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Some homes are built to impress. Others are built to endure the test of time. CedarStone belongs in the second category. Long before furniture was placed or lights were turned on, this home was imagined and honed, designed and refined: its a place that can hold a full life of it’s own – children returning home, friends gathering without specific occasion, morning coffee overlooking the glassy water, and decades of memories layered one on top of another. Set above Lake Lanier, and behind the gates of Marina Bay, CedarStone was designed with intention. Not as a weekend novelty, and not as a statement piece, but rather, as a true legacy residence – custom in every sense of the word. The architecture is deliberate and timeless. The roof lines are free flowing, the materials are honest and true to nature. Nothing is overstated, yet nothing is ordinary. From the moment you enter the front double doors, the interior unfolds gradually – revealing itself the way a well-designed manor home should. There is a sense of arrival, followed by an immediate sense of calm. The scale is generous, but never cold. Grand, but inherently livable. The main level is where everyone naturally gathers. The kitchen is anchored by a rare double island, and it isn’t designed to be admired from afar. It’s designed to be used. To host holidays without effort. To linger with loved ones long after dinner. To support both celebration and everyday life. Living spaces flow easily, framed by tall beams, fireplaces, and long lake views that remind you where you are without demanding your attention. Slightly elevated, the owner’s suite is intentionally set apart. It’s close enough to remain connected, yet positioned as a true retreat. Morning light over the water through double doors and a juliet balcony. A bath designed not for spectacle, but built for relaxation and restoration. This is a space built for enjoying life – for a season of life where comfort, privacy, and ease matter more than excess, without giving up space. Upstairs, the home continues to honor its guests and family with care. A second primary suite, ample additional bedrooms, two offices positioned for focus – on work and the view beyond. And above it all, a fourth-floor terrace retreat. It’s less defined by purpose and more by possibilities. A place to read, relax, think, celebrate, or simply step away from the world. The terrace level tells a different part of the story, one of free flosing enjoyment. High ceilings open to spaces designed for gathering without formality: a bar, a wine cellar, theater, fitness room, steam shower, and a guest suite that feels more like a private wing than a spare bedroom. When the doors open, the house gives way to the outdoors. A saltwater pool and spa, waterfall, firepit, outdoor shower, dedicated pool bath and wide sky beyond. Even the garage was conceived with intention. Featuring three double-height bays, lift-ready, and capable of housing a serious car collection without compromise. Throughout the home are details that quietly signal its caliber: five fireplaces, six bedrooms, eight baths, an elevator shaft spanning all levels, and craftsmanship that favors permanence over trend.s CedarStone was not built quickly, and it was not built casually, rather it was built by people who understood that the best homes are not designed for a moment…they’re designed for lifetimes of legacy. Within Marina Bay, the premiere gated lakefront community on Lake Lanier, and defined by walkable marina access, golf-cart paths, and a sense of privacy that has become increasingly rare, CedarStone stands as one of those homes that will always matter, because it never tried to chase what was popular. It does what is timeless. This is not a house you discover by accident. It’s a home you recognize when you’re ready.