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waterfront residence in Panama City, Florida that gained attention on HGTV's "House Hunters" is now listed for $3.6 million. The four-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home sits on the secluded Northshore Islands in North Bay.

    The Lewis family, who appeared on the show, fell in love with this property during their search for a waterfront home with bay access for their boat. They purchased it in 2023 for $2.76 million and are now looking to move on. The couple's electrical company has grown significantly since they filmed the episode, and they're seeking a location central to their operations in Georgia and Tennessee.

    The modern three-story home, designed by J. Michael Hunnicutt, boasts over 5,100 square feet of private living space with insulated concrete form construction, smooth stucco finishes, and barreled rooflines. The estate features a 350-foot deep-water dock, saltwater pool, spa, summer kitchen, and meticulously crafted kitchen with custom walnut cabinets.

    The home's unique architecture provides 180-degree bay views from the rear elevation and 180-degree island views from the front elevation. Every bedroom captures serene water views, while covered patios on each level offer unobstructed vistas. The listing agent, Carly Sostheim of Corcoran Reverie, notes that the home's design is "like no other" and perfectly embodies the Florida lifestyle.

    The property is listed by Carly Sostheim of Corcoran Reverie, who emphasizes its unique features and desirable location. With its many amenities and stunning views, this waterfront residence is poised to attract a discerning buyer seeking both leisure and functionality.