568 lake drive

THIRD BEDROOM & THIRD FULL BATH POSSIBLE. Close enough to hear the waves and feel the summer lake breezes, this home is nestled in the Central Park Neighborhood, between South Shore and Lake Macatawa. Central Park exudes a laid-back, bygone era charm, with its sweet little white chapel, Central Park Market, and the lakeside fire dock where you can sit back, watch the boats bob on the water, and enjoy stunning sunsets - summer living at its best! Lake Macatawa access is available at the end of Myrtle Ave, featuring a small beach area, to possibly kayak or canoe from end of cove access . The home is also close to South Side Kayak Park, Macatawa Bay Yacht Club, nearby boat launches at Kollen Park, and sidewalks leading to downtown Holland and all its fun happenings.This 1.5-story home offers a main level with 2 bedrooms, a full bath, a spacious kitchen, dining area, and a large living room featuring a beautiful brick fireplace gas stub in fireplace for future hookup. The dining area has sliders that open to a deck, perfect for outdoor entertaining. The primary bedroom includes a mini-split system for customized heating and cooling. The upper level is ready for future completion, including a third bedroom, closet, and full bath. The bath is roughed in, and most of the drywall and some rough electrical work are already finished. Adding a mini-split system, flooring, and trim will create another private bedroom space. The basement, with large windows providing natural light, offers potential for additional recreation or a game room. It includes a finished rustic-style bath with a shower, stool, and sink. The utility room has space for a washer, dryer, mechanicals, and storage. The 2-stall garage opens to the back entry for easy access to the basement or main level. Additional touches include laminate wood-look flooring in the entry, kitchen, and dining areas, some newer carpets, and Anderson replacement windows, including sliders and basement windows. Regarding the house's background, the seller recalls that it was mov