We vacation in St. Croix for a week or so every winter. A few years ago we were considering buying a vacation home on that beautiful island and then it occurred to us: if we have a 2nd home there, we’ll only get to use it a couple of times a year. Instead, we built our dream vacation cottage right in the front yard of our Green Hills home!

Originally built in the 1930s by the Bryan Family, our Mission Stucco home features architectural elements reminiscent of traditional Mediterranean cottages popular in warmer climates. We continued that architectural style with an expansive renovation and addition and replaced the asphalt shingles with the clay tiles that were original to the residence.

Featured in Home And Garden Magazine and nFocus, our home includes a dramatic entry through (for lack of a better word) the “Guest House” and vaulted loggia. The entire home wraps around a saltwater pool and hot tub with a splashing waterfall and lush landscape you’d expect in a resort. Spend a few minutes here and it’s easy to forget you’re five blocks from Green Hills mall, less than ten minutes from downtown (without traveling on the interstate) and Maryland Farms in Brentwood. You won’t find a more convenient or desirable location that makes you truly feel like you’re on vacation every time you pull in the driveway.

Listed at $1,500,000 (priced for current market) our home features a total of 5330 sq feet, five bedrooms and five full baths and expansive outdoor entertaining areas. Both the “morning kitchen” and the new guest house/party room kitchen boasts gourmet appointments: Sub-zero glass front regrigerators, Wolf, Viking, Thermador, Asko… as well as a “kitchen to kitchen” intercom which makes communication with caterers a breeze when entertaining large parties! Check out more details Here.

If you’re in the market for a luxury home with a warm and relaxed feel, this may the home for you. Give me a call today and I’ll be glad to arrange a personal tour! Jack Miller (owner/agent) 615.308.7776

Posted By: Jack Miller

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