João Pedro Action

* NEW Roof being installed now* Some homes are built. This one was crafted. By hand, with copper and marble and reclaimed timber sourced piece by piece. Tucked along a quiet canal in Hidden Valley, NE Boca Raton, the house sits twelve feet above grade with seventy-five feet of waterfront. Steel framed glass walls catch the light. Reclaimed wood beams cross a kitchen anchored by a brass wagon wheel chandelier, an oversized marble island, and reclaimed brick. Cypress wood cabinetry with Restoration Hardware finishes, built by hand. A custom suspended staircase rises to a secret hideaway loft above. The kind of room that becomes the favorite room without anyone announcing it. The master bath reads like a small spa. Copper rainfall fixtures. A freestanding clawfoot tub. (See Supplement) Herringbone Carrara marble. Signature Hardware fixtures throughout, chosen one piece at a time across every bath in the home. A sunroom with floor to ceiling glass overlooks the canal. Lutron smart lighting learns the rooms. A seven-stage reverse osmosis system serves the tap. The bones are quietly serious: Carrier 3.5T HVAC installed this year, whole-home hurricane impact windows and garage door, epoxy garage floor with a marble finish, marble baseboards, EV charger, finished and insulated. Flood Zone X, LOMA confirmed, no mandatory flood insurance. No HOA. A-rated Calusa Elementary, magnet middle, and magnet high. Four bedrooms, a glass enclosed office, and the secret hideaway loft upstairs. Substantially renovated. Out back, a travertine patio opens to a lawn that runs to the water's edge. Add a private dock and the seventy-five feet of canal frontage becomes a launching point for paddleboard mornings, jet ski runs, weekend fishing, and small boat access. A Vizcaya-inspired landscape design shades the lot with mature Meyer lemon, Hass avocado, mango, and magnolia. This is not a contractor build. This is one person's masterwork.