This prestigious residence offers the opportunity to reside in a multi-million dollar home with turrets, thick terracotta-tiled roofing, stucco exteriors, and beautiful balconies. Flanked by soaring palms and just a short distance away you may have a hard time leaving this precious place since it is located in an enchantingly lovely tropical world of its own. This palace-like residence enjoys a vantage point over the lavish lovely lagoon pool.
This magnificent three-story vacation home enjoys four beautifully furnished and well-appointed bedrooms that can sleep up to eight guests. The main open sunny living area enjoys the ultimate in terms of plush comfortable furnishings and art touches throughout. The turreted balcony overlooks the sparkling blue pool, fountains, and towering Royal Palm trees around the large courtyard area. A wrought iron table with cushioned chairs allows you to enjoy a glass of wine while gazing upon this enchanting tropical world. A large TV on the other side of this room is available for evening entertainment. An elegant dining table with four high-backed chairs sits nearby beneath a vintage chandelier. The state-of-the-art Gourmet kitchen features gleaming stainless steel appliances but has the look of a country estate with double-arched windows and a scrolled wood pedestal granite-topped open bar with three decorative metal chairs.
An opulent spiraling staircase tower leads to the giant Master Bedroom Suite which encompasses the entire third floor with a romantic balcony with seating overlooking the pool, a private luxury bath, and a sitting area. The charming Guest Bedrooms also have access to their own poolside patios or balconies and are individually adorned in an elegant classic fashion.
First Floor: Queen Bedroom with Patio Access, Queen Bedroom, Hall Bath with Walk-In Shower, Laundry Room.
Second Floor: Living Room, Kitchen, Dining, Powder Room.
Third Floor: King Master Suite with Walk-In Shower and Garden Tub + Balcony Access, Bonus Room with Queen Sleeper Sofa and Balcony Access.
