Constructed in 2010, the home showcases a contemporary open-concept layout with 14-ft ceilings on the main level with expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the interior with natural light while framing the sweeping coastal landscape. Rich hardwood flooring, warm wood accents, and imported BC cedar throughout speak to craftsmanship and quality, while a Vermont Castings wood stove with ceramic tile surround anchors the main living space for both style and comfort. The chef's kitchen features white cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, tile backsplash, a farmhouse apron sink, and heated ceramic flooring. Seamlessly connected to the dining and living areas, it is designed for entertaining and relaxed everyday living. The thoughtfully planned main floor also includes a pantry, laundry, powder room and entry foyer that leads to a private, separate and spacious bedroom with 14 foot ceilings and spa ensuite. The upper over-sized suite is the standout, with 11-ft ceilings, breathtaking views, a walkout balcony, full spa ensuite and additional space for guests or quiet relaxation. Comfort is maintained year-round with in-floor electric radiant heating and an 18K BTU mini split. The finished basement has polished concrete heated floors, versatile space ideal for a home gym, studio, or workshop, along with ample organized storage. The home is fully winterized and built for all-season living.   Outdoor living is equally captivating, with a massive wraparound deck that invite you to sit back, spot whales and dolphins in the ever-changing views over Bonne Bay. There is also government approval for a 60-ft dock and boathouse, with a landing already in place.   Just minutes from artisan shops, acclaimed dining, and world-class hiking trails, this is a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully designed coastal home in the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage Site—where modern luxury meets the raw, untamed beauty of Gros Morne. (id:60457)