You can feel the easy Florida luxury as soon as you arrive at the front of this home.
Crisp lines, coastal awnings, and a wide shaded entry hint at something special inside. This house isn’t just about curb appeal.
It’s planned for real life, with big windows, natural flow, and spaces that let you soak up the sun or retreat in total privacy.
I’d love to show you how every inch works for the way you want to live, entertain, and relax.
Specifications:
- 4,530 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry
When you come up from the walkway, you’re greeted by a covered entry that does more than keep the rain off your head.
I like that there’s plenty of room here for a bench or potted plants, giving you a nice welcome before you even open the door.
As you walk through the front door, you find yourself in the foyer, which has enough space for a table, mirror, or artwork.
This is a great spot to set the tone for the rest of the home.
Natural light pours in, and you can immediately see the open layout waiting beyond.
Study
Just off the foyer, to the left, you’ll find the study. It’s private enough for real concentration but close enough to the front door that you won’t miss a delivery or a guest.
With coffered ceilings and windows facing the front yard, this feels more like a personal retreat than a standard home office.
I can see how it would work nicely for working from home or as a quiet reading room.
Master Suite
From the foyer, you can turn left and walk down a private hall that leads directly to the master suite.
I think this layout works well for anyone who values privacy. You’re separated from the main living spaces and the other bedrooms.
Once you enter the master bedroom, you’ll notice how the wide windows bring in views of the backyard, while the 13-foot ceilings add a sense of space.
There’s even a dedicated sitting area with room for armchairs or a small sofa, perfect for morning coffee with a view of the pool.
Master Bath
Connected to the master suite, the master bath gives you a spa-like experience. There are two separate vanities, so no one has to share sink space in the morning.
A soaking tub sits beneath tall windows, and the walk-in shower is oversized and easy to access.
Two walk-in closets on either side offer plenty of hanging space and natural light. I like that you don’t have to walk far for anything—it’s all right where you need it.
Great Room
Back out from the master area, you’ll reach the great room. This is the main gathering spot in the house, and it’s easy to picture everyone spending time here.
Coffered ceilings add a sense of drama, while massive sliding doors open the space to the outdoor living area and pool.
You can host big get-togethers or quiet movie nights without feeling cramped. I noticed the designer kept everything open to the kitchen and dining room, so the space feels social and inviting.
Kitchen
The kitchen is right next to the great room, and it’s clearly designed for people who love to cook and entertain.
There’s a huge island in the center, perfect for prepping food or chatting with friends.
Cabinets stretch along the wall, and you get a clear view out to the pool and patio.
I prefer layouts like this, where you’re always part of the action. Even if you’re making dinner, you’re still connected to everything happening in the living and dining spaces.
Dining Room
The dining room connects directly to the kitchen. It’s slightly set apart, so you get a sense of occasion for family dinners or special events, but you’re not boxed in.
There’s room for a long table, and I can see a statement light fixture working well here.
What I really like is how you still get a view of the outdoors, thanks to generous windows and sliding doors.
Meals here can feel casual or formal, depending on your mood.
Laundry
Just past the dining room and kitchen, you’ll find the laundry room. It’s oversized, with plenty of counter space for folding and sorting.
There’s a utility sink and enough room for storage cabinets or even a mudroom-style bench.
I think this is clever placement, since you’re close to both the garage and bedrooms, so laundry never feels like a trek across the house.
Bedroom #2
Close to the laundry room and garage entry, Bedroom #2 sits in its own corner of the house.
This makes it perfect for guests, older kids, or even a second home office. It comes with a walk-in closet and convenient access to Bath #2, which is shared with the hallway.
The bath has a full shower and plenty of storage. I appreciate that guests or family here have a sense of privacy, since this bedroom is set apart from the main living spaces.
Bath #2
Bath #2 serves Bedroom #2 and is handy for anyone coming in from the garage or laundry area.
There’s a full shower, a long vanity, and plenty of light. This bathroom doesn’t feel like a typical hall bath.
Its thoughtful layout makes the space comfortable and easy to use.
Garage
Past the hallway, you reach a roomy two-car garage. But this home actually gives you two garages: one standard two-car, and another that’s deeper, perfect for extra vehicles, a golf cart, or workshop space.
I think families with lots of gear, bikes, or hobbies will really appreciate all this storage.
Bedroom #3
Moving back toward the central part of the house, you’ll see Bedroom #3. It’s set in a quiet spot, with a walk-in closet and a window looking out to the side yard.
This would work well for a teenager or overnight guests who want their own space.
It shares a nearby bathroom (Bath #3), making mornings easier for everyone.
Bath #3
Bath #3 is right outside Bedroom #3, with a full shower and modern finishes. This bath is easy to reach from both the bedroom and the hall, so it works well for guests or anyone spending time in the shared spaces.
Bedroom #4
Further down the hall, Bedroom #4 is another private sleeping area. It has its own walk-in closet and, like the others, gets plenty of natural light.
I can see this as a good option for younger kids, visiting family, or even a hobby room if you don’t need all four bedrooms.
Bonus Room
Here’s a surprise: the bonus room at the far end of the house. This is a flexible space with so many possibilities.
Set it up as a playroom, home gym, or a media room for movie nights.
Sliding doors connect it directly to the pool area, so it could even be a pool house or game lounge for get-togethers after a swim.
Pool Bath
Next to the bonus room and outdoor spaces, the pool bath is exactly what you need for easy cleanup after swimming or being outside.
There’s a full shower, so no one has to track water back through the house.
I like when designers think about these little conveniences.
Outdoor Living
Walk outside from the great room or dining area, and you find the home’s true showpiece.
The outdoor living space stretches across the back, shaded by a covered patio and framed by clean columns.
There’s room for a full set of outdoor furniture, maybe even a fireplace or TV for evenings outside.
What really stands out is how the patio connects to every major room. This design makes it easy to go in and out and stay part of the gathering.
Outdoor Dining
Just off the main patio is a dedicated outdoor dining area, covered and ready for big family meals or late-night chats.
There’s space for a large table, so you can host everyone from neighbors to extended relatives.
With the kitchen just inside, carrying plates and drinks is no hassle. I think this is one of the spaces that really makes Florida living enjoyable.
Outdoor Living (Left Side)
On the other side of the patio, a second outdoor living space wraps around the back of the master suite.
This would make an incredible spot for private breakfasts or quiet evenings, and it connects directly to the master’s private sitting area.
If you want a peaceful spot outdoors without seeing everyone else, this is the place to go.
Pool and Spa
In the center of the backyard, the pool and spa area feels like a resort getaway.
There’s a sun shelf for lounging, a deep end for swimming, and a raised spa for soaking.
The design encourages you to move easily between the water, patio, and indoor spaces. I think families with kids or anyone who loves to entertain outside will get so much use from this setup.
Sitting Area
Right outside the master suite, the sitting area gives you a peaceful place to relax in the shade or sun.
Set up a couple of loungers or a small table, and you’ll have your own escape.
You don’t have to worry about finding a quiet spot by the pool.
Flow and Feel
What stands out across the home is how everything connects. Rooms open to each other without feeling crowded, and every bedroom has enough distance for real privacy.
Outdoor and indoor spaces blend together, letting you enjoy the Florida sun in comfort. You get the charm of Mediterranean and European design, but with the clean lines and thoughtful layout that make contemporary homes easy to enjoy.
If you’re hosting a crowd, working from home, or just enjoying the quiet, you’ll find space for every part of life here. The layout, big windows, and easy access to outdoor areas come together for a home that feels both impressive and completely livable.
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