On the lower floor, the bar and full kitchen make the entertainment rooms more self-contained. A climate-controlled wine room sits alongside the theater. The broker describes a cold plunge in the wellness room; a sauna or other recovery equipment is presented as a possibility, rather than something already installed. That distinction matters when a long amenities list starts to sound like a finished resort.
The main kitchen offers another version of the same planning idea. Two quartz-topped islands split a large space into smaller working areas, with an adjoining bar providing somewhere to linger. There is room for preparation and conversation to happen together without making every guest part of the cooking process.
Privacy gets its own attention. The main-level primary suite has a sitting room, double-sided fireplace and covered-patio access. A second primary suite upstairs adds flexibility for guests. An elevator connects the three levels, so the house’s zones need not depend entirely on stairs.
Outside, the listing describes a pool and spa, waterfalls, fire pits, an outdoor kitchen and a basketball court on wooded grounds. The broker’s video is the best place to judge how those spaces relate to one another. For our own wish list, the separate entertaining floor wins: it gives a busy house somewhere to be busy while keeping the rest available for a quieter day.
