The first thing you notice at Beaurepaire is what you can't hear. Milford Mill Pond is a protected Conservation Area. No motorboat has permission to cross. Ducks, geese and swans drift past, changing with the season.1.1 acres, roughly 180 feet of west-facing shoreline, and a house built with intention: every principal room and all three bedrooms face west. You don't go looking for the water, it finds you at the kitchen sink, at the dinner table, at your desk.Afternoon light collects in the living room, where the ceiling lifts into a vault and windows open onto the waterview, with motorized awnings and blinds. Dining area and kitchen run alongside and a fireplace is there for the chillier end of the day. Above it, a loft office on its own level, opens over the living room with treetops and sky at desk height offering serenity to your working hours. The primary suite is on this floor, with walk-in and heated-floor ensuite, so the stairs stay optional. A screened porch and covered deck off the main rooms, an attached garage so you never meet February in the driveway, and flower gardens on three sides.Guests get the lower level to themselves: two bedrooms with their own ensuites, a separate family room, and a walk-out to the garden. A studio with double doors faces the water, ready for the easel or the pottery workshop you keep promising yourself.2,728 finished sq ft over three levels. Four-season and self-reliant: propane forced air with central air, on-demand hot water, well with treatment, septic, generator-ready.Walk to the bakery, post office and Mt Tabor Playhouse. Picton in 15 minutes. The sheltered pond is made for a paddle board and winter means skates, skis and plowed paths, offering outdoor recreation in every season.Every evening the west light crosses the pond and fills the rooms built for it. Nothing on this water is in a hurry. Just a calming sanctuary, ready for your personal touch.