106 Ems W30a1 Lane

This house will be open for tours Sunday and Monday from 11:00-5:00 on July 3 & 4. Your lakefront dream home just became available! This beautiful home on Webster Lake is perfect for entertaining or family. A modern farmhouse chic, gorgeously updated 4 BR, 3.5 BA home with custom tile work and designer touches throughout makes this home feel like you are still on vacation! Enjoy beautiful lake views from the large windows in one of two great rooms or enjoy the fresh air from the deck or one of the upper balconies. And the kitchen! Newly tiled backsplash and floor, cabinetry, new appliances... you just have to see it! The upper level offers 3 huge bedrooms, a wet bar, two full baths and large great room, Anderson glass doors and two lake front balconies. New furnace, garbage disposel, water heater and softner... all new! This beautiful home could easily be converted to a two seperate level AIRBNB. From the one of the balconies or the deck watch the Dixie, Indiana's oldest sternwheel paddleboat. Dixie has cruised Webster Lake since 1929, providing tours of the lake to generations ofresidents and visitors. During the summer, Webster Lake, at 640 acres, is a popular spot for fishing, sailing, boating, swimming, jet skiing, or just relaxing on the beach. Webster Lake is an all sports lake. Webster Lake is well-known for muskie fishing and is considered to be the best place to fish for them in the state of Indiana. Anglers can also catch large and smallmouth bass, northern pike, walleye, black crappie, yellow perch, bluegill, redear sunfish, bullhead, and carp. The Webster Lake Guide Service is the perfect service to utilize if you’re interested in catching muskie. Webster Lake is Indiana’s Brood stock & Premier Musky Lake. The DNR says that there is an average of 6 full sized fish per acre with the average length at around 38". That can make for an awesome day on the water. It is also great place to catch crappie and bass. North Webster is also home to Dixie, Indiana's oldest sternwheel paddleboat. Dixie has cruised Webster Lake since 1929, providing tours of the lake to generations of residents and visitors.

Backwater Road to W30 to W30A TO W30 A1 lane