About 21 Stillwright Way
Modern bayfront residence in Key Largo, where minimalist architecture meets the natural beauty of the Florida Keys just 45 minutes from Miami. Designed by internationally acclaimed firm Resolution: 4 Architecture, whose work has been featured in Dwell, The Wall Street Journal, Architectural Record, and exhibited at MOMA, this architecturally significant waterfront home reflects a thoughtful balance of simplicity, light, and connection to nature. Constructed with ICF block and reinforced steel, the residence offers exceptional structural integrity and storm resilience while maintaining a sleek, low-profile form that complements its bayfront setting. Inside, the home embraces a refined minimalist aesthetic where clean lines, open volumes, and natural materials allow the landscape and water views to take center stage. Thoughtful design prioritizes both form and function, with extensive built-in storage and floating wardrobe systems that maintain the home's sleek architectural lines while providing exceptional usability. An open-concept floor plan centers around a chef's kitchen that flows seamlessly into the living and dining areas while maintaining uninterrupted bayfront views. Bayfront dockage with approximately six feet of controlling water depth to the seawall provides excellent boating access to Florida Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Two boat lifts and generous dockage accommodate multiple vessels. Introducing a remarkable modern bayfront residence in Key Largo, where minimalist architecture meets the natural beauty of the Florida Keys just 45 minutes from Miami. Designed by internationally acclaimed firm Resolution: 4 Architecture whose work has been featured in Dwell, The Wall Street Journal, Architectural Record, and exhibited at the MOMA. This architecturally significant waterfront home reflects a thoughtful balance of simplicity, light, and connection to nature. Constructed with ICF block and reinforced steel, offering exceptional structural integrity and storm resilience while maintaining a sleek, low-profile modern form that complements its bayfront surroundings. Inside, the home embraces a refined minimalist aesthetic where clean lines, open volumes, and natural materials allow the landscape and water views to take center stage. Walls of glass frame sweeping Key Largo bayfront vistas, filling the interiors with natural light and blurring the boundary between indoor living and the tropical environment beyond. A curated palette of natural woods in rich walnut tones paired with Porcelanosa concrete-effect tile creates a warm yet contemporary interior that reflects the textures and tones of the Florida Keys. Thoughtful design prioritizes both form and function, with extensive built-in storage and floating wardrobe systems that maintain the home's sleek architectural lines while providing exceptional everyday usability. An expansive open-concept floor plan centers around a chef's kitchen that flows seamlessly into the living and dining areas, creating a sophisticated space for gathering while maintaining uninterrupted views of the bayfront setting. Bayfront dockage with approximately six feet of controlling water depth extending to the seawall provides excellent boating access to Florida Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Two boat lifts and generous deepwater dockage accommodate multiple vessels, making this property ideal for avid waterfront enthusiasts.
