SEA ISLAND, Ga. — A $40 million home nestled on the coastline of Sea Island, Georgia, is making headlines with its breathtaking design.
The home has seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and a "serene panorama," but that's not its most mesmerizing feature.
Famous architect John Portman designed the home and lived in it; he also designed The Westin Peachtree Plaza and the Atlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel.
It's on E 26th Street in Sea Island with a view of the Atlantic Ocean from every room.
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Chase Mizel, the Atlanta Fine Homes realtor who is selling the home, said in his description, "This residence transcends the conventional, standing as a harmonious interplay between architectural form and the natural grandeur of its oceanfront setting."
The home is 12,586 square feet on a 2.32-acre lot.
It also has a private guest cottage that has four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and 3,432 square feet, which is not included in the main residence.
The realtor continued describing the home, "This is not merely a home; it is a sanctuary of enlightened living."
Mizel added that the home has an "Entelchy" concept, which means realizing potential.
The three-story home, built in 1986, also includes a heated pool, elevator and more.
To learn more about the home or for any inquiries, visit here.
