Sellers who list their important properties for sale with Premier Estate Properties can expect a world of exposure both online and through exclusive print publications. Case in point, the Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Fort Lauderdale estate properties featured below are currently showcased in the Spring/Summer edition of the UK's Mayfair Collection, where Premier Estate Properties is a premier advertiser. The reason is this.
Address: 2816 Northeast 25th Court | Listed By: Kevin Kreutzfeld — 866-221-3699
An artful expression of elegant modern luxury, Aqua Viva comes to life in a fabulous newly reimagined waterfront estate nestled along a canal in Fort Lauderdale's desirable Coral Ridge community. Sleek and sophisticated while remaining relaxed and engaging, this custom-furnished five-bedroom residence combines high-end finishes and subtly glamorous touches to create an exclusive boutique resort feel. Glass window walls and sliding doors bring the outdoors in, connecting the interior to the serene pool terrace. Complete with deep-water dockage for the yachter, Aqua Viva personifies resort-at-home waterfront living at its finest.Address: 3318 Northeast 17th Street | Listed By: Lennen + Rotella — 866-221-6383
An artful composition of sleek white forms and impact-rated glass set off by yacht-inspired deck railings, this newly built five-bedroom residence places an emphasis on effortless style and comfort. Indoor/outdoor living is also a focus of the well-planned layout served by an elevator to all three levels, including the fabulous rooftop sky deck — the perfect place to relax and take in the sweeping views that stretch to the sparkling ocean. For easy entertaining, the sleek white chef's kitchen is part of the seamless layout, where glass doors bring guests outside to the private fenced terrace by the sun-splashed pool. Upstairs, the glass-walled master suite is a restful oasis, opening to a wide balcony overlooking the pool. With fine furnishings available, this exquisite modern estate is move-in-ready to enjoy the pleasures of living in the desirable Fort Lauderdale Beach neighborhood.Address: 3350 Northeast 14th Court | Listed By: Rory Vanucchi + Matthew Bobby — 866-221-3722
This newly renovated contemporary estate is situated directly across the street from the ocean in Las Olas by the Sea, a desirable beachfront neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale. Beautifully updated, with the most recent renovations just completed in 2017, this four-bedroom contemporary gem gives the feel of resort living in the privacy and comfort of home. Inside, free-flowing living spaces are grounded by wood-look porcelain tile floors in a muted driftwood tone and airy glass walls invite seamless indoor/outdoor living. Designed for the quintessential Fort Lauderdale Beach lifestyle, this oceanside estate also offers excellent investment potential, having successfully served as a vacation rental in this choice destination, where the ocean's sun-drenched sands are at its doorstep and the city's other fabulous attractions are close by.Address: 1300 Mandarin Isle | Listed By: Liz Caldwell + Partners — 866-221-1826
A perfect blend of leading-edge luxury and clean-lined simplicity, this exquisite new modern estate has just been completed on the waterfront of Citrus Isles, a beautiful neighborhood on the South Fork of the New River. Making a striking first impression, the four-bedroom residence adds softness to its sleek lines with textural accents of cut stone, set off by distinctive night lighting. Inside, the foyer has a dramatic loft-style floating staircase as its signature element, introducing the easy open floor plan that combines the living and dining areas with the gorgeous Euro-style kitchen. Taking advantage of the southern natural light, glass doors connect to the waterfront terrace, a relaxing outdoor living space where a waterfall cascades into the glass-tiled pool, accompanied by a full-service deep-draft dock that can accommodate a 55-foot vessel.Address: 3319 Northeast 18th Street | Listed By: Lennen + Rotella — 866-221-6383
This stylishly renovated mid-century modern beach bungalow is tucked away in a garden oasis just four properties away from Ocean Boulevard. Completed in 2016, the renovation of this single-story residence included high-end finishes such as wood-look porcelain tile floors and impact-rated windows. Soft sunlight filters through plantation shutters on tall windows lining the combined living and dining areas. The family room leads to the breezy screened outdoor living/dining room overlooking the wonderful park-like oasis where a gazebo and rock waterfall feature add to the sense of serenity. The home is also equipped with an outdoor shower, perfect after a day spent swimming in the ocean or sunbathing on the white sugar sands just down the street.This Estate is For Sale Here
It's no secret that less is more for the current architecture world — at both the macro and micro level. Minimalist exteriors feature large and bold shapes, sharp lines, shiny metals, and natural materials, and interiors host bright white walls, chic built-ins and expansive rooms. In fact, the color white epitomizes this clean and simple look that is so desirable right now. Fueled by modernity and technology, this trend is taking over the design world, inside and out.Photo Courtesy of Tesla
Design typically corresponds to the current cultural concerns during the time it was conceived. So it's no surprise that builders are starting to construct with a greater emphasis on sustainability and ecological intelligence. Sustainable building, commonly known as green construction, means both the structure and building process are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient. We have noticed a major increase in solar-powered homes throughout the world, as architects use both active and passive techniques to reduce energy dependency in buildings and homes, often through the installation of solar panels. Tesla's solar-powered roofing materials are invisible when viewed from the street, yet are fully exposed to the sun from above. Sleek tile designs include Tuscan glass, slate glass, textured glass, and smooth glass.This Estate is For Sale Here
We are also seeing an increase in floor-to-ceiling glass walls in both corporate structures and modern homes. Many "walls" slide back and forth or open with the press of a button to create seamless indoor/outdoor living. Glass walls add a striking modern look and feel, let in glorious rays of sunlight to a home's interior, and maximize vistas by providing a panoramic snapshot of surrounding scenery. This transparent design feature is especially attractive for South Florida homebuyers, as they can more easily appreciate water views, enjoy indoor/outdoor tropical living, and soak in as much sun as possible from their home's interior.Photo Courtesy of Guz Architects
Along the lines of sustainability, rooftop gardens have started to emerge atop homes and corporate structures all around the world. In fact, some buildings depend on their green roofs to improve the quality of the structure, the environment, and the wellbeing of its inhabitants. Benefits of rooftop gardens include stormwater management, improved air quality, energy efficiency, noise reduction, and much more. Not to mention, the aesthetic appeal of these gardens in the sky adds a significant touch of natural beauty to an otherwise unnatural structure.This Estate is For Sale Here
Architects have become braver as of late, daring to combine unpredictable materials to create unified and stunning works of art. This concept is similar to a dish served at a high-end eatery that combines textures, flavors and temperatures to create a cohesive experience. Likewise, mixed materials in architecture add a unique element and interest to the overall look and feel of a design. You can easily see this trend on exteriors of new construction modern homes or buildings, where the designer has layered blocks of contrasting materials, often in square or rectangular shapes. We particularly admire the combination of cold metals and warm wood, which emit a clean, sophisticated and modern look when paired together.Photo Courtesy of GDS Architects
The surreal concept of invisible buildings may not seem achievable, but master architects aspire to make this dream a reality. Mirror-like facades help buildings blend into their surrounding environment by reflecting the sky, neighboring buildings, and other elements of the landscape. Architects in South Korea are taking this a step further with their plans to create the world's first invisible tower. Tower Infinity will use a high-tech LED facade system that creates a reflective cover surrounding the massive 1,476-foot structure that will appear transparent by day and bright at night.