$42 Million Listing Featured in Architectural Digest
Utterly unique and lyrically compelling, this sublime residence reigns in a tropical haven sweeping from the Atlantic Ocean to the Intracoastal Waterway, contrasting its pure white forms in profound harmony with verdant foliage and cerulean water and sky.
Utterly unique and lyrically compelling, this sublime residence reigns in a tropical haven sweeping from the Atlantic Ocean to the Intracoastal Waterway, contrasting its pure white forms in profound harmony with verdant foliage and cerulean water and sky. This tour de force featured in Architectural Digest (May, 2005) was designed by internationally renowned Legoretta + Legoretta with interiors by Chicago-based Gregga Jordan Smieszny, complemented by masterful layered gardens by landscape architect Fernando Caruncho.
Understated luxury pervades the serenely elegant living environment, an inspired revelation of space, light, and form that balances grace and noblesse, boldness and restraint, rich complexity and spare refinement. An effortless flow is unified by large slabs of warm sand-hued French limestone, ivory-toned plaster walls, and white oak millwork in a textural cerused finish evoking the 1920’s work of legendary Parisian designer Jean Michel Frank. Artfully placed windows illumine a series of atrium-like spaces contemplating vistas of the sea, and opposite, the exquisite geometric pool and sculpted landscape. There is also a full-service yacht dock, just four properties in from the inlet. For the passionate connoisseur of style, this is a visually stunning yet eminently livable residence in paradisiacal seaside beauty.
Offered @ $42,000,000
Contact Gerard Liguori, Carmen D’Angelo Jr., or Joseph Liguori @ 561.394.7700. Or visit premierestateproperties.com
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