150 Prairie Sands Drive, Dawson, ND 58428

This is the rare lake property where the house is as impressive as the water it sits on: 75 feet of sandy Sibley Lake shoreline behind a home that doesn't feel like a cabin. Custom-built in 2024, this 2,092-square-foot home was constructed well beyond typical lake-house standards -- 2x6 framing, closed-cell spray foam insulation throughout the exterior walls, heated concrete floors, Pella fiberglass triple-pane windows, and durable steel siding in a rich cedarwood profile. It's built to be enjoyed, not maintained. Step inside and the light and the lake take over together. Floor-to-ceiling glass wraps the vaulted great room, pulling water views and natural daylight into a wood-planked ceiling and a sleek linear fireplace -- the kind of space that makes you stop mid-conversation just to look outside. That same daylight and those same water views carry into the kitchen and dining area, where a beautiful island and bar seating for a crowd open straight into a space built for lake-house entertaining, with a walk-in pantry tucked behind a custom barn door to keep the counters clear. Maple doors run throughout the home, a quiet but consistent upgrade you'll notice in every room. With two bedrooms and three baths spread across 1,312 square feet on the main level and 780 upstairs, this home flexes to however you use it. The main floor primary suite offers a walk-in closet and a private bath with direct access to the foyer, for easy one-level living. Upstairs, a second bedroom set up with twin bunks sleeps a full house of guests, plus a full bath, so there's room to host, room to spread out, and room to grow into. Beyond the main living space, this home is built for how you actually live at the lake. Rinse the sand off at the outdoor shower before it ever makes it inside. An overhead garage door leads into a dedicated recreational garage space with a floor drain -- built to handle wet gear, boat toys, and muddy boots without a second thought. A traditional sauna and an underground storm shelter round out the extras that make lake life easier, not harder. Outside, a large covered patio extends the living space toward open water and down to your own stretch of sandy beach -- the kind of sand that's made for morning coffee with your feet in it, kids building sandcastles all afternoon, and walking straight from the yard into the water without a rock or a dock in the way. Boulder landscaping lines the shoreline, as beautiful as it is functional, protecting the investment for years to come. The furniture is included. Close, unpack, and be on the water by the weekend.