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GLASS HOUSE on Lost Lake: A 30-Foot Wall of Glass on a Premier Site at Canoe Bay Village (Lot 25)

Every so often a home comes along where the site and the architecture were clearly made for each other. The GLASS HOUSE at Lot 25 in Canoe Bay Village is one of those. It sits on a gentle rise on one of the premier sites in the village, looking out over Lost Lake with sweeping views straight down the length of the water. A spectacular 30-foot wall of glass fills the home with natural light and keeps the lake front and center from nearly everywhere inside. It comes fully furnished and move-in ready, with no HOA fees and no property taxes. Let’s take a look inside.

Aerial view of the cedar-sided GLASS HOUSE at sunset on its elevated site above Lost Lake at Canoe Bay Village Lot 25
Images courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Premier Elevated Site Overlooking Lost Lake

Position matters enormously on a small lake, and this one sits about as well as a home can. Set on a gentle rise above the shoreline, the GLASS HOUSE looks down the long axis of Lost Lake rather than straight across it — which means the view stretches instead of stopping. The elevation also lifts the living space up into the tree canopy, so you get water and woods together. Seen from the far shore at dusk, the home reads as a warm band of light tucked into the trees.

The GLASS HOUSE glowing at dusk on a wooded rise above Lost Lake, seen from across the water at Canoe Bay Village Lot 25
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Spectacular 30-Foot Wall of Glass

The name is not marketing shorthand — the great room really is wrapped in roughly 30 feet of glass. Large picture windows run the full length of the living and dining space, wrapping the corner so the lake is visible from the couch, the dining table, and the kitchen alike. A recessed maple soffit with cove lighting softens the ceiling line at night, and a ceiling fan keeps air moving in the warmer months. The result is a room that feels far larger than its footprint, because the eye never stops at a wall.

Great room with a 30-foot wall of glass overlooking Lost Lake, a maple dining table for two, sectional, fireplace and Smart TV in the GLASS HOUSE Lot 25
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Great Room Built for Real Evenings

Turn away from the glass and the room works just as hard. A large sectional wraps a glass-topped coffee table and faces a built-in fireplace with an oversized Smart TV mounted above it, flanked by open maple shelving for books and small things.

Sectional seating around a glass coffee table facing a built-in fireplace with an oversized Smart TV above it in the GLASS HOUSE Lot 25
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Modern Kitchen with Premium Finishes

The kitchen runs along one wall and is finished to a standard you would expect in a much larger home. Maple shaker cabinetry pairs with light quartz countertops, a deep undermount sink sits below a window, and the appliance package is full-size throughout: a stainless dishwasher, an induction cooktop, an over-range microwave, and a tall refrigerator with a bottom freezer. A floor-to-ceiling pantry cabinet at the end of the run handles dry goods, and open shelving keeps everyday items within reach.

Modern kitchen with maple shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, induction cooktop, stainless dishwasher, microwave and full-height refrigerator in the GLASS HOUSE Lot 25
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Generous Screened Porch

The screened porch is one of the best rooms in the house. Lined floor to ceiling in warm cedar with a vaulted ceiling, it looks straight out at the water through full-height screens. A wide glass door opens directly into the great room, so on a good day the porch and the interior become one continuous space. This is where the home earns its keep from spring through fall — coffee in the morning, dinner at golden hour, and no bugs.

Cedar-lined screened porch with a vaulted ceiling looking out to Lost Lake, with the glass door open into the great room of the GLASS HOUSE Lot 25
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Private King Bedroom Suite

The king bedroom sits at the far end of the home for privacy and is beautifully detailed. A built-in maple headboard wall carries integrated reading lights and a display shelf, with a clerestory window above it pulling in daylight without sacrificing privacy. A tray ceiling with a fan adds height, and a run of mirrored sliding doors conceals a large closet while visually doubling the room. A frosted glass door leads through to the bath.

Private king bedroom with a built-in maple headboard, reading lights, clerestory window and mirrored closet doors in the GLASS HOUSE Lot 25
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

Waking Up to the Water

Here is the detail that sells the room. From the foot of the bed, floor-to-ceiling corner windows frame Lost Lake through the trees, with a glass door leading outside on the right. The glass-house concept carries all the way to the pillow — you do not have to get up to see the view.

View of Lost Lake through floor-to-ceiling corner windows from the foot of the king bed in the GLASS HOUSE Lot 25
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Spacious Bath with a Custom Tiled Shower

The bath is bigger than most park-model bathrooms and better finished. A maple vanity with a quartz counter sits under a large mirror and a linear light bar, with a full-height linen cabinet alongside for towels and storage — plus an operable privacy window for ventilation. A stacked washer and dryer are included in the home.

Spacious bathroom with a maple vanity, quartz counter, large mirror and full-height linen cabinet in the GLASS HOUSE Lot 25
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

The shower itself is the standout: a full-size custom tiled enclosure in a natural stone-look tile, with built-in corner shelves and a framed glass door. It feels like a proper bathroom rather than a compromise.

Custom tiled shower with natural stone-look tile, corner shelves and a glass enclosure in the GLASS HOUSE Lot 25
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

Design Details

  • Model: GLASS HOUSE — Lot 25 at Canoe Bay Village
  • Site: Premier elevated lot on a gentle rise overlooking Lost Lake, with sweeping views down the length of the water
  • Glass: Spectacular 30-foot wall of glass across the main living space
  • Great room: Large sectional, fireplace, and oversized Smart TV
  • Outdoor space: Large screened porch with cedar lining and direct lake views
  • Kitchen: Premium finishes, quartz counters, dishwasher, induction cooktop, microwave, full-height refrigerator, and abundant storage
  • Bedroom: Private king suite with a large closet
  • Bath: Spacious, with a custom tiled shower
  • Laundry: Stacked washer and dryer included
  • Connectivity: High-speed fiber optic internet
  • Turnkey: Fully furnished and move-in ready

Pricing Details

What makes Canoe Bay Village work is how little you have to manage. Grounds and utilities are handled, so your time here is spent on the lake rather than on the property.

  • Price: $227,430 (fully furnished and move-in ready)
  • Lot Rent: $720/month (includes water, sewer, garbage, grounds maintenance, and parking)
  • Utilities: Power billed separately; fiber optic internet $30/month
  • No HOA fees and no property taxes

Please note: all tours are by appointment only to respect the privacy of guests. Drop-ins cannot be accommodated — thank you for understanding.

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Video Tour

Take a full walk-through of the GLASS HOUSE on Lost Lake in the video tour below:

More Homes at Canoe Bay Village

Two other homes are available in the village right now:

Learn more: See this Glass House and all available units at Canoe Bay Village. To arrange a private tour, get in touch here or email sales@escapehomes.us.


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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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