A private retreat.
A downtown address.

Open the doors.
Change the day.

The great room is where the home opens up. An 18-foot pocketing steel wall retracts into the architecture, connecting the living space directly to the covered patio and pool. With the doors open, the threshold between an evening inside and an evening outdoors becomes almost incidental.

Herringbone white oak floors, walnut beams and the wood-burning fireplace give the room its warmth. The dining table is close to the kitchen; seating gathers around the fire. The layout keeps people connected while giving each part of the room a purpose.

Sixteen steel exterior doors carry that connection throughout the residence. On a quiet day, the glass brings the outdoors into view. When friends arrive, open the wall and let the gathering find its own rhythm.

A kitchen that
brings people closer.

Officine Gullo’s gas range, hood and microwave set the tone in white and brass. TRUE refrigeration includes a refrigerator, freezer and beverage refrigerator, with a dedicated ice maker ready for a full house. The appliances have presence, framed by walnut cabinetry and the pale surfaces of the South African marble island.

The island is a natural place to pause while dinner takes shape. Beyond it, the dining table and great room keep the cook in the conversation. A concealed working pantry puts preparation space and storage close at hand.

There is a useful balance here: the kitchen can support an evening of entertaining, yet morning coffee at the island feels equally at home.

A retreat within
the residence.

The primary suite occupies its own wing on the main level. That separation gives everyday living a private center, with the kitchen, great room and outdoor spaces nearby and the four additional bedrooms upstairs.

Within the two-story suite, a raw-steel fireplace anchors the bedroom. The private upper retreat offers space for an office, reading or time to yourself. Wood, steel and natural light carry the architectural language of the gathering spaces into a more secluded setting.

The bath extends the retreat outside, with a private soaking tub and shower under the sky. After a full house or a day spent downtown, the wing offers a place to close the door and settle into your own pace.

Room to slow down.

A freestanding soaking tub, warm wood cabinetry and brass fixtures give the primary bath a calm, tactile character. Natural light falls across the surfaces, while the materials feel connected to the rest of the residence.

The room opens directly to the private outdoor bath and shower. Move from the indoor bath to open air without leaving the privacy of the primary wing.

Step outside.
Exhale.

Directly off the primary bath, an enclosed courtyard holds a soaking tub and outdoor shower. The walls provide seclusion while the sky remains open above.

It changes an ordinary routine. A shower after a ride. A soak before the rest of the house wakes. A few quiet minutes outside at the end of the day. This little courtyard is entirely its own experience, tucked into the primary wing.

Poolside,
at your own pace.

The heated black-concrete pool and infinity spa sit within a courtyard shaped by cedar, steel and the home’s open gathering spaces. From the covered lounge to the water’s edge, there are places to be together and places to settle back.

The outdoor kitchen keeps dinner close to the pool. A wood-burning fireplace gives the evening a focal point after the sun goes down. Turf and concrete define the terrace, balancing greenery with room to sit, dine and move between the water and the house.

Open the great room’s steel wall for a gathering that moves freely between the two. Or take your coffee outside, find a quiet chair and enjoy the courtyard on your own.