This Lake Michigan residence was designed as a year-round home complementing two existing cottages on a deep shoreline lot. Set back from a high-risk bluff, the house maximizes lake views from all levels and integrates multiple outdoor living areas, including covered porches, patios, and decks. East Coast shingle-style detailing, stone accents, and Doric columns define the exterior, while interior spaces include a sunroom, library, and multiple bedroom suites. The primary suite occupies an elevated second-floor position with its own private porch, and the long walkout to the bluff is shaped to feel expansive yet private, responding to the natural topography.