The floor plan of the Sienna, a new single-family custom model home in Grand Arbors at TwinEagles, emphasizes a seamless transition with adjoining rooms and outdoor spaces. Glass doors showcase golf and nature views from inside while providing easy access to the home’s enclosed pool and 872-square-foot covered lanai.
Located in the Hedgestone neighborhood, the Sienna is the first model home built by Divco Construction Corp. in Grand Arbors at TwinEagles, the 1,115-acre master-planned community being developed by Bonita Bay Group.
The Sienna has four bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths, a powder room, study and dining room within 3,459 square feet of living space and 5,223 total square feet, including the garage, lanai and entry.
Its architecture has arched windows with cast keystone banding, precast corbels and a barrel tile roof. Stacked El Dorado ledgestone in canyon shades forms the entry’s columns and is repeated as accents on the three-car garage and other façade walls. The entry has a front porch defined by a stone balustrade.
Cast keystone also accents the arch framing the double glass entry doors, which have scrolled metal overlays with a bronze finish and Mediterranean-style motif.
The doors open into the entry, where the Sienna’s open floor plan shows the great room ahead and the formal dining room immediately to the left of the foyer.
The great room’s four sliding glass doors overlook the pool, spa and a stepped tile-clad wall with seven built-in planters, a sheer descent and two floral medallions with water jets. The view also takes in the 16th fairway of The Aerie golf course, a lake and nature preserve. Step into the great room and the interior view also offers glimpses of the adjoining kitchen, dinette and a desk area.
The foyer’s porcelain tile floor has a slight chiseled edge and is used throughout most of the Sienna’s living space. It provides a neutral background for a look interior designer Kathleen Scanlan, ASID, described as “transitional with a modern twist. The model is designed for a casual and comfortable feeling,” she said.
Shades of celery green, rust and bronze add touches of color in grass cloth applications on walls, art niches and ceilings as well as furnishings, accessories and area rugs.
An art niche in the foyer introduces the rust-hued grass cloth. The ceiling has crown molding.
Three free-standing columns define the space between the foyer, a hallway and the dining room, which has coffered ceiling accented with the rust grass cloth and crown molding. The textured finish is repeated on the main wall. Two arched windows have wooden plantation shutters and overlook the front of the home.
A dark leather couch in the great room provides a comfortable and relaxed feeling. Wood beams create coffers in the ceiling, each section is finished with rust grass cloth and crown molding. The room’s main wall has three recesses, which accommodate maple cabinetry with a coffee glaze and paneled doors topped by Van Gogh onyx countertops. The middle section has a flat-screen TV on a console with fabric-covered doors that allow electronic equipment to breathe. The recesses on each side have upper cabinetry and grass cloth walls; the section closest to the sliding glass doors has an under-counter glass-door refrigerator.
The study is found through two glass doors to the right of the foyer. It has an Old World Santa Rosa birch plank floor and maple office furniture with clean lines and a modern look. The ceiling has painted surfaces and coffers with crown molding. A trio of rough wood beams mounted to the wall display artwork, and the room’s two arched windows have plantation shutters.
Double doors near the study open into the master suite vestibule. The space has an art niche finished with grass cloth and a sculpted carpet with a subtle leaf motif. The ceiling has two levels of crown molding and its coffer echoes the octagonal shape of the vestibule.
A hallway leads past his-and-her walk-in closets en route to the bedroom. Grass cloth reappears in the bed wall, and its shade is picked up in the painted finish of the ceiling, which has crown molding and floating molding. The upholstered suede cloth headboard is accented with nail heads. Double glass doors lead out to the covered lanai, near the spa.
Pocket doors open from the vestibule into the master bath, which has a porcelain tile floor, a linen closet with vented wood shelves, a water closet and celery green grass cloth walls. His-and-her maple vanities have a saddle stain with brown highlights and Botticino marble countertops. Her vanity also offers a dressing table.
The raised jetted tub is positioned under a window and has a tile deck and sides and a brick mosaic backsplash. A glass panel at the foot of the tub lets natural light into the tile-clad shower as do two arched windows. The shower has a built-in bench, dual controls and showerheads, and its wall is accented with brick mosaic accents.
A breakfast bar in an exaggerated U shape separates the kitchen from the great room. It offers a double sink and café-style seating at its raised countertop, and, like the rest of the kitchen, has Key West gold granite countertop, glazed maple cabinetry and a copper antique mosaic backsplash. Stainless steel appliances include a dishwasher, refrigerator with French doors above a freezer drawer, and an under-counter microwave drawer.
A center island has glass mullion doors and is positioned under the painted coffered ceiling, which has crown molding. Legs incorporated into the cabinetry on each side of the six-burner cooktop add a furniture look. Cabinetry for spices is found on each side of the stove, which has a pot filler and stainless steel oven. Wood paneling hides the hood and is accented with corbels. Instead of a large pantry, extra storage space is incorporated into the cabinetry.
The dinette is positioned in a bay window, where it overlooks the wall water feature, pool, golf course and lake. A recess in the wall provides a desk, and a glass door opens to the covered outdoor living area.
The lanai offers 872 square feet of al fresco space under roof. A sitting area off the great room has dark outdoor furniture with accent pillows that carry the celery and rust shades outside. The ceiling above the summer kitchen has a tongue-and-grove cypress ceiling with stained cedar beams. The main wall is accented with stacked ledgestone and has a stainless steel fireplace. Built-in cabinetry has stainless steel doors and Van Gogh onyx countertops and incorporates a stainless steel gas grill, refrigerator and sink.
The raised spa has a tiled wall and three sheer descents. The pool’s built-in bench faces the golf course.
Sliding glass doors open one of the guest suites to the outdoor living room. Its full bath doubles as the pool bath, which has maple cabinetry with a bronze glaze, an emerald green marble countertop and a shower accented with stone mosaic listellos.
The powder room is located next to the dining room. It has maple cabinetry with a Liberty Bell finish that gives it an antique look and Botticino marble countertops. Celery green grass cloth accents the walls.
A hallway leads to the two guest suites and the utility room with linen closet. Each of the carpeted bedrooms has a private full bath with Jerusalem bone marble countertops. One of the guest suites is shown as a sitting room with vintage golf artwork and golf-themed wallpaper, black chair rail and a painted surface above.
The laundry room has a jade green granite countertop, paneled cabinetry and a front-loading washer and dryer.
The Sienna is priced at $1,599,900, fully furnished. Source: naplesnews.com
