and quiet moments are all within reach, with a once-in-a-lifetime view to top it off. You’ll want to call this one home.
Some homes give you a view. This one gives you a front-row seat to the Mississippi River. Hidden from the road at the end of a newly paved, tree-lined lane, this remarkable Guttenberg property rests on nearly seven acres of river-view bliss overlooking the Mississippi, Lock and Dam 10, wooded bluffs and the sparkling lights of town. The setting shapes every day here – morning light over the water, wildlife passing through, boats below and unforgettable sunsets from the partially covered deck. Warm wood, skylights and a three-sided river rock fireplace bring the feeling of a river retreat indoors, while more than 4,600 finished square feet provide generous room for everyday living, entertaining, guests and working from home. The main-floor primary suite enjoys river views and private deck access, and the walkout lower level offers flexible spaces for relaxing, working or hosting. Just beyond the home, a furnished 544-square-foot Amish-built log cabin tucked among the trees creates an unexpected retreat of its own – ideal for an office, studio or quiet escape. Garages, a workshop, patio, fire-pit area and fenced yard add function, but the heart of this property is something far rarer: boating, fishing, entertaining and quiet moments are all within reach, with a once-in-a-lifetime view to top it off. You’ll want to call this one home.
