Situated on the north shore of Campbell Lake on a point of land with 220 feet of lake frontage, this unique & appealing New England shingle home takes full advantage of the outstanding lake & mountain views, as well as the sunshine pouring in through its mullioned windows. With beautiful solid oak hardwood floors, massive beamed ceiling, an open inviting kitchen with fine appliances including a SubZero refrigerator/freezer plus refrigerator drawers and a special French La Cornue range. Behind the range is a masterpiece of custom tile work created by Alaskan Native artist, Ed Mighell, utilizing Cook Inlet clay. A massive butcher block counter acts as a divider and serving counter to the Great Room. A beautiful 1950s Murano glass chandelier is centered over the dining table. Additional custom lighting includes a "Sputnick" brass chandelier over the first of 3 Vermont Casting wood stoves. Entry lighting includes a contemporary Italian glass "leaves" chandelier. Three colored glass pendants by Dane Glass of Nantucket are among the unique pieces in this artistic custom home. The kitchen and Great Room open to over 1,400 square feet of Ipe deck with glass rail. Family and guests can enjoy the beauty of lake front living. The primary bedroom, a few steps up from the Great Room, is enhanced by Stark wool carpet and exquisite wall coverings. A stunning antique spiral staircase retrieved from a church in Spain, circa 1830, rises to a "widows"s walk" loft above the bedroom. A Vermont Casting wood stove offers warmth. Contemporary Murano glass sconces from Italy surround the bed. Two sets of French doors open to the deck overlooking the lake & mountains. The spacious primary dressing room and bath offer substantial storage, a freestanding soaking tub, separate shower, & personal washer/dryer. Most distinctive is the woodwork and bookcases around the bathroom sink, retrieved from a French chateau, circa 1850, still retaining the original blue and cream paint. A floor below, the library is highlighted by French paneling from a French chateau, circa 1850, with a few pieces needed to fill in the bookcases stained to match the original. With wool carpeting underfoot, a Vermont Casting wood stove surrounded by custom tile also created by Ed Mighell, lovely French doors to the lawn and lake complete this room. An enormous family/rec room with brand new LVP flooring includes a kitchenette with a full complement of appliances, serving 3 additional bedrooms or bonus rooms on this lower floor, each with an ensuite bath. (One of the bedrooms lack a closet but an armoire will do.) A powder room on this floor serves both visitor and family. French doors open to the sweeping lawns and the lake beyond from the recreation room with outdoor access from the "mudroom" as well. Upstairs is another wool carpeted guest bedroom with an ensuite bath plus an study/bedroom/or workout room with 3/4 ensuite bath & steam shower. The upstairs powder room features a burl-wood sink and pedestal hand built by "Trapper Jim" who lives on the Talachulitna River and makes his living harvesting burls from the trees surrounding his cabin. The custom tile work is by Ed Mighell. The exterior of this stunning home is built of cedar shingles with half walls of stone. The cupola, turret and gambrel roof reflect the characteristics inherent in New England shingle homes. Wide custom-built stone stairs lead to the impressive covered entry fronted by white columns. Finally, the double dock, built in 2012 to accommodate the owners Cessna 206 on amphibian floats, will also accommodate a Cessna Grand Caravan plus several boats simultaneously. One of a kind, this home and property offers an extraordinary opportunity to enjoy the best of Alaska. Come home to 3806 North Point Circle! https://justpendedmedia.hd.pics/3806-North-Point-Cir-2 The current home was originally designed to be added to an earlier 1965 house as it stood. But while digging the foundation for the new section, an earthquake occurred severe enough to dislodge the foundation of the old house. Subsequently, that house was taken down to the studs with new footings poured under it. An entirely new multi-level structure was then constructed beginning in 2008 and completed in 2010. The date of 2008 is thus reflected in MLS as the date of construction.