Some homes simply occupy a lot. The Phoenix House, however, feels like it belongs. Designed by MINARC, one of Forbes' Top Residential Architects, this four-bedroom, four-bathroom home is a striking example of architectural modernism balanced with comfort. Erla Dgg Ingjaldsdttir and Tryggvi Thorsteinsson, MINARC's visionary founders, has reimagined the space with a deep respect for nature, light, and form, creating an environment that invites both relaxation and effortless entertaining. Through the private front gate, and the world quiets. Inside, the architectural flow is seamless, with floor-to-ceiling windows dissolving the boundary between indoors and out. Light fills the space. Breezes move freely. Motorized shades and custom drapery allow effortless control, shifting the ambiance from bright and open to soft and intimate at the touch of a button. When the oversized doors fully retract, the entire home expands outward onto a sprawling deck, where a fireplace awaits cool evenings and conversation. At its heart, the chef's kitchen is as elegant as it is functional. Miele appliances including a sous vide oven elevate every meal, while the open layout keeps connections effortless, whether gathering at the island, lounging by the pool, or unwinding in the living area with music playing through the whole-house sound system. For those who need to stay connected, 1-Gig internet wiring with a WiFi repeater installed throughout ensures seamless , full-site coverage. Carport with electrical vehicle charging support. As the night winds down, the primary suite offers a private retreat. The spa-like bathroom encourages lingering mornings with a deep soaking tub and the everyday luxury of a Toto washlet. A spacious walk-in closet provides ample storage, while the zoned HVAC system keeps every room at the perfect temperature. Throughout the home, hot water recirculation with temperature regulation ensures instant comfort. Three additional bedrooms and bathrooms create space for family, guests, or that home office or gym you've been planning.Built with sustainable materials, The Phoenix House is as thoughtful as it is impressive. The carport fits multiple cars, and the entire property has the feel of a private compound -secluded, yet open; modern, yet warm. It's a house designed to be lived in, celebrated, and shared.

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