165 N Charles Street

Creatively designed for those who appreciate the finer things in life, this noteworthy home by Brian Stackable is arranged around a private courtyard pool with a stunning waterfall feature. Ideal for laid-back entertaining, this pristine new build has multiple outdoor living spaces including a large rooftop terrace for enjoying sunset drinks. Tucked behind a privacy wall with an artisan-inspired gateway, this elegant retreat showcases the highest standards of quality with thick-cut marble and bronze hardware throughout. It offers alluring views of the aquamarine plunge pool from most rooms. The social kitchen has a wealth of appliances including a 60-inch Wolf range, a full-height wine cooler and a butler's pantry for entertaining in style. Multiple tall windows reach up to the oak-beamed ceiling, introducing an abundance of natural light. The all-white decor creates a bright open living space beyond the lengthy island bar. There are defined areas for conversation and an intimate dining nook overlooking the pool. The first-floor primary suite has French doors opening onto the courtyard for peaceful morning views enhanced by a shady Washingtonian Palm. Fashionistas will appreciate the spacious walk-in closet with pocket doors and built-ins designed by California Closets. Three additional guest bedrooms are on the second floor, all with luxury ensuite bathrooms. The upper floor also has a spacious entertainment room for gatherings, complete with a built-in beverage station. Doors open onto a balcony for guests to enjoy cool breezes and stunning pool views. The home has its own whole-home generator and the two-car garage takes care of vehicles, bicycles, golf carts and beach gear. Set in the heart of Alys Beach, this magnificent home is positioned on a picturesque, tree-lined street facing Papilio Park with a nature preserve nearby. Caliza pool, local cafes, restaurants and shops are a short walk or bike ride away and the stunning white sandy beach is a five-minute stroll from the door. Renderings are conceptual for representational purposes only and subject to variances.