Nothing else in Weston looks like this.

A gated enclave of estate-sized lots, traditional houses on every side — and then this: a white sculptural volume set behind a radial stone court, palms at the center.

The house wraps a long pool. Main volume on two sides, a self-contained guest pavilion closing the end, full-height glass facing the water from the kitchen, the great room, and the bedrooms above. You see the pool from nearly everywhere you stand.

Inside, a double-height foyer and a floating stair under a skylight. Limestone throughout. The living room climbs two stories with a mezzanine over it. Apure architectural lighting designed with Porsche Design Studio – trimless, built into the architecture rather than added at the end.

6 bedrooms, 8 baths. One opens straight onto the pool deck. The primary has glass on two sides, a private terrace, and a bath with a sculptural freestanding tub and a walk-in glass shower.

Upstairs, a covered terrace under a slatted pergola with a built-in summer kitchen — and a spiral stair spilling down to the water.

Gated. Cul-de-sac. Preserve behind, lake across the street.