236 Pendleton Avenue

Located on a desirable in-town street, this 4,500-square-foot Palm Beach Island residence was originally designed by Gustav Maas and reimagined by Smith Kellogg Architecture with interiors by Carolyn Roy of CR Studio. Upon entering, the foyer opens to a formal living room with a fireplace, which flows into a bright sunroom overlooking the backyard. Adjacent is a dining room with a bay window that frames views of the pool and landscaped grounds. The kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, including a full-size Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, gas range, and custom range hood, and pendant lighting reclaimed from the Netherlands. A walk-in butler's pantry with a wine refrigerator and additional storage sits directly behind. A door leads from the kitchen to the backyard for easy access to the built-in grill/summer kitchen for easy outdoor entertaining. A guest suite is privately situated off the two-car garage, ideal for visitors. Upstairs, a large sitting room with walls of windows offers expansive views of the backyard and pool. All bedrooms feature vaulted, beamed ceilings, en-suite baths, and ample closets. Throughout the home, high ceilings create a light and airy atmosphere. Custom details include parquet flooring, hand-selected Tuscan marble, and solid brass plumbing fixtures with a nickel finish. The property is ideally located in close proximity to the Lake Trail, the ocean, The Breakers, and in town restaurants and shopping.