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Virtually Staged. Completed in 2024, this striking contemporary estate offers 8,658 SQUARE FEET on NEARLY ONE ACRE in Lake Mary, with five bedrooms, seven full and one half baths, a detached guest house and a floor plan designed almost entirely on ONE LEVEL. The arrival makes an immediate statement. A symmetrical façade, soaring entry and reflecting pools lead to oversized contemporary doors and interiors defined by dramatic ceiling heights, abundant natural light and extensive CUSTOM WOODWORK AND MILLWORK. Wood-clad walls, architectural partitions, illuminated built-ins, large-format flooring and carefully selected stone bring warmth and dimension to the home’s clean contemporary architecture. PLEASE NOTE: Renovations are currently in progress. All images are AI-generated/3D renderings provided for illustrative purposes only and represent the anticipated design and finishes. Some pictures are virtually staged. The main living and entertaining spaces flow seamlessly through the first floor, including a formal dining room and a large contemporary kitchen designed for both everyday use and entertaining. Nearly every principal space—including the bedroom suites—remains on the MAIN LEVEL, with only a versatile flex room upstairs. Outside, the home transitions into a PRIVATE RESORT SETTING. An expansive POOL AND SPA are surrounded by covered and open-air entertaining areas, while the oversized SUMMER KITCHEN features extensive cabinetry, stone countertops and multiple preparation and serving areas designed to accommodate large gatherings. A DETACHED GUEST HOUSE adds another level of privacy and flexibility for visitors, extended family or longer stays. With 8,658 SQ. FT., NEARLY ONE ACRE, PREDOMINANTLY SINGLE-STORY LIVING AND A DETACHED GUEST HOUSE, 3857 S Stillwood Lane delivers something increasingly difficult to find: substantial scale without sacrificing functionality. Modern architecture. Exceptional entertaining. And a home designed to be as practical to live in as it is impressive to experience.
