Beach View

This European modern residence was designed as a three-story second home for family retreats. The architecture is defined by clean horizontal lines, expansive glazing, and carefully framed views toward Sandbanks Provincial Park. The home is organized to separate guest accommodations, family gathering spaces, and the private master retreat across distinct levels, creating both connection and privacy throughout.
4500 sqft Modern European Design

Details
Main Floor
The main floor is conceived as the primary living area, with large picture frame sliding windows oriented toward the natural setting and views of Sandbanks Provincial Park.
- Generous living room designed as the central social space of the home.
- Expansive glazing positioned to capture views and bring natural light into the interior.
- Walk-out balcony extending the main living area.
- View-oriented kitchen designed with the same architectural relationship to the surrounding scenery.
- Open connection between kitchen, living, and outdoor balcony spaces, supporting family gatherings and retreat-style living.
Second Floor
The second floor is dedicated to the master suite, creating a private upper-level retreat separated from the guest and family living areas below.
- Spacious master bedroom suite designed for privacy, comfort, and elevated views.
- Rooftop patio space extending the suite into an outdoor living area.
- Private balcony providing an additional connection to the exterior.
- Upper-level layout designed to create a quiet, secluded retreat within the home.
Walk-Out Basement
The walk-out basement functions as a self-contained guest level, designed to accommodate grandchildren, extended family, and long-term visitors with comfort and independence.
- Three guest bedrooms arranged to support extended family stays.
- Kitchenette providing a practical secondary living amenity.
- Walk-out access connecting the lower level to the exterior landscape.
- Flexible guest-oriented layout designed for both seasonal retreats and longer-term occupancy.

















