1200 Lands End Parkway

About This Home

Welcome to Lands End Unit D423 – your slice of Lake of the Ozarks paradise! This rare top-floor end-unit condo offers 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and breathtaking main channel views from a covered, and screened deck that feels like an private retreat. With direct ground-level elevator access, this turn-key, fully furnished gem is move-in ready and includes a protected 14x40 boat slip at mile marker 19, shielded by the wave break for easy, worry-free docking. Step inside to an open-concept living space where the spacious kitchen flows effortlessly into the bright living and dining areas. Highlights include a cozy gas fireplace, custom LED accent lighting tucked into the crown molding (wrapping the entry, kitchen, and living room for a warm, inviting glow), and abundant natural light that enhances the home’s welcoming, entertaining-ready vibe. The luxurious master suite features a king bed, stunning lake views, private deck access, a jetted tub, separate full shower, and generous closet. The second ensuite bedroom offers a queen bed and its own full bath for added privacy and comfort. The third bedroom, perfect for additional guests, includes two twin beds, with the third full bath conveniently located just across the hall. A full-size washer and dryer in the dedicated laundry room adds everyday convenience. Resort-style amenities elevate your lifestyle: a lakefront pool, relaxing lazy river, state-of-the-art fitness center, clubhouse, and playground – all near your doorstep. Whether you're envisioning a full-time residence, weekend escape, or high-performing property, this great unit checks every box. Its prime location puts you minutes by land or water from the exciting new Oasis Amusement Park (set to open soon), the upcoming Bass Pro Shops anchor at the Osage Beach Premium Outlets, top-tier dining, shopping, and endless Lake of the Ozarks adventures. Experience the perfect fusion of luxury, convenience, and lakefront living at Lands End Condominiums.

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