1924 NW Shore Terrace

Spanning more than 200 feet of protected shoreline, this rare double riverfront estate offers an exceptional balance of privacy, scale, and uninterrupted St. Lucie River views. With unobstructed water vistas stretching endlessly across the horizon, the residence offers a daily spectacle of panoramic sunsets—an ever-changing canvas of color, light, and reflection. Spanning approximately 7,500 square feet, the home is a masterful expression of modern architecture thoughtfully integrated into its natural surroundings. Expansive walls of glass dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, framing the river from nearly every room and allowing light, sky, and water to become defining elements of the living experience. The result is a residence that feels both architecturally bold and deeply serene. Designed for refined yet effortless living, the home features five spacious bedroom suites and five-and-a-half baths, complemented by two private offices, each positioned to capture tranquil views of the pool or river. A dedicated guest suite offers an added layer of privacy and comfort, creating a welcoming retreat for visiting guests. For boating enthusiasts, a 360-foot private dock extends gracefully into the river, offering immediate access to the St. Lucie Inlet and the Atlantic Ocean beyond placing world-class yachting, fishing, and cruising just moments from your doorstep. The outdoor living environment is nothing short of extraordinary. Lush, exotic landscaping, centuries-old oak trees, and a series of thoughtfully designed water features create a setting of rare tranquility. A koi-filled courtyard pond and layered backyard pond enhance the sense of calm, while multiple intimate courtyards invite quiet reflection or elegant entertaining. Every element has been curated to foster a seamless connection to nature while maintaining an unmistakable sense of sophistication. This is more than a riverfront residence it is a private sanctuary, where modern design, natural beauty, and understated luxury converge in one of South Florida's most compelling waterfront settings.