Quintessential Living: Las Olas Isles

The home is a testament to grandeur and comfort.

THE PROPERTY

WHERE: 508 Isle of Palms Drive, Fort Lauderdale

COMMUNITY: Las Olas Isles

LIVING AREA: 6,586 square feet

WATERFRONT FOR DOCKAGE: 100 feet

LOT SIZE: 13,000 square feet

BEDROOMS: 6 bedrooms, 6 full baths, 1 half bath, office, media room

HIGHLIGHTS:

Nestled on the serene banks of Sunset Lake, this elegant waterfront estate offers a life of luxury and leisure. Boasting six bedrooms and six full baths plus a half bath, this home is a testament to grandeur and comfort. The heart of the home is the two-story foyer, crowned with a crystal chandelier that cascades light onto the marble floors. The tray ceiling, designed by Perla Lychee, and the warmth of the gas fireplace set the tone for the exquisite details that unfold throughout the property. Entertain in style in the bar/theater room with a half bath or retreat to the office on the first floor, complete with a full bath. Culinary adventures await in the gourmet kitchen, featuring a bay window with mesmerizing views of the flowers and tropical landscaping, Neff designer custom-built cabinets of burl wood, and a suite of top-tier appliances including a Viking gas stove, built-in microwave, steamer, and a total of four dishwashers. A butler’s kitchen adds to the sophistication. The generous-sized elevator leads to the second floor where the primary suite unfolds to a balcony offering sweeping water views. The primary bath is a sanctuary with a steam room, a separate shower, and a generous tub. Additional bedrooms are thoughtfully designed with en-suite baths and large closets. Heated pool, gas generator and 100 amp dock power cater to both convenience and entertainment. The lanai/covered patio with a summer kitchen, wet bar, and al-fresco dining area is an oasis for relaxation or hosting memorable gatherings outdoors.

LISTING PRICE: $8.5 million

COMMUNITY: Nestled along a series of picturesque canals just off the famous Las Olas Boulevard, the Las Olas Isles community is often considered the crown jewel of Fort Lauderdale’s luxury real estate and boasts some of the city’s most exquisite waterfront properties. A boater’s paradise, the estate homes have deep water dockage and wide canals, a direct proximity to the Port Everglades inlet with access to the Atlantic Ocean.

DAILY LIFE: The heart of the world-renowned yachting capital unfolds at your doorstep, making water sports an integral part of the lifestyle. The convenience of proximity is unparalleled—chic boutiques, Museum of Art, gourmet dining, vibrant outdoor activities and music concerts are all within a leisurely stone’s throw, ensuring that life’s pleasures are never far from reach. 

THE REALTOR

ANI ROMANSON

CONTACT: Ani Romanson, Broker Associate at Florida Luxurious Properties

aniromanson.com, [email protected], 954-338-8277

INSIGHTS: “This estate is not just a home; it’s a statement of unparalleled luxury, designed for those who seek the finest in waterfront living and the boating lifestyle.”

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