N Masters Rd & Lakeview Dr Area

Out here, your morning commute stretches nearly an hour to downtown, which means most folks are either working remotely, running their own operations, or don't mind the drive—the trade-off is land and space that you simply won't find closer in. Lot sizes average 16 acres, so your nearest neighbor isn't watching your backyard; you've got woodlines, room for a proper workshop or garage, and the kind of setback that rural living promises. A few properties back up to Horseshoe Lake or pull views from it, and Cowden Lake sits right at the edge for public access if you want it. The homes themselves range from serious fixer-uppers (corner lots with bones, basements ready for work) to recently updated places with new roofs, kitchens, and electrical systems—the kind of turnkey builds that balance cosmetic appeal with the land itself. What actually matters is the acreage: three- and four-bedroom houses that sit on 1 to 4 acres, with detached garages, long driveways, and yards big enough to justify the isolation, are the real draw.