‘Bermuda Style’ Homes For Sale In US For $4/5M
A property billed as being ‘Bermuda style’ is for sale in Palm Beach, Florida, with the 4,130 square foot luxury home priced at $5,395,000, while another property in the area also described as ‘Bermuda style’ is selling for $4.3 million.
The $5.3 million home:
The real estate listing on Luxury Portfolio for the property above said, “Ready for your immediate enjoyment! Modern five bedroom Bermuda recently renovated with impact windows and doors, new kitchen, new lighting, new Carrier air conditioner, new master bath and closets has a wonderful layout on a 15,269+/- square foot parcel. Main rooms open with French doors to spacious covered loggia with built-in barbecue, seating and dining area each brightened by new skylights.
“High ceilings, French doors, tall windows and living room pocket sliders light up the home with an abundance of natural light. Dual-sided gas fireplace in the living room and eat-in kitchen adds to the casually elegant feeling throughout the home. Lovely, large east-facing outdoor space with heated pool, privacy hedges and garage complete this Mid-Town offering.
The $4.3 million home:
The property above is described as a “sensational Bermuda style home,” and the real estate listing said, “This stunning house was completely renovated and redesigned by renowned architects Richard Sammons and Anne Fairfax in 2018.
“There are 3 bedrooms, 3 baths and 2 half baths. Interior elements include natural coquina stone floors throughout, pecky cypress beams in the dining loggia, soaring tray ceiling in the living room and multiple sets of French doors leading to the surrounding gardens and terraces.
“This light filled house is ideal for entertaining with its open modern flow. The outdoors consists of multiple terraces including a covered terrace over looking the pool set in a lush tropical setting surrounded by palm trees.
The are several different styles of architecture represented from Paladian to Spanish with some Florida and Texas mixed in, then again, the untrained eye would not know the difference.
Our traditional time less Bermuda architecture although simple in concept was conceived over the years with proven justifyable thought and due process to suit a way of life and to with stand a severe climate.
They missed the boat on that one, there is a lack of unity; proportion; modularity or balance.
” When we build , let us think that we build for ever, not for present delight alone, as we lay stone on stone let us think a time will come , our for fathers will thank us for”.
Man you is an agent.
Just call it what it is. A piece of S*&^.
“Soaring tray ceilings” got me.
Mabe if your a midget or a mouse.
Probably why these are being called Bermuda ‘style’ homes and not ‘Bermuda homes.’