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• MLS® #: RX-11162591
• 142 Porto Vecchio Way
• Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
• $2,999,000
• 4 Beds, 4 Bath, 3,197 SqFt
• Residential

A one-of-a-kind, fully renovated two-story industrial modern home with a golf membership. Offering turnkey living and tucked away on a private cul-de-sac. The residence has been completely updated from front to back, including a new roof, driveway, three air conditioning units, water heater, electrical panels, and a Tesla charging outlet. The newly constructed upper level features a spacious bedroom with a stunning en-suite bathroom, walk-in closet, and a flexible loft-style office/den. An architecturally designed staircase leads down to the open-concept first floor, which includes three additional bedrooms and bathrooms, including the primary suite. Toto washlet toilets in 3 of the 4 bathrooms,Large kitchen has a center island, built in Miele coffeemaker, wine refrigerator,Jenn-air ovenThe chef's kitchen showcases a large center island, built-in Miele coffee maker with wine refrigerator, Jenn-Air oven, wood-paneled double-door refrigerator, dishwasher, and Thermador induction cooktop. The living room is highlighted by a custom bar with a second wine refrigerator, exposed wood beams, and a cozy fireplace. Impact windows and doors are installed throughout, with accordion shutters on the side of the home. The serene outdoor space overlooks a peaceful preserve and features a travertine deck, newly replastered saltwater pool, firepit, and built-in BBQ. The expanded lanai offers generous seating, a cedar wood ceiling, an automatic drop-down screen, and a large retractable awning for shade while maintaining an open, airy feel.

Facts About Palm Beach Gardens, FL

If you like oysters, head over to Spoto's where black and white photographs of oyster fishermen adorn the walls.  The polished tables give the eatery a country club look.  Spoto's serves up a delightful bowl of New England clam chowder and an impressive variety of oysters and clams.  Sit outside on the patio to take advantage of the area's perfect weather.

Palm Beach Gardens was developed by John D. MacArthur in 1959. His original chosen name for the city was Palm Beach City, but this name was not approved by Florida legislature. Therefore, MacArthur named the city, Palm Beach Gardens.

Palm Beach Gardens has proudly been the headquarters for the Professional Golfers Association of America.