When deciding to build their new home, they removed the former house and built on the same spot, making sure to preserve the beautiful tree in the front lawn. 

The facade of this home is an inviting and symmetrical architectural composition.

The facade of the home was designed around the owner’s desire to have a front porch deep to have a front porch deep enough to allow for a porch swing and additional seating for friends and family who might stop by for a visit.

Flanking the porch are twin gables with recessed elliptical arches and an inset window to add interest and variety to the facade.

A large entry hall provides ample room for a grand piano.

This foyer opens directly to the great room, which combines both living and dining room functions and is open to the kitchen.

The living room sits in a corner of the great room, which enjoys an entire wall of French doors opening to the pool terrace.

The open floor plan allows the dining room to have a connection to the kitchen, for effortless entertaining and family gatherings.

Visible wine storage adds interest to the dining room.

The fresh, white kitchen enjoys expansive countertops and luminous white cabinetry. A glass enclosed breakfast and sitting area off the kitchen also opens to the pool terrace, which gives the plan a circular flow.

The master suite enjoys expansive views of the garden.

The master suite is strategically located on the left corner of the main floor so that it has privacy from the great room while still enjoying a view of the pool and terrace.

The office is a favorite space of the owners because it has a balcony overlooking the pool. On a spring or fall day, it is pleasant to open the French doors and let the cool air flow into the house while they work.

A rear view of the home’s exterior.

The rear of this home features expansive windows for unobstructed views of the pool terrace and rear lawn.

A spacious rear terrace accommodates multiple seating areas, making this home ideal for entertaining.