4915 Stockbridge Drive St. Joseph, MI 49085

At the end of a quiet stretch, where the river opens in both directions & the landscape begins to feel entirely your own, sits a place known as The Farthest Point. Set on approximately 2.8 acres along the St. Joseph River, this custom-built, 6 bed, 5.1 bath, Keystone Development residence offers a rare sense of calm & separation. The views are long & uninterrupted, shifting with the light throughout the day, morning reflections on the water, soft afternoon brightness, & evenings that settle in quietly around the trees. Inside, over 5,000 square feet of living space is designed for both openness & comfort. A two-story living room welcomes natural light, while the kitchen & great room create an easy, connected flow. The layout offers flexibility with a main-level office or bedroom, along with spaces that feel equally suited for gathering or quiet retreat. Upstairs, the primary suite is oriented toward the water, accompanied by three additional bedrooms. The finished lower level extends the living space for guests, recreation, or extended stays. Radiant flooring and a full bath on this level make this an amazing space to relax, retreat, and enjoy. Outdoors, a brick patio, an elevated deck overlooking the river, & a fenced yard, offer a setting that feels removed, peaceful, & deeply connected to the natural surroundings. The large two-car garage with charging station keeps your cars, and your toys out of sight. The Farthest Point is more than a name--it reflects the experience of being just far enough away to truly settle in. extends the living space for guests, recreation, or extended stays. Radiant flooring and a full bath on this level make this an amazing space to relax, retreat, and enjoy. Outdoors, a brick patio, an elevated deck overlooking the river, & a fenced yard, offer a setting that feels removed, peaceful, & deeply connected to the natural surroundings. The large two-car garage with charging station keeps your cars, and your toys out of sight. The Farthest Point is more than a name--it reflects the experience of being just far enough away to truly settle in.