One floor, long pool.

Everything here happens on one level, and the listing is built to show it. The pool runs the length of the garden, the veranda sits beside it, and glass doors open the living room so the water reads as part of the house.

Inside, one material ties the rooms together: white stone with gold veins, used on the walls behind the television, the dining table and the kitchen. The kitchen island is in warm wood with black chairs, a crystal chandelier hangs over the dining table.

The bedroom opens straight onto the grass. The last frame is the service yard behind a wall of white cobogó blocks, a working corner most listings hide. Here it is shown plainly, because a buyer looking at a family house will want to see where the work gets done.