Set back from the road behind mature trees, this home sits alongside the 2nd tee box of Travis Pointe Golf Club — visible to no one who isn't looking for it. The entry opens into a two-story great room where Jerusalem marble floors meet a wall of Anderson windows, and a fireplace rises behind wainscoting that runs all the way to the ceiling. From there, the house unfolds deliberately: a formal dining room with a tray ceiling, a kitchen with a built-in coffee bar and secretary desk with bay window, and a first-floor primary suite set beneath a turret-vaulted ceiling with a gas fireplace and French doors to the patio.
The lower level has 10-foot ceilings and its own rhythm entirely — a cherry pub-style bar, a wine tasting area, a fitness room with a half-glass look-out wall, and a golf simulator room. Upstairs, a loft with a leaded rose window overlooks the great room, and three bedrooms each have their own walk-in closets and private or semi-private baths. A whole-house generator, a new roof, and Renewal by Andersen windows throughout round out the practical side of a home built with uncommon care.
