At the end of a tree-lined drive, perched above much of the surrounding landscape, 234 Strawberry Lane unfolds across 10 remarkably private acres just two miles from town with the rare convenience of public water. The setting is peaceful without feeling remote, and the natural light is exceptional. Morning sun drenches the rear of the home and pours into the living spaces, while evenings settle comfortably across the expansive concrete patio as the sun disappears behind the trees. The four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath main home feels welcoming in all the right ways. The primary suite offers heated bathroom floors and a spacious walk-in closet. The warmth of the wood-burning fireplace anchors the living room during the colder months, while the home’s layout balances open, comfortable everyday living with formal spaces that still feel inviting and connected. A bonus space above the garage has a private exterior entrance accessed by striking IPE hardwood stairs with powder-coated railings currently used as a real estate office, though equally suited for a studio, wellness space, or creative retreat. And then there is the barn. What began as a traditional structure has evolved into something far more memorable. The walk-out lower level currently accommodates seven vehicles, while the second floor serves as a spacious wood shop complete with half bath. Upstairs, reclaimed barn wood floors warmed by radiant hot water heat lead into an unforgettable entertaining space — equal parts gathering place and adult tree house. A full kitchen with island seating, dining area, full bath, pool table, and multiple televisions create the kind of space people naturally gravitate toward and rarely want to leave. Major renovations completed in 2010 included the kitchen, bathrooms, and flooring throughout, while a second renovation in 2020 introduced a new roof, cedar shutters, stamped concrete walkways and patio, and flagstone entrances. 234 Strawberry Lane has been more than a home — it has been a place to create, gather, work, entertain, and retreat. Now it is ready for its next steward.