Jessica Giraldo

Under Construction. Introducing 609 Alda Way NE, a modern luxury residence in the making, designed with elevated architecture, refined finishes, and effortless indoor/outdoor living. Set on a 9,750 sq ft homesite, the façade blends McNear thin brick with Hardie board accents, bronze impact-rated ESW casement windows, a steel entry door, metal awnings, and a charcoal plank paver drive with in-ground step lighting. Inside, 12ft first-floor ceilings and a dramatic two-story glass entry set the tone. Wide-plank 7" European white oak floors, sleek crown/base profiles, premium lighting, and custom woodwork add warmth and sophistication. The great room pairs 3-panel sliders with a statement fireplace wrapped in large-format slab stone and built-ins, all under a tray ceiling with recessed LEDs. The chef's kitchen (design in progress) is planned with Skinny-Shaker cabinetry, a quartz-wrapped hood, waterfall island, designer backsplash and lighting allowances, and a Wolf/Sub-Zero appliance suite. An elegant study features a tray ceiling and accent wall. Thoughtful utility includes both downstairs and upstairs laundry. The primary retreat is envisioned with an accent wall, tray ceiling with LEDs, and a sitting area with cabinetry/shelving and beverage chiller. The spa-inspired primary bath will showcase luxury flooring/casework, an oversized shower with rain head, Kohler fixtures, and a soaking tub on an elevated platform. Secondary baths are curated with designer tile palettes and high-end selections. Outdoor living shines with a covered lanai, summer kitchen (36" Lynx gas grill & wrapped hood), stone accent wall, 24×24 porcelain pavers, and premium pool tile, plus a dedicated pool bath. Additional highlights include CHI Plank Skyline garage doors (Graphite), a shingle roof, and a tropical landscape package with lighting. Pre-construction / in-process: final selections and finishes subject to change; inquire for the current specification sheet and allowances. Renderings/selections are conceptual and may evolve during construction.