The Lira Group
The Lira Group
The Lira Group
The Lira Group
The Lira Group
Drive down Granny White Pike and you're sure to notice this home exuding an ultramodern exterior.
Designed by architect Alexandros Darsinos, the 4,817-square-foot, 4 bedroom and 4.5 bathroom abode strikes an artful balance between zen and glamour with high ceilings, a posh kitchen with Miele appliances, a state-of-the-art Sonos sound system, and a heated gunite pool. Clean lines and tranquil spaces where natural light streams through the floor-to-ceiling Unilux windows are also found throughout. The house blurs the boundary between the interior and exterior through the large glass walls that allow the outside in.
Modern pavers lead from the driveway to the main entry, where a museum-like foyer sets the tone for the home’s overall aesthetic: cloud white walls and expansive windows that frame nature. Steps away is a sprawling living room with twenty-foot ceilings, wide-plank engineered oak flooring, flush architectural baseboards, and a gas fireplace.
The Lira Group
The Lira Group
The Lira Group
The Lira Group
The ground floor primary bedroom opens out to the pool area, lending it a resort-like feel. The suite boasts a large closet, floor-to-ceiling cabinets, racks, and drawers, plus a lighted vanity that can double as a desk. The ensuite bath, hidden behind a space-saving pocket door, features tile flooring, a quartz double vanity, a shower with jets, and a Victoria and Albert soaking tub set against a sleek marble backdrop. The kitchen opens onto a private patio for breezy al fresco dining, and showcases stunning marble backsplash paired with and oversized refrigerator/freezer, double wall ovens, an electromagnetic induction cooktop, and dishwasher. The sixteen-foot island with bar seating is crafted from quartz and features a two-compartment sink, built-in power outlets, and a wealth of storage, in addition to the kitchen’s dual pantries.
But it's not just the interior of the home that is a place of shelter and comfort. The outside concrete wall provides both a protective barrier between the home and the main road, plus framework for the courtyards and gardens that surround the property. This allows the private gardens to be viewed from the interior, providing the ultimate harmony of home and nature.
For more information, contact Gabriela Lira here.