1008 northern hawk drive nw

On the shores of beautiful Woman Lake, this home captures the kind of classic lake living people search for. With over 200’ of shoreline, the property is tucked beneath towering pines and positioned so close to the water that it feels suspended above the lake. Expansive windows and the wraparound lakeside deck place the water at the center of nearly every view, while the sandy shoreline invites swimming, boating, and long summer days on the lake. From morning tea beneath the shade of the trees to evenings gathered around the landscaped fire pit, every space draws you outdoors. The property is filled with the timeless feel of a traditional Northwoods retreat. The living room centers around a beautiful wood-burning stone fireplace with built-in bookshelves, while the oversized screened porch stretches nearly the full length of the cabin and offers a favorite place to relax long after sunset. Wood ceilings, partial stone accents, and vintage tin details give the porch a distinctive personality, creating the perfect place to drift off to the sound of waves brushing the shoreline and loons calling across the lake. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, space for a dining table, and a huge lakeside window that makes even everyday moments feel connected to the water. There are three bedrooms, including a lakeside owner’s suite with its own full en suite bath and peaceful water views. A washer and dryer, garage, shed, circular driveway, and garden areas provide plenty of space for guests, hobbies, and lake living essentials. An updated separate flex space features rich wood interior finishes. This door opens up to countless possibilities as an outdoor refreshment center, home office, studio, or exercise space. Woman Lake is one of the area’s sought-after lakes, known for its crystal-clear water, excellent walleye and bass fishing, and access to the scenic Woman Lake Chain connecting to Girl and Child lakes. Located just minutes from Longville, you can enjoy peaceful lake living while still being close to local restaurants, Frosty’s ice cream, and the town’s beloved turtle races.