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Unique Balinese estate on Palm Island

 

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Amid swaying palms, this breeze-swept, beautifully crafted Balinese estate is on 30,000 square feet of land. The three-structure masterpiece was designed to showcase the art of nature and is appointed with every modern amenity while remaining true to traditional Balinese materials.

The main home and two guesthouses are joined by a series of stunning loggias creating an outdoor resort-style pavilion. An outdoor bar carved from volcanic rock and wood, a large grill, a misting system, and a marble-clad pool with swim jets and four Ganesha statue fountains create a relaxing dreamscape.

The main home has 20-foot ceilings and an imported grand staircase. The residence features eight bedrooms, eight baths and two half baths. The master suite has a large terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay.

With a large dock with two boat lifts that offer safe harbor for a large yacht, this is truly a must-see for home buyers in search of the extraordinary. The property is located on a prestigious gated island with rich history.

For more information, contact Jeri Jenkins at 305-534-4949, jeri@jerijenkins.com or JeriJenkins.com.

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