In an exclusive realm that truly sets itself apart, this seaside estate reigns in unbridled splendor as both work of art and a haven of world-class luxury. Here, leading Vero Beach architect Lynn Silkworth and respected builder David Farrow have teamed their talents to the ultimate advantage in this sprawling compound on an incredible 155+/- feet of oceanfront right in Vero Beach’s prestigious estate section. The Old World majesty begins with a carriage-style gatehouse, and only heightens as the newly pavered drive circles to the stately main residence where the full beauty of the architecture is revealed as the pristine tropical oceanfront unfolds. With a magnificent resort-style pool area and dune walkover awaiting, indoor/outdoor living is an effortless way of life even for those with the most sophisticated taste and discerning requirements. Highly distinguished in so many aspects, this is a grand estate unlike any other on Florida’s Treasure Coast. Location South Highway A1A, Vero Beach, Florida. Nestled between the scenic Indian River and Atlantic Ocean, Vero Beach offers a charming seaside downtown area hosting fine boutiques and restaurants along with diverse cultural attractions. Property The unobstructed ocean views from this walled and gated, 1.88+/- acre compound are simply spectacular, the privacy is glorious, and the lush landscaping perfectly complements the sweeping 530+/- foot-deep site. The grand oceanfront verandah is complemented by a floor-to-ceiling fireplace and a fountained spa just beyond. Edged with fossil stone, the heated infinity-edge pool features a state-of-the-art low maintenance salt system and creates a wonderful effect as its draws the eye towards the ocean. Crafted of Brazilian Ipe, the beautiful dune walkover incorporates a built-in seating area to admire the views from directly above the beach. Main Residence Just completed, this impressive 3-level residence comprises a total of 19,511+/- total square feet and 12,610+/- under air, with 6 bedrooms, 7 full and 2 half baths, 2 laundry rooms, and an elevator to all levels. Greek limestone floors adorn most rooms. Meticulously crafted millwork is featured throughout, and the hurricane impact mahogany windows have verdigris-patinaed copper cladding. Icynene insulation maximizes the energy-efficient climate-control systems and a new Crestron system makes lighting control a breeze. The garage features porcelain tile floors, oversized climate-controlled storage closets for owners and guests, and parking for 9 cars. First Floor: Beyond the double entry doors of mahogany, the great hall showcases Greek limestone flooring inlaid with Brazilian Ipe and a grand staircase of Hawaiian koa wood. Ocean views sweep through the living room where French doors flow to the oceanside loggia. The elegant double-sided fireplace is shared with the billiard room featuring wormy chestnut paneling, a coffered ceiling, wet bar, and French doors to the verandah with its pecky cypress ceilings and to the side patio with its spa. Another fireplace anchors the library’s impressive 2-story space appointed with handsome built-in bookcases, cherry flooring, and a coffered ceiling. Opening to a garden pergola, the coffered-ceiling dining room connects into the butler’s pantry and chef’s kitchen with furniture-grade cabinetry, granite counters, Sub-Zero refrigerators and freezers, Viking range with double convection ovens, and 2 Asko dishwashers. Views of the ocean open through the family room’s beam-ceilinged bay by the pool. A sunny breakfast room adjoins. Two private oversized guest suites flank the great hall. Each of these guest suites feature private entry doors and individual access to the pool and beach. Second Floor: Sprawling across the entire ocean side, the palatial master suite capitalizes on the panoramic ocean views with a wraparound sun deck. Two private entries serve this indulgent haven presenting a large bedroom with fireplace, separate sitting/exercise room wi
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