Smart Single Family Living in Florida

There is a wide variety of stylistic visions in the south Florida SFH market, and location matters, especially regarding the size of the land the home sits on. East, there are seaside “find me at the beach” craftsman bungalows, light and airy with a salty breeze, and a walk to the Atlantic Ocean. Throughout the housing boom of the 1950s, architects in Florida contributed to the American mid-century modern home prototype, particularly in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Find pockets of these Mad Men-esque homes throughout South Florida, showcasing clean, funky angled flat-lined roofs and structures, earth tones, open floor plans, and an organic flow with nature views from massive windows and sliding windows doors. Mediterranean-inspired waterfront luxury pool homes are towering over the Intracoastal with soaring Romanesque columns, arches, and details. The price point is usually 10% of the market to be considered a luxury single-family home in South Florida. Our searches go 1$ million and up. Commonly desired features for a luxury home in south Florida include an enormous main bedroom with dual closets and bathrooms, spacious open-air kitchens with top-notch appliances, environmentally friendly and sustainable mechanics, and tons of customization. A luxury home’s typical attributes include location, privacy, and incredibly crafted, generously sized outdoor spaces. Frequently waterfront, in these sophisticated single-family homes, the outdoor areas are tailored to taste with features such as a heated infinity pool, cabanas, tiki bars, summer kitchens, fire pits, and plenty of lounge spaces. Check out this gorgeous Modern Mediterranean sold by Real-ativity for reference.