Camdenton Lakefront Home Utilizes Green Technologies

This Home For Sale at Lake of the Ozarks is Built for the 21st Century

Green describes more than the color of the trees surrounding this 5BR 4Bath lakefront home. With its steel and foam construction, and a geo thermal heating and cooling system, this home was built for the 21st century! And if you love entertaining, you’ll love the dream of a kitchen in this home – with its nice open flow and panoramic views of the Big Niangua.

Maintenance-free siding and desert landscaping insure you’ll have ample time to enjoy your 2-well dock, martini deck, lower level game room and family room.

For more information, see listing detail. Or better yet, call, text, or email Melody Anderson for a showing!

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Author: Melody Anderson | January 13th, 2010

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