Understated elegance and alluring beauty create the perfect picture of refinement in this Georgian-inspired Intracoastal estate on prestigious Palm Trail. A haven of graciousness designed with entertaining in mind, this timeless Georgian-style residence stands along the Intracoastal Waterway on sought-after Palm Trail, offering picturesque tranquility within walking distance of Atlantic Avenue and the beach. Built in 2007 and pristinely kept, this exquisite masterpiece was orchestrated by a team of professionals with specialized talents – award-winning Palm Beach architects Bridges, Marsh & Associates; custom builder BSA Corporation; Bippus & Barrington Interior Design; and landscape architect Grant Thornbrough. Framed in manicured foliage, the gated entrance court presents the residence as a paragon of perfect proportions, symmetry, and detail with the finest finishes throughout. Classic elegance is tempered with warm ease in the comfortably scaled courtyard floor-plan designed to bring in the beauty of the outdoors. French doors flow to grand verandahs in a serene tropical landscape where swaying palm trees rim the waterfall pool in exotic enchantment. The charming pool house is the ideal accoutrement for outdoor entertaining. Extensive yacht dockage completes the resort-like realm of this captivating Delray Beach waterfront estate. Location Palm Trail, Delray Beach, Florida. Renowned for its award-winning beaches, historic Delray Beach is located between Boca Raton and Palm Beach in the heart of South Florida’s Gold Coast. Delray Beach’s vibrant downtown district combines Old Florida charm with a cosmopolitan array of boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and cafes centered on Atlantic Avenue. Property On a wide stretch of the Intracoastal Waterway, this alluring palm-studded tropical oasis fronts 125± feet of shoreline featuring full-length yacht dockage outfitted with a lift. Sumptuous palm trees frame the waterfront view from the stately verandahs, where garden walkways cross lush lawns to the spectacular resort-style saltwater pool with sun shelf, waterfalls, and separate spa. Also suitable for use as a guest house or boat house, the poolside cabana opens to pergola-covered patios and features a full summer kitchen/bar, 10-seat bar counter, wood-burning/gas fireplace, full bath, and outdoor shower. Set behind ironwork entrance gates, the estate is served by an expansive Chicago brick motor court leading to side-entry garages with 6 bays and a half bath. Residence Fashioned with careful attention to even the smallest detail, this exquisite Georgian-inspired residence flows in a courtyard layout designed for indoor/outdoor entertaining on any scale. The capacious floor-plan totals 12,079± square feet including 7,787± square feet of living area with 4 bedrooms, 5 full and 2 half baths, zoned cooling/heating, a surround-sound system, and wiring for a full-house generator. Exceptional architectural finishes include the slate roof. Classic millwork carries throughout the interiors, grounded by rich Brazilian cherrywood floors. First Floor: A classic columned entry welcomes guests into the open foyer, illumined by a second-story Palladian window. Directly ahead, classic columns mark the transition into the view-filled 37-foot-long living room at the heart of the house, where triple sets of French doors flow to the waterfront verandah, pool patio, and gardens. Incorporating a dining area and music alcove, this magnificent living/entertaining space has a crown-molded tray ceiling and an elegant wood-burning/gas fireplace. The formal dining room also opens to the pool area and Intracoastal views. Warmly finished with cypress paneling and ceiling beams, the bookcase-lined library is appointed with an onyx-hearth fireplace and onyx-topped wet bar. The Old World wine cellar with Chicago brick floor and ceiling has storage for 1,050± bottles. Highlighted by a dramatic Chicago brick-inlaid wood-beamed ceiling, the epicurean’s kitchen includ
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