- 6
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Rooms
- 4.5
- Bathrooms
- 3,667 ft2
- Property Size
- 93088
- Property ID
Description
Exceptional masterpiece and private estate home located in the City of Parkland. This magnificent gated pool-home features over 1 acre of fenced-in private land with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathroom over 3,667sf of of living and total space. Private guest home consists of 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms with 1,008sf of living and total space with large storage garage. Expansive outdoor oasis with magnificent heated, saltwater pool and hot tub. Artisan stone fire pit with stone seating surrounded by expansive lush backyard. Outdoor built-in barbecue and large marble deck area perfect for entertaining around serene landscape. The property features large private pond and gazebo. This novelty home is built with authentic wood siding from the California gold sleuth’s. Unique “indestructible” pressure- treated wood. Interior built of rare and exceptional Dade-County Pine, installed with unique Amish technique called Pinned and Fit. Builder spent months living and working with the Amish to perfect technique. The wood is puzzle cut and connected with pins allowing for mild flexing, withstanding virtually any storm. Wood sidings attached precisely with aligned copper nails. Home took roughly 8 years to build. All gutters run underground, to the pond in the front and a drain field in the back. Outdoor spiral staircase. Spacious and open feel with 25-foot tall ceilings and magnificent antique chandeliers. A built-in library with added charm to the loft and upper interior walk-way. Warm-welcoming fireplace opens to the dining and den areas. Pristine marble floors. Expansive island-kitchen with gold-vein countertops and stainless-steel appliances. Home has a custom roof, made with copper and original slate tiles from Virginia. Fabulous free-standing guest home was totally renovated, along with a shingle roof, updated plumbing and electric, impact windows and a tank-less water heater. This was the first structure built in the City of Parkland in 1920, and originally a hunting lodge. Exceptionally unique and historic home featured in numerous magazines. Main home features a 100-year engineered roof with forensic engineer report for insurance.
