Situated within the prestigious Blue Hills estate, this contemporary residence spans 1,350 square meters and is strategically positioned on a 5,120 square meter site, nestled between two cul-de-sacs. This unique location allows for dual access points, facilitating a distinct separation between the basement parking and the guest entrance.

The basement is designed to accommodate parking for up to eight vehicles, organized around a light shaft featuring an elegant water installation, complemented by an atrium and a dedicated plant room. Additionally, the ground floor houses a secondary double garage alongside a staff cottage, ensuring functionality and convenience.

Access to the residence begins at an impressive porte-cochère, leading to a skylight-covered glass bridge that gracefully spans the water feature, guiding visitors to the front door.

Upon entering, one is welcomed into a double-volume hall that seamlessly connects to the lounge. The spatial arrangement is defined by sliding glass panels that separate the dining room, which flows into an open-plan kitchen and a family room that is two steps lower, ultimately leading to a serene lanai.

The ground floor embodies a modern glass box aesthetic, utilizing brick walls solely for privacy and essential storage. This design ethos continues throughout the interior, where the entrance hall provides access to an indoor pool, games room, and home theater, as well as a covered patio. A guest suite is thoughtfully positioned to the south of the lounge for added privacy.

A striking cantilevered staircase ascends from the hall, visible through a two-story glass wall from the porte-cochère. The staircase culminates in a bridge that spans the hall and lounge, linking the main suite and its private balcony to a pajama lounge and three children’s suites, each featuring their own private balconies, fostering a sense of openness and connection throughout the residence.