Property Highlights

Built to withstand Cat 5 hurricane
Over 1,100 feet Gulf waterfront
350-bottle wine cellar
Professional 28-seat home theatre
Outdoor kitchen with Gulf views
40+ car garage with helicopter access

Overview

BUILT TO WITHSTAND A CAT 5 HURRICANE, LIVING SPACE OF THE HOME COMPLETELY UNTOUCHED BY HURRICANE HELENE! Some repairs being made to outbuildings and garage doors below the home. MOVE IN READY! TROPICAL GULF OF MEXICO LUXURY ESTATE – This stunning Gulf front property, comprised of over 23 acres, with over 1,100 feet of waterfront on the Gulf of Mexico, with incredible water views from every room is a one-of-a-kind opportunity. The residence is comprised of 5 bedrooms and 5/2 bathrooms in over 8,950 sq ft of living area. Bathed in sunlight, the split plan residence comprises a large entrance hall, living room, generous dining room, butler’s pantry, gourmet kitchen, 350-bottle wine cellar, large walk-in pantry, informal dining area, family room, billiard room, library, professional built 28 seat home theatre, exquisite master suite, opulent en-suite, all showcasing breathtaking views of the Gulf of Mexico. Gated, safe & secure, with a generator that will run the entire home for a month. Outside, a magnificent west facing terrazzo terrace extends the entire length of the home, with an outdoor kitchen with breathtaking Gulf views. Outdoor highlights also include a boat ramp, rustic boat house, a historical rustic guest house, a bridge which leads to an island with a floating boat dock, and double (lighted) tennis courts all amid the beautiful coastal wilderness. A car collectors dream featuring a 40+ car garage, with height for car racks and 12 garage doors, including a utility door, for Helicopter or RV and spans the entire space under the home. The 30,000 sq. ft. motor court makes landing a helicopter easy! The region is a prime spot for water sports and fishing. One of Florida’s most captivating Gulf Coast homes, this private, opulent home is cleverly designed to maximize its position overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.

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