Property Type:
Residential
Bedrooms:
5
Baths:
7
Square Footage:
8,040
Lot Size (sq. ft.):
22,216
Status:
Sold
Current Price:
$5,995,000
List Date:
9/27/2023
Last Modified:
10/29/2024
Description
Timeless details and breathtaking views abound in this rare and private estate. Designed as an exclusive celebrity compound, this property is the only one of its kind in the prestigious gated community of Burnt Pine and provides privacy and safety for the most exclusive buyer or cautious family. As you enter the property through its own private gates and lavish courtyard, you find a lush garden framing the main home while the garage and guest house provide a beautiful enclosure from the quaint neighborhood street. Sweeping views of Choctawhatchee Bay water and the Burnt Pine Golf Course greet you the moment you step inside the stunning main residence. An entertainer's paradise at every turn, the classic white coral stone floors throughout the main living area and soft neutral tones layer
Supplements: plus an enclosed separate grilling area and pizza cookery. The beautiful pool lanai and the panoramic backdrop of the golf course stretching into the bay beckons everyone to enjoy the gorgeous outdoors. Covered porches stretch languidly along the house.
Endless long windows from every room draw the incredible view inside. This premier home, once featured in Veranda Magazine, lends to the imagination creativity with the highest regard for design.
Burnt Pine is a gated community in Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort. Sandestin offers a marina, beach access, 24 hour free tram service, tennis courts, swimming pools, concert areas, world famous restaurants and shopping, renowned golf courses, and miles of bike/walking trails.
Listing Office: Paradise Property Brokers Inc
Last Updated: October - 29 - 2024
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