In addition to the extensive use of marble, the home showcases a liberal use of wood and stone to bring a rich, warm texture to the house. The 10,613-square-foot home’s facelift was helmed by the AD-100-decorated designer Jane Hallworth. At one end of the pool, a covered patio provides outdoor dining and sitting space with an outdoor fireplace, bringing a variety of options for indoor/outdoor living. That living space features double-height ceilings and double-height bifold glass doors that open to a lengthy outdoor pool surrounded by an immaculate landscape design that makes the space feel like its own room. Prospective buyers will also find the home with a marble chaise lounge in a steam shower, as well as a 16th-century Italian marble water well that has been repurposed as a planter in the main living area, according to Architectural Digest. A lengthy outdoor pool is surrounded by immaculate landscaping. That is one of five bedrooms and nine bathrooms on the property. That is attached to what a representative tells Observer is a “five-star resort-inspired primary suite,” which includes a private balcony. The primary bathroom is adorned with slabs of Breccia Capraia marble and a centerpiece tub carved from a single block of stone. The result is an enticing marriage of materials, including a lot of marble.

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