Stepping onto the grounds of this Mediterranean-inspired estate, you immediately feel a sense of grandeur.
This truly is a Florida retreat designed for living large. This isn’t just a house, it’s a destination—with 5 bedrooms, two garages, multiple outdoor spaces, and unique rooms waiting to be explored.
The palm-lined entry hints at the luxury inside, while the terracotta roof and arched windows set a relaxed, sun-kissed mood.
I’ll walk you through the full experience, moving room by room through every level.
Specifications:
- 8,359 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 5.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 5 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry and Foyer
As you approach on the central path, the covered porch provides shade and a first look at lush greenery.
Double doors open into the foyer, where tall ceilings and a view straight through to the reflection pool create instant openness.
To your right, a dedicated wine room is ready for anyone who loves to entertain or wants a well-stocked cellar.
Dining Room
To the left of the foyer, the formal dining room balances elegance and comfort. With windows overlooking the front gardens, this is the spot where holidays and special dinners truly stand out.
The butler’s pantry just behind adds storage and a pass-through for serving.
Living Room
Moving forward, you step into the living room. The soaring ceiling and tall windows bring in loads of light and frame the view of the reflection pool.
This room feels open and is perfect for relaxed evenings or hosting a crowd. The layout lets you move easily between indoor and outdoor living.
Rotunda
On the left, the rotunda serves as the home’s main hub. The curved staircase here is a true architectural highlight.
This space keeps all the main floor zones connected. From here, you can head to the kitchen, the family areas, or take the stairs to see what’s upstairs.
Kitchen
Off the rotunda, the kitchen immediately stands out. You’ll find a huge island that works for both prepping and gathering.
I think anyone who enjoys cooking will love the layout. There’s plenty of counter space, room to move, and a massive walk-in pantry at the back for all your essentials.
The kitchen opens right to the family room, so you’re always part of the action.
Family Room
This is the heart of daily life. With enough space for oversized sofas and direct access to the covered lanai, the family room is casual yet spacious.
Picture movie nights here or just relaxing with a view of the pool area. The design really supports indoor-outdoor living.
Wet Bar
Between the family and living areas, the wet bar brings convenience to gatherings. It’s centrally located so you can serve both entertaining zones without missing out on conversation.
Morning coffee or evening cocktails—this spot handles both.
Dinette
Next to the kitchen, the dinette is filled with light and perfect for casual breakfasts or snacks.
Bay windows surround this space, giving you a great view of the backyard. It feels relaxed, and the natural light makes mornings feel special.
Study (Main Floor)
Just off the kitchen, you’ll find a dedicated study that offers a quiet retreat in a spot that’s slightly removed from the main flow.
Use it as a home office or a place for homework. The room faces the side yard, letting in sunlight but keeping distractions at bay.
Mud Area and Utility
Near the garages, the mud area is built for everyday life. There’s space for shoes and bags, and the utility room is nearby, making laundry easy.
I think keeping the mess of daily living out of the main rooms is a real game-changer, especially in a house this size.
Bedroom #2 and Bath #2
In the left rear corner, Bedroom #2 features its own walk-in closet and en-suite bath.
It’s located near the mud area, making it a great option for guests who want privacy or for multigenerational living.
This room is generously sized, with windows looking out to the side yard.
Study (Secondary)
There’s also a second study between the dinette and the lanai. This could become your library or a music room.
Since it’s smaller and set apart from the main living spaces, it’s ideal for focused work or quiet hobbies.
Powder Bath and Butler Pantry
Between the kitchen and formal spaces, a powder bath is located for guest convenience. The nearby butler pantry makes serving both the dining and living rooms simple, with extra prep space always within reach.
Elevator
A practical feature for everyday living, the elevator sits opposite the rotunda. If you’re thinking about long-term accessibility or just want help carrying groceries, this is a true asset.
Wine Room
Off the foyer, the wine room is more than storage—it’s a statement. Even if you’re not a collector, this space adds luxury and old-world charm to the entry.
Master Suite Entry
From the foyer, a private hallway leads you to the master suite, which is set apart from the main living areas for maximum seclusion.
Master Suite
Step into the master bedroom, complete with a sitting area in its own alcove. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out over the gardens, and the room itself feels peaceful.
I really appreciate how this suite offers extra privacy while still feeling connected to the outdoors.
His Bath and Walk-In Closet
On one side of the master, you’ll find a private bath and walk-in closet. Direct access makes it easy to get ready in the morning without crossing paths, which is great for busy routines.
Her Bath and Walk-In Closet
On the other side, her bath features a soaking tub overlooking a quiet garden corner.
There’s also a vanity, separate shower, and a walk-in closet with room for an extensive wardrobe.
I think the separate layout is a huge plus for couples.
Sitting Area
The master suite’s sitting area is perfect for reading or enjoying a morning coffee. It’s a calm, private spot away from the main bustle of the house.
Covered Lanai and Pool
Sliding doors from several rooms open onto the covered lanai. There’s space here for lounging and dining, all shaded from the afternoon sun.
The reflection pool stretches out ahead, with a spa to one side and a sun shelf for relaxing in shallow water.
If you love outdoor living, this backyard is ready for everything from pool parties to quiet evenings.
Outdoor Kitchen
Just beyond the family room, the outdoor kitchen makes entertaining easy. With a built-in grill, counter space, and a spot for an outdoor fridge, you can cook while still being part of the fun by the pool or on the lanai.
Pool Bath
The pool bath is a great feature for swimmers, so no one has to walk through the house wet. It’s a small detail, but it keeps the main living spaces tidy and dry.
3-Car Garage
On the left side of the home, the 3-car garage offers plenty of space for vehicles, bikes, and storage. You get direct access to the mud area, which helps keep everything organized.
2-Car Garage
To the right, a second garage fits two more cars. This is perfect for large households or guests, and the circular drive makes coming and going simple.
Now that the main level is covered, let’s go upstairs to see what the second floor has in store.
Rotunda (Second Floor)
At the top of the curving staircase, you step into an airy, open rotunda that overlooks the foyer below. This feature really keeps the upper floor connected to the spaces downstairs.
Loft
Straight ahead, the loft is a flexible space for lounging, play, or maybe a home gym. With two-story ceilings and a view over the reflection pool, I can easily picture this as a favorite family hangout spot.
Bedroom #3
On the right side, Bedroom #3 comes with a walk-in closet, private bath, and access to a covered porch. It’s a great retreat for teens or guests who want a bit more space.
Bedroom #4
Down the hall, Bedroom #4 is spacious and bright, featuring a generous walk-in closet and its own bath. The utility area next door makes doing laundry on this level easy—no need to carry loads up and down the stairs.
Bedroom #5
At the far end, Bedroom #5 feels like a suite, with a bay window nook, walk-in closet, and direct access to a covered porch.
The attached bath offers double sinks. This room is set apart, giving guests real privacy.
Morning Bar
Centrally located, the morning bar is a handy spot with a mini fridge and counter space. You can grab coffee or a snack without heading downstairs.
Covered Porches (Upper Level)
Several bedrooms open onto covered porches with views of the pool and gardens below. These outdoor areas help the upstairs feel connected to the lush surroundings and give each room a resort vibe.
Theater
On the far right, you’ll find a dedicated theater room. It’s truly a standout, with space for tiered seating and surround sound.
Movie nights will feel like your own private cinema. There’s even a small powder room nearby for added convenience.
Non-A/C Storage
Beside the theater, a storage room gives you space for luggage, holiday decorations, or anything else you want to keep close but out of sight.
Upstairs Bathrooms
Each upstairs bedroom has its own bathroom, so no one has to wait in line in the morning. The layout gives everyone independence while keeping things connected through open hallways and shared living zones.
This home is much more than its 8,359 square feet. It’s about the experience.
Each level is crafted for comfort, privacy, and easy indoor-outdoor living. If you’re looking for a place to host a crowd or crave quiet moments, you’ll find a space here that fits your rhythm.
I love how every detail is designed to support your lifestyle.
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