Redolent of the centuries-old estates of the Italian seaside, Palazzo di Mare stands majestically on sprawling palm-studded grounds reaching from 205± feet of Atlantic Ocean beachfront to 198± feet fronting the Indian River. Heralded by regal entrance gates to a fountained motor court with porte cochere, this impressive six-bedroom residence celebrates European traditions of artisan craftsmanship, culminating a meticulous five-year design and construction process. Arranged in a view-filled “butterfly” floor-plan, the stunning living spaces are composed in a rich tapestry of inlaid stone, mosaic tile, Venetian plaster, hand-painted frescoes, gilded embellishments, filigreed ironwork, gilded embellishments, and fine cabinetry custom crafted on site. Luxury accoutrements address every requirement of grand-scale indoor/outdoor entertaining while also attending to everyday comfort. A 14-bay garage, separate guest house, dune walkover, and 500±-foot dock complete the romantic resort-like compound, which also has room for a helipad. Built to rigorous standards, with no detail overlooked, Palazzo di Mare is a rare Ocean-to-River jewel that endlessly captivates the senses. Location A1A South, Vero Beach, Florida. This serene South Beach setting is within a 10-minute drive of Vero Beach’s charming seaside village. Property Directly fronting 205± feet on the Atlantic Ocean, this 4.59±-acre Vero Beach paradise features 1.2± acres of lushly groomed estate grounds surrounding the main residence and separate guest house on a well-elevated site with significant coastal setback. Wrapping across the residence’s ocean side, a loggia with fireplace steps down to the mosaic-tiled pool with swim-up bar and spa. This sensational outdoor entertainment space is anchored by a pavilion and cabana with summer kitchen and bath. The dramatic rooftop sky deck features its own bar. A gated dune boardwalk crosses to the beach. West of A1A, another 3.9± acres include a 3.2±-acre building site and 198± feet of riverfront featuring a dock with 10,000-pound boat lift. Main Residence Showcasing a trove of Old World details, this stately palazzo built in 2001 totals 23,315± square feet with 6 bedrooms, 8 full and 2 half baths. The piling-reinforced construction features a slate roof and impact-glass windows. Efficient high-tech amenities include a 13-zone HVAC system, 2 elevators, Crestron electronics, Lutron lighting, and a back-up generator. An air-conditioned 14-bay garage and 2,900±-bottle wine cellar are on the lower level. First Floor: Through iron-filigreed glass doors, guests are ushered into the grand foyer with polished stone floor, elaborate columns, and rotunda staircase with mahogany-and-ironwork balustrade. Opening directly ahead, the dramatically elegant salon soars to a 32±-foot-high rib-vaulted ceiling above the tiered window wall focusing the view on the pool patio and ocean. An aristocratic fireplace dominates this impressive gathering space. Across the foyer, the banquet-size formal dining room is set off by an elaborate gilded-dome ceiling. Adjacent are the powder room, utility kitchen, and main kitchen with professional-style appliances including a 72-inch Sub-Zero refrigeration system, Thermador 6-burner gas range and double ovens, Miele coffee system, and Miele and Fisher & Paykel dishwashers. An open flow transitions into the poolside breakfast room and family room with regal fireplace and adjoining bar room. The acoustically designed theater room features a surround-sound system, 90-inch screen, and “starlight” ceiling. The oceanview library is highlighted by handsome millwork. Through a double-door entry, the grand master suite flows to an oceanview loggia from the bedroom and open sitting room, both adorned in gilded columns and frescoed ceilings. Two wardrobe rooms flanked the sumptuous master bath featuring a free-standing spa tub, walk-in shower, and 2 separate water closets. Another bedroom suite opens off the foyer. Separate staff q
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