You can now stay in the iconic glass mansion on Lake Norman

Lake Norman's multi-million-dollar glass mansion is now a vacation rental.

Why it matters: It's the first time the custom-built home, located on the tip of a Lake Norman peninsula in Terrell, N.C., has been available to rent.

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Context: The property is managed by vacation rental company Stay Lake Norman , which opened bookings this month.

Catch up quick : The home was built in 2016 by Ted and Beverly Corriher, the Observer reports , who sold it in May 2024 for $4.2 million .

Layout: Spanning 6,283 square feet, the three-story waterfront mansion has panoramic views — due to nearly all of its walls being panes of glass.

• It has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and sleeps 14 guests.

What to expect: The contemporary-style home comes with luxury features like two fully-stocked kitchens, a game room, a mezzanine bar and a private dock and boathouse.

• Guests can arrange boat and water sport rentals and hire private chefs, meal delivery service and massage therapists.
• It's pet-friendly (with a two-dog allowance).

Yes, but: If you're wondering if onlookers can see inside — no such luck. The windows are tinted blue from the outside.

If you go: Prices to book average around $3,500 per night and can range from $1,200-$6,000, according to Stay Lake Norman COO Caleb Hannon.

• The home has availability beginning mid-September. Check all available dates here .

Let's take a look around: All photos are courtesy of Mario Bianco with SkyCam Digital.

The first of the mansion's two kitchens is located on the ground floor by the entry. The mezzanine bar area comes with bar and lounge seating, beverage coolers and 360-degree views of the water. Each of the six bedrooms has its own bathroom (check out this room's bathroom below) and views of the water. The claw foot tub looks even bigger in person. The second-story Chef's kitchen and dining area. The pathway to the dock and boathouse. One of the mansion's multiple balconies. You'll find poker, Pac-Man and more in the game room. The front entrance.

My thought bubble: I toured the mansion, and its design immediately reminded me of the house from the 2022 film "Glass Onion" — except you only have to drive about 45 minutes from Charlotte instead of booking a flight to Greece.