There’s something magnetic about a home that feels both luxurious and genuinely comfortable. This one blends Mediterranean charm—think red tile roofs and sunny stucco—with the breezy, open attitude of Florida coastal living.
The layout sprawls across 3,990 square feet, with each room designed to pull in natural light and invite you to kick back.
When you walk through the front door, you’ll quickly realize this isn’t just a house built to impress.
It’s made for real life, complete with all the thoughtful details that make daily living feel easy and enjoyable.
Specifications:
- 3,990 Heated S. F.
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch and Entry
Before you even come inside, the covered porch welcomes you with a relaxed vibe. The modern glass-panel door stands out, framed by stacked stone and lush tropical landscaping.
I always think a shaded porch says a lot about a home’s priorities. It keeps things cool and inviting, even on a hot day.
Once you enter, there’s a small, defined entrance—just enough space to pause and take in the surroundings.
Foyer
Right past the front door, you arrive in a bright foyer. Clerestory windows pour light into the space.
The tall ceiling here adds a sense of openness before you even explore further. From this central spot, you can see the main paths of the home branching out, each leading to a different experience.
Dining Room
To your right, the dining room is ready for both special occasions and casual breakfasts.
It’s set apart, but still connects smoothly with the bigger living area.
With nearly 20 feet of space, you have plenty of room for a large table and maybe even a sideboard if that’s your thing.
I like how it stays linked to the kitchen and main living spaces, so everyone can stay in the conversation.
Great Room
A few steps farther and you’re in the great room—a space designed for flexibility. Oversized windows stretch along the back wall, letting sunlight stream in and giving you a clear view of the backyard.
The soaring ceiling makes the room feel open, and there’s an easy flow to the outdoor living areas.
This setup is great for gatherings that carry outside.
The fireplace serves as a subtle anchor, making the room cozy for rainy days.
Kitchen
Turn toward the kitchen and you’ll spot the generous island that’s perfect for friends and family to gather around.
There’s plenty of counter space, and the layout works well without feeling crowded.
The nearby hidden pantry brings a ton of storage, and I think families will love being able to stash snacks and small appliances out of sight.
The kitchen connects directly to the great room, making entertaining and everyday meals super simple.
Hidden Pantry
When you open the hidden pantry, you’ll see just how much storage this home offers.
Shelving lines the walls, creating space for everything from bulk groceries to holiday platters. This feature really does make day-to-day life easier, even though it’s usually out of sight.
Laundry Room
Next is the laundry room, conveniently located off the kitchen. There’s room for full-size appliances, extra counters for folding, and even a utility sink.
I’ve noticed more homes are making laundry areas larger, and I see why—it just makes chores go more smoothly.
The window brings in natural light, making this a surprisingly cheerful spot for tackling laundry.
Mud Room
Right past the laundry, you’ll find the mud room. There’s a built-in bench and cubbies for shoes and backpacks, so it’s easy to drop everything off as you come in from the garage.
I think this area works especially well for busy families or anyone who hates clutter spreading through the rest of the house.
Coat Room
Just off the mud room, you’ll see a coat room. It’s a simple touch, but it does a lot to keep jackets and outerwear organized.
You can keep this area as tidy (or as relaxed) as you want—no judgments here.
Powder Room
Close by, there’s a powder room for guests. Set in a private spot, it’s just right for quick visits without wandering through the whole house.
The location makes sense for both visitors and family moving between the main living spaces.
Linen Closet
Across the hall, you’ll find a linen closet—perfect for stashing towels, bedding, or whatever else you want close at hand.
I always find these storage spaces help a home feel more organized.
Office
Head down the main hall and you’ll find the office, set apart for a bit of privacy.
There’s enough room for a large desk and bookshelves, and natural light pours in through the window.
Whether you’re working from home or just want a quiet spot for calls, this space is flexible.
I appreciate that it’s away from the busiest areas, so it’s easier to focus.
Master Suite
Moving further down the hall, the master suite opens up as a retreat all its own.
There’s plenty of room for a king bed and a seating area.
You’ll notice two walk-in closets, which is perfect if you like to keep your things organized and separate.
The windows face the backyard, so you get the soft morning sun and still have privacy.
This area of the home stays calm and cool throughout the day.
Master Bath
Enter the master bath through a private doorway. Inside, you’ll find a soaking tub, a large walk-in shower, dual vanities, and a private toilet enclosure.
The layout feels like your own spa, but without any fuss. I like that the bath and sleeping area are separated, which makes peaceful mornings just a bit easier.
Covered Lanai
Open the sliding doors from the master suite or great room to access the covered lanai.
This outdoor space wraps around the back of the house, giving you a shaded area to relax or entertain.
The ceiling height matches the great room, so it feels like a real extension of your indoor living space.
Whether you’re grilling, lounging, or just enjoying the breeze, this lanai makes outdoor living simple and comfortable.
Covered Outdoor Dining
Next to the lanai, there’s a separate covered outdoor dining area. You’ll have plenty of space for a big table—perfect for summer dinners or weekend brunches.
This spot connects right to the great room and kitchen, so serving food is easy.
I think this could quickly become a favorite hangout for family and friends.
Bedroom 2
Back inside, toward the front of the house, you’ll find Bedroom 2 tucked into its own alcove.
There’s a built-in desk, making it flexible for homework or hobbies.
A large closet keeps things organized, and the window brings in morning light. Privacy here is excellent, so it’s a great fit for guests or a growing teen.
Bath 2
Next to Bedroom 2 is Bath 2, with its own shower. It’s easily accessible from the hall, so anyone using nearby rooms or coming in from outside won’t have to walk far.
I appreciate how this setup gives everyone their own space.
Bedroom 3
Down the hall, you’ll find Bedroom 3. With a walk-in closet and room for a double or queen bed, this is a comfortable spot for siblings or visiting family.
It’s close to other bedrooms but still offers some privacy.
Bedroom 4
Bedroom 4 looks out to the backyard, and while it’s similar in size to Bedroom 3, it has its own unique layout.
The closet space here is generous, and the window frames a nice backyard view. This room feels a bit more private, making it perfect for a guest room or even a home gym.
Nook
Connected to Bedroom 4 is a cozy nook, just the right size for a reading chair or small table.
This could easily become your favorite spot for quiet mornings with coffee or late-night study sessions.
Casita
One of the most versatile areas in the house is the casita. With its own entrance, small kitchen, and private bath, it’s basically a guest house within the home.
I see so many possibilities here—space for extended family, long-term guests, or even a creative studio.
Kitchen (Casita)
The casita’s kitchen is compact but practical, with enough room for the essentials. It lets guests or residents have their independence while staying close to the main home.
Bath 3
The casita also features Bath 3, which doubles as a convenient option for the theater and nearby bedrooms.
With a shower and easy access, this bath offers real flexibility, especially if you often have visitors.
Theater
Here’s a fun bonus: the theater room. Set in its own wing, this space is made for movie nights or gaming marathons.
The dimensions are generous, so you can go big on comfy seating and a big screen.
With the casita nearby, snacks are always close at hand.
Hallways
The hallways in this home aren’t just passageways. They’re wide and bright, connecting all the main spaces without feeling cramped. I noticed the layout uses every inch of space well, with smart storage and easy movement between rooms.
2-Car Garage
The main 2-car garage is spacious, and the entry opens straight into the mudroom. Unloading groceries or sports gear is quick and easy, and you’re inside in no time.
3rd Car Garage
A separate 3rd car garage sits just beyond the mudroom. It’s perfect for a classic car, workshop, or extra storage. There’s a direct entrance to the shop area, giving you a place to tinker or store tools.
Shop
If you’re hands-on, the attached shop area off the 3rd garage is a real bonus.
Whether you’re into woodworking or need space for hobbies, this room is set up to keep mess and noise away from the main living areas.
This home finds the right balance between grand entertaining spaces and thoughtful, everyday comfort. Each room is both functional and full of character. As you move through the house, you’ll see the design encourages you to use every part of the home, whether you’re hosting a big gathering or just enjoying a quiet night in.
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