Welcome to 155 Union Chapel Drive, a timeless traditional estate offering a rare combination of scale, privacy and unmatched quality. Set along an extraordinary lot within The Point at Trump National Golf Club Charlotte, this custom waterfront estate offers 526 feet of shoreline. Thoughtfully designed by architects Christopher Phelps and Emily Bourgeois and built by Simonini Homes, the home is defined by its exceptional main-level living—offering approximately 5,000 square feet designed for both everyday comfort and effortless entertaining. A main-level walkout leads to a covered outdoor living area with pool, spa, and fireplace which is well suited for both entertaining and everyday living. The stately foyer impresses you immediately with the sweeping spiral staircase, marble flooring and detailed millwork. The lake views stay with you as with as you take in the character of the walnut flooring, custom cabinetry, detailed molding, and seven fireplaces. Designed with both function and style in mind, the kitchen is a standout feature, anchored by a 60-inch Wolf range with a custom copper hood, double islands and a separate scullery ideal for hosting and prep. The main level also includes a great room with cathedral ceilings, a charming sunroom with expansive views, two powder rooms and a private office. Lastly, the first floor owners retreat provides unmatched privacy and a true spa-like retreat. The upper level has three expansive bedroom suites, a bonus room with wet bar, a charming family room with fireplace and lake views and an additional office space. The lower level exudes quality with a mahogany custom bar and wine room and is made to be enjoyed. A 2.5-car attached garage is complemented by an additional two-car garage connected by a porte-cochère. Built to a Five-Star Energy Rating, the home includes Icynene spray foam insulation, Kolbe & Kolbe windows and doors, a newer roof with copper accents, extensive stonework, and recent interior and exterior painting. A rare offering defined by thoughtful design and a level of traditional craftsmanship that is increasingly hard to find.