Finally, Arthur took them in the private elevator wrapped in brass and deep brown leather, arriving at the master suite on the third floor, which belonged solely to the owner.
"The entire third floor is a complete, independent, private space," Arthur introduced in the elevator.
The elevator doors opened, and what first caught their eyes was not the bedroom, but a cozy living room with a huge fireplace and an unbeatable view of the lake.
In one corner of the living room, there was even a fully equipped tea bar, complete with a coffee machine, mini-fridge, and ice maker.
Walking through the living room and pushing open a heavy wooden door, the real bedroom was revealed before their eyes.
The design of this space perfectly interpreted the words low-key luxury.
The enormous cedar wood bed, capable of accommodating four people, was undoubtedly the centerpiece.
