10 Lupin Lane is an architect-designed residence set within the forest of Brackley Beach, created as both sanctuary and platform for experience. Conceived across four levels, the home is immersed in trees yet only one kilometre from the National Park, within walking distance to The Dunes Gallery and Brackley Bay Oyster Company, and minutes from the white-sand beaches of the North Shore. Deeded water access on Brackley Bay reinforces its connection to place. The living level is elevated, with kitchen, dining, and lounge arranged as a single open volume, wrapped in glass and opening onto broad terraces that draw the forest inside. Above, a rooftop terrace crowns the composition, positioned high among the canopy with views stretching to the dunes, the bay, and the sea beyond. Plumbing and electrical rough-ins anticipate a summer kitchen, making this a true outdoor living room in the treetops. The primary suite offers seclusion with spa ensuite, custom dressing room, and a private deck with hot tub beneath the canopy. Two further bedrooms and a full bath complete this level. The lower floor introduces a family lounge, media room, and a laundry crafted with Bosch appliances and built-in cabinetry, where design and function meet. The guest suite is fully self contained with kitchen, bath, and studio-style living, finished with its own private entry and currently operating as a successful vacation rental. An adjacent flexible room with independent access is ideal as a home office, creative studio, or personal gym. An attached heated double garage and detached wired single garage with camper hook-up extend the program, while landscaped grounds, pathways, and a firepit frame the home’s dialogue with its wooded setting. Encircled by forest yet a short drive to Charlottetown, 10 Lupin Lane is more than a residence. It is a contemporary island estate where architecture, landscape, and lifestyle converge in lasting harmony.
