205-R Middleboro Rd, Freetown, MA 02717

Lakefront Retreat with 190 Feet of Private Sandy Beach! A truly stunning offering, One of Long Pond’s most unique waterfront properties, combining approximately 190 feet of private sandy shoreline with nearly 2 acres of land. Located on the coveted sunset side of the lake, this exceptional waterfront retreat offers breathtaking panoramic views, a private dock with boat lift and canopy, a rare opportunity to own one of the area’s premier lakefront properties. The 2,191-square-foot home (with 2x6 construction) has been thoughtfully updated while maintaining its timeless New England charm. A beautifully renovated kitchen with quartzite countertops opens to the dining area and spacious living room, where expansive windows frame spectacular lake views. A bright four-season sunroom provides comfortable living space for every season. The second floor features three spacious bedrooms, including a serene primary bedroom with skylights, while the finished lower level offers a dedicated home office, laundry room, workshop, and interior access to the attached two-car garage. Step outside to the new low-maintenance composite deck overlooking the lake, the perfect setting for entertaining, relaxing, and enjoying unforgettable sunsets. Whether your passion is powerboating, jet skiing, water skiing, wakeboarding, tubing, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, swimming, or simply unwinding on your own private sandy beach, Long Pond offers one of the finest year-round recreational lifestyles in Southeastern Massachusetts. Additional highlights include  2 beautifully updated bathrooms, a spacious two-car attached garage, and a location outside the flood zone. Properties offering this rare combination of extensive waterfront, nearly two acres of land, privacy, modern updates, and endless recreational opportunities seldom become available. This is more than a home—it’s a legacy waterfront property where family and friends will gather, memories will be made, and every sunset reminds you why Long Pond is one of Massachusetts’ most treasured lakes. All this and NOT in a flood zone!