Redesigned. Reconsidered. Turnkey.

The functional center of the home: a substantial waterfall island with under-lighting and a full Thermador suite, positioned beneath a custom walnut beam with pendant lighting. From the kitchen sink, the window looks directly into the garden.

The open floor plan runs uninterrupted across large-format porcelain tile, from the family room through the kitchen to the living room and out through the glass to the pool and garden. Every window looks into a private garden. No neighbor rooflines, no street, no borrowed view.

The family room occupies its own corner of the open floor plan — casual and comfortable in a way that the more formal living areas are not. The room for a quiet evening, a movie, or a book. A large window looks out into a private canopy of mature trees, giving this corner of the house a sense of enclosure without losing its connection to the rest of the home.

The dining room opens directly to the kitchen and the main living space, part of the same uninterrupted flow that defines the home. A large window looks out onto the Japanese-inspired front garden — at the table, the garden is always present. Overhead, a sculptural chandelier sets the tone. The kind of room where a weeknight dinner feels considered and a dinner party feels effortless.

Backlit Brazilian hardwood shelves, a dark gloss bar with black quartz counters and gold hardware, and a window looking directly into the garden. A room that works as a private office, a reading room, a bar. Leave the double barn doors open to expand your open floor plan and entertain — or close them for a place to decompress.

The primary suite is expansive and bright. In the morning, the electric shades rise — morning sunlight moves slowly across the room before the day has fully begun. A sliding glass door opens directly to the private back courtyard. Walk out. Sit at the patio sofa with your coffee and listen to the water.

The spa bath continues the language of the suite — floor to ceiling large-format porcelain, floating vanities with hammered metal vessel sinks and glass countertops, a large walk-in shower with mosaic tile accent wall. Rolled white towels beneath the vanities. It does not feel like a bathroom. It feels like a private spa.

Three generously sized guest bedrooms — each one a proper room — occupying their own private wing, separate from the master and main living areas. Each has its own natural light, views into the garden, and double door closets with full built-in cabinetry. The kind of guest accommodation that earns return visits.

Three secondary bathrooms — cabana bath with direct pool access, a dedicated guest bath, and a kids bath — each with its own fit, finish, and feel. All three carry the same material quality found throughout the home. No corners cut, no detail skipped.

Originally a sixth bedroom — converted into a surprisingly generous private gym. Keep it as a fitness room or make it whatever the space calls for. A game room, a studio, a retreat. The room is ready.

Every corner of this home was finished with the same intention — including this one. Large, bright, and impeccably organized with built-in cabinetry and generous counter space. The standard doesn’t drop at the laundry room door.

Three generous bays with epoxy floors, built-in cabinetry, overhead storage racks, and large windows on each side. A finished, bright, functional space that extends the care of the home all the way to the end of the driveway.