Luxury, design, spaciousness & Pandora-like views – this home stands out in every way. A grande central nexus dominates the space holding the kitchen, living area and dining room. Where to begin – the thoughtful lumber & stone accents, ingenious layout, unique furniture, maximum lightness & airiness, or maybe the unreal mountain vistas? On one side, the modern & fully equipped kitchen, with a gas stove and storage & counter space galore, will make every meal an adventure. On the other side, a stunning curved sofa snakes around the big-screen TV which hangs, perched, on a lumber-panel wall. The coffee table, made from several single-piece tree trunk sections, is an art piece in itself. And in-between, a dining table / kitchen island, with room for eight, is adorned with designer lighting.

Looking through the space, tropical jungles and towering coastal mountains dominate the view. Floor-to-ceiling glazing and a movable wall blurs the line between ‘outside’ and ‘inside’ as this central area connects to the back patio & swimming pool.

The Master Bedroom occupies an entire wing of the home – plentifully glazed and connected to the patio via sliding doors, the room takes full advantage of the billion-dollar views. It holds a large monsoon-shower ensuite and a walk-in closed with, seemingly, more storage than will ever be necessary. On the opposite side, two large bedrooms share a central ensuite, with both having ample storage, stunning views and direct sliding-door patio access as well. A laundry room & a utility room complete the offering.

The patio and BBQ area culminate at the gorgeous marble-stone saltwater infinity pool. The pool views preside over a towering mountain & jungle panorama, a vista of lushness and tropical vibes completed by the ever-present rainforest symphony. The patio includes both covered & uncovered sections – so it can be enjoyed rain or shine.

The home is equipped with a solar electricity system, an array of cells covering the roof. And speaking of the roof – it is fortified with much more insulation than usual – so the home stays cool during the hot afternoons and nice & quiet during tropical downpours. North-American-standard plumbing, PEX waterlines, vented plumbing and P-trap systems have been installed – this house is finished to the highest of qualities. An extra water tank will ensure more-than-plentiful water supply, even for the three future cabins that can be constructed just below the home (more about that later).

This is an end of the road home, and end of the road means three things: profound peace, perpetual privacy and plenty of jungle wildlife!