Constructed in 1986, the 4,800-square-foot mansion features modern elements throughout, starting with the living room. In the open floor plan living and dining area, the glass staircase makes an immediate first impression. In two separate but connected living areas, seating is oriented around ornately tiled fireplaces.
The fireplaces aren't the only thing keeping guests toasty, though. The main living area also features a wet bar with stools where one can sip a Cosmo and admire the scenery. Tall, shuttered windows and modern light fixtures entreat the eye upward to the vaulted ceiling, which is two stories tall.
The living room flows seamlessly into a dining area as well as a pristine, white kitchen that conveys monochromatic minimalism, save for busy backsplash tile.
In addition to two separate living areas, the five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath dwelling also includes a game room and large personal gym in the garage.
The primary bedroom suite is also on the first floor, with a large en suite bathroom with a modern, standalone tub and capacious walk-in closet. Up the glass staircase, there are three more bedrooms and a second primary suite that serves as a full apartment unto itself, complete with yet another living room and its own kitchen.
Outside, the property features a pool, spa and the shade of mature trees.
This home is listed by David Garcia with Evoke Realty.
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