The Floorplan
One of the first things you’ll notice is how thoughtfully the home has been arranged. The primary suite occupies the main floor, creating the convenience of single-level living for everyday life. Tucked away from the main living area, it enjoys its own spa-inspired ensuite, custom built-in cabinetry, and private balcony, creating a peaceful retreat that feels removed from the rest of the home.
At the heart of the house, the kitchen, dining, and living areas flow together as one welcoming space. Large windows and multiple sets of French doors invite natural light inside while extending the living area onto the surrounding decks. Whether entertaining friends or enjoying a quiet evening, the transition between indoors and outdoors feels effortless.
Adjacent to the entry is a versatile room currently used as a den and music room. Its location makes it ideal as a fourth bedroom, home office, studio, library, or hobby room—offering flexibility to adapt as your needs change.
The upper level has been designed with family and guests in mind. Two generous bedrooms are separated from the primary suite, giving everyone a welcome sense of privacy. Both bedrooms open directly onto the expansive rooftop deck, creating an exceptional outdoor space that is rarely found in homes of this size. Morning coffee, afternoon sun, evening gatherings, or quiet stargazing all become part of daily life.
What makes this floor plan particularly appealing is its separation of spaces. The primary bedroom is on the main level, while guests or children have their own private upstairs wing. This arrangement works beautifully for couples who frequently host visitors, multigenerational living, or anyone who appreciates a little distance between sleeping areas.
Despite offering over 1,500 square feet of finished living space, the home feels larger because nearly every principal room connects visually or physically with the outdoors. Forest views surround the home, while balconies, covered decks, and the remarkable rooftop terrace create almost 900 square feet of additional outdoor living space. Rather than simply adding square footage, these spaces become natural extensions of the home itself.
More than simply a collection of rooms, this thoughtfully designed floor plan reflects the rhythm of island living. Private spaces are quietly separated from areas for gathering, while expansive decks, balconies, and walls of glass blur the distinction between indoors and the surrounding forest. Every room has been positioned to embrace light, privacy, and the natural beauty of Protection Island.
