This home sat on one of the finest lots in the neighborhood — right on the fairway, under the live oaks — but inside, it was living thirty years in the past. We took it down to what was worth keeping and rebuilt the rest: walls came out to open the floor plan, light and the golf-course views were invited back in, and every finish was chosen to reward a closer look.
The result is a home that feels new without losing its bones — a white kitchen with marble and a waterfall island, a primary bath with a freestanding tub and a walk-in glass shower, wide wood floors throughout, and a facade brought from tired tan to a crisp, timeless white.
