One-of-a-Kind Beachfront Masterpiece on Amelia Island. Experience the elegance of Miami and Los Angeles architecture, infused with the charm and tranquility of Amelia Island. This stunning beachfront home, a visionary creation by renowned architect John Dodd and masterfully built by Castelton Homes, offers a rare combination of modern luxury and serene coastal living. Step inside and discover a world of refined craftsmanship and cutting-edge design. The gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring top-of-the-line appliances, including a SubZero refrigerator. The heated pool and spa provide a private retreat to unwind while enjoying sweeping views of the ocean. This home is powered entirely by solar panels for a sustainable, eco-conscious lifestyle. The private elevator makes every level of the home effortlessly accessible, while the Lutron lighting system lets you create the perfect ambiance at the touch of a button. This is more than a residence – it’s a lifestyle statement.
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