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If you’ve been dreaming of a house that feels like a relaxing resort, this coastal contemporary showpiece on Florida’s sunny shores will make you want to unpack and stay for good.
The design layers three bright, connected floors, each with its own collection of inviting spaces for both privacy and gathering.
Palms sway outside wide windows, breezes move through sun decks and lanais, and every room seems to offer a fresh perspective or a new place to unwind.
I’d love to walk you through it and show you how each part fits into this easygoing but elegant lifestyle.
Specifications:
- 6,680 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 5 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry and Foyer
Arriving at the front entry, you’re greeted by tropical landscaping and a wide, paved walkway.
The front door opens into a large, light-filled foyer. The sweeping curved staircase immediately draws your eye upward, creating that “grand welcome” feeling.
A tall window at the landing pours natural light onto the crisp white walls and rich wood accents.
In my opinion, this kind of dramatic entry sets the right mood, blending southern hospitality with coastal ease.
You’ll notice a gallery hallway leading deeper into the home, framed by a classic dark wood handrail and elegant iron spindles. Off to one side, a powder bath is conveniently located for guests, and there’s a closet here that’s perfect for storing jackets or beach bags.
Verandah
Just beyond the foyer, the verandah wraps along the front of the home. With its wide footprint, it’s ideal for a pair of rocking chairs or a porch swing—making it the place to relax with evening breezes or enjoy a quiet morning coffee.
Dining Room
Walking into the dining room, you’ll notice high coffered ceilings and huge windows that fill the space with sunlight.
The dark wood table pairs beautifully with blue-patterned cushions and textured blue walls, giving the room a subtle, beachy vibe without going overboard.
The crystal chandelier overhead adds a hint of sparkle. I think this space works just as well for formal dinners as it does for a lazy weekend brunch.
A wet bar nearby lets you set up drinks or a coffee station for guests. This layout helps gatherings flow easily from dining into the main living areas.
Gallery and Powder Room
The main gallery hallway ties everything together on this floor. You’ll see how the rooms branch off, but the open sightlines keep the atmosphere light and spacious.
There’s a powder room along the way, making it simple for guests, and a closet nearby helps keep things organized.
Kitchen
Step into the kitchen and you’ll feel how open it is right away. The U-shaped layout wraps around a huge central island, and the wide windows over the farmhouse sink give you water views while you cook or clean up.
Crisp white cabinetry pairs with marble countertops, while dark wood beams overhead bring warmth to the space.
There’s plenty of room to prep family meals or gather friends around the island. What I love most is how the kitchen connects directly to both the great room and covered lanai.
It really makes indoor-outdoor living feel effortless. A spacious pantry sits just behind the kitchen, so storage is never a problem.
Great Room
Just past the kitchen, the great room opens up with tall ceilings and broad windows.
The space is made for relaxed gatherings, with plenty of room for a sectional, a couple of armchairs, and sunlight pouring in from every direction.
Sliding glass doors link the great room to the covered lanai and let you bring the outdoors in.
This living area feels perfect for anything from family movie nights to lively holiday parties. I like that the kitchen is so close, so no one misses out on the fun.
Study
On one side, a quiet study gives you a change of pace. Sunlight streams through the tall window, and built-in cabinetry along one wall keeps work or reading materials neatly organized.
There’s even a small bar sink and beverage fridge, making it easy to settle in for long calls or relaxing afternoons.
With the door closed, the study becomes a true private escape. If you leave it open, it creates a gentle transition between the great room and the master suite.
Master Suite and Sitting Area
Past the study, the master suite stretches out as a personal sanctuary. A hallway called the “morning bar” offers space for a coffee maker or snack fridge, letting you start your day at your own pace.
The bedroom itself is generously sized, and the sitting area set into a bay of windows is ideal for sunrise views or curling up with a book.
I think you’ll appreciate how the suite sits apart from the main living zones, so you have privacy but still feel connected.
Master Bath and Walk-in Closets
The master bathroom stands out as a highlight of the home. Tall windows surround a freestanding tub, so you can relax and enjoy both the view and natural light.
Warm wood cabinetry and marble countertops create a spa-like atmosphere, finished with a sparkling chandelier.
Dual vanities and a walk-through shower simplify busy mornings, while two walk-in closets give you plenty of storage for every season.
Utility and Secondary Spaces
Near the kitchen, you’ll find a utility room with laundry and storage, plus a second closet.
The elevator also starts here, making it easy to move between levels with groceries or luggage.
There’s a mudroom area nearby, so sandy shoes or raincoats have a place to land.
The Main Level Floor Plan
A hallway near the utility room leads to a dedicated theater designed for movie nights.
The theater sits away from the main living spaces, offering a cozy spot to unwind.
Easy access to a nearby snack bar means popcorn and drinks are always close by.
An adjacent equipment room keeps electronics organized and out of sight. There’s even a full bathroom right here, so you don’t need to go upstairs during a show.
Covered Lanai and Outdoor Kitchen
From the great room or theater wing, step outside onto a wide covered lanai. This is the heart of the Florida lifestyle.
The outdoor kitchen is fully equipped, making it simple to grill, mix drinks, or prepare meals without missing a moment outdoors.
There’s space for dining and lounging under the shelter of a wood-paneled ceiling. I can easily imagine this area getting constant use for evening cookouts and poolside lunches.
Pool Area, Spa, and Verandah
Continue along the lanai to reach the pool area, which is positioned to take in the view and enjoy the breeze.
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The pool stretches toward the water, with a spa in one corner for relaxing soaks.
Stone tiles and crisp white columns bring out the home’s coastal vibe, and there’s plenty of space for chaises, umbrellas, and potted palms.
Storage closets off the verandah offer a spot to keep pool gear and outdoor toys neatly out of sight.
Garage
On the entry side, a massive garage spans almost the entire depth of the lower level.
There’s room for several vehicles, golf carts, or even a boat, along with extra space for bikes, paddleboards, or workshop hobbies.
Direct access brings you to the foyer, so you can come and go without worrying about the weather.
Let’s check out the upstairs and see how the private bedrooms and entertainment spaces come together on the second floor.
Gallery and Covered Balcony
The gently curving staircase brings you to a second gallery, which acts as a hub connecting all the rooms. A covered balcony straight ahead lets you step outside for a morning coffee or to catch the sunset.
Game Room
The standout feature upstairs is the game room. Vaulted ceilings with wood beams, hardwood floors, and a wall of glass doors all set a fun, inviting tone.
The built-in wet bar means you can entertain without heading downstairs. I see this space working for everything from a game of pool to a kids’ sleepover or just hanging out with friends.
Step out onto the covered balcony and you’re surrounded by wide water views.
The Second Level Floor Plan
To the right of the gallery, Bedroom #2 is bright and private. There’s a large walk-in closet and a private bath, making it perfect for guests or a family member who wants their own retreat.
The room overlooks the sun deck and water, so mornings here would be a treat.
Bedroom #3 with Ensuite and Walk-in Closet
On the opposite end, Bedroom #3 has a similar setup, with its own walk-in closet and ensuite bath. Windows on two walls bring in natural light all day, and a nearby storage closet is great for games, linens, or out-of-season clothes.
Bedroom #4 with Ensuite and Walk-in Closet
Bedroom #4 sits just off the gallery. It’s a bit smaller but still roomy, with its own ensuite and walk-in closet.
This spot works well for guests, older kids, or could even serve as a second office.
Sun Decks
A series of sun decks wraps around almost the entire upper floor, so everyone can find a favorite spot to relax, read, or catch some sun.
The decks connect to the covered balcony and overlook the pool and water beyond. I think these decks would be especially popular in the evenings, when the light softens and the breeze picks up.
The Third Level Floor Plan
Utility Room
A small utility room on this level gives you another spot for laundry or storage, so you won’t have to carry things up and down the stairs. For a home this size, I believe this makes daily routines a lot more convenient.
Lower Level Storage and Pool Access
On the ground floor, there’s more than just parking. Storage areas open onto the verandah and covered lanai, offering spots for pool floats, garden tools, or beach gear.
Steps lead up to the main living areas, and wide doors keep everything easy to reach.
This home is designed for smooth flow between indoors and out, with quiet retreats and spaces for lively gatherings.
Every level brings something unique. Hosting a big family weekend, working from home, or just enjoying a quiet morning with the view—all feels possible here.
Each room and space has been thoughtfully planned. I think the balance of privacy, luxury, and unmistakable coastal Florida style truly sets this house apart.
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