Morning light spills across the water and into nearly every corner of this thoughtfully designed Mediterra home, where two ponds frame the view and the layout invites you to slow down and stay awhile. Just over 2,100 square feet, three bedrooms, and two and a half baths come together in a way that feels open without ever feeling exposed. The great room sets the tone with a vaulted ceiling that lifts the entire main level, anchored by a gas log fireplace. Sightlines stretch easily into the kitchen, where a generous breakfast bar becomes the natural gathering spot. Granite surfaces, stainless appliances, and an abundance of cabinetry keep everything within reach, while a double-wide, deep pantry tucked along the passage to the dining room quietly solves storage in a way you don’t often see. The dining room offers flexibility without compromise. French pocket doors allow it to shift effortlessly from a place to host into a private office or retreat when needed. The main-level primary suite leans into the setting, with large windows that pull in pond views and a tray ceiling that adds dimension without excess. The bath is designed for unwinding, with a deep soaking tub, tiled glass shower, dual sinks, and a walk-in closet that delivers real, usable space with built-in shelving and a clean pocket door entry. Upstairs, wide stairs with integrated foot lighting lead to a loft that overlooks the great room below, making it ideal for work, creativity, or a second living area that still feels connected. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the upper level with comfort and privacy. Out back, a metal fence keeps things practical for pets while preserving uninterrupted views of water on both sides. An irrigation system keeps the lawn looking its best, and nearby walking trails make it easy to step outside and keep moving. All of it set within Southwest Allen County Schools.