You can play golf in the front yard or swim in the back yard. You can slide the chairs to the fire pit in the cabin or spread out on the patio around the outdoor fireplace and TV. 

You can shoot in the oversized driveway, or lie on the sun deck and listen to the splashes of the waterfall. 

Or, when the weather is not suitable for outdoor activities, you can go to the lower level of the house to strike. Here, you will find a large open party room over 10 feet high. You will find a golf simulator, a game space, a meeting place large enough for dancing, a fully equipped kitchen and a large bar. 

The house is full of special details of the plans of the couple who built it-including entertainment and visual effects.

Take the green in the front yard. It is not just a flat green with a hole. It has hills and outlines, as well as six cut holes. 

It has bunkers on three sides and teeing areas on both sides, so you can cut into the green from above or below. 

The garden is planted with decorative grass and a picturesque small iron bridge. The flowers surround it and change color during the season "just like in Augusta's Cape Amen," the shop owner said.

Similar details are reflected in the interior of the house, especially the stone and original wrought iron. Iron is used extensively around curved stairs, on balconies, fences, and outdoor iron bridges. The 12-foot front door is made of iron; so is the wide electronic front door. 

The main floor is all in ranch style, and there is no second floor above, so the footprints of the house are widely distributed. On the closer side, a wide porch hides the doors of four garage bays and opens up access to the backyard.

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The largest space on this main floor is the long family room connected to the long kitchen, totaling 56 feet. A two-way fireplace separates them in the middle. This space is very elegant with neutral colors, stone and tile floors, and unusual metal lamps. 

The owner's suite is located on this main floor, and there are two complete suites. Each has a full bathroom and a walk-in closet. 

The low-level strike for party preparation is a festive combination of materials. As a formal tone, it is the bottom of the spiral wrought iron staircase. Judging from the casual palette, it has a barn wood ceiling. 

On both sides, the lower wall is stacked stones. The upper wall is a shiny textured metal sheet, fixed with more metal strips. The floor is stone brick, ceramic tile and wood.

The wine room on the lower level is a stone and wrought iron display. Its arched door is made of wrought iron grapes and vines, in a textured steel frame. The interior of the room is a brick pattern, and each bottle of wine has a separate wrought iron frame. 

In order to create more low-level space, the owner dug a low-level under the two garages. One of them is an extension of the entertainment area; the other is for storage.

The strike from this lower level appeared on a covered terrace with a large outdoor fireplace and TV screen. In addition to the swimming pool, hot tub and cabanas. On the terrace above this lower level, there is another fireplace in the same place.

Location: 3535 Harden Road, Auckland Town

Main features: wide pasture houses with exquisite details, especially wrought iron craftsmanship, stone craftsmanship, six-hole greens with sand pits and teeing areas. Unusual open entertainment areas are located on the lower level of the strike, swimming pools, pool houses, and waterfalls. 

Contact: Tom Zibkowski, Real Estate One, 888-866-7355.