Adapted from www.blog.ewm.com 

Seated on over eleven acres and tucked away in a private, gated community in the Southwest corner of Miami, Florida, is a magnificent Mediterranean estate. This 17,285+ square foot residence, designed by architect Pacheco, is a smart home containing an electrical room that controls the security, pool area, lighting, music and ambiance of the estate.     

The reception area or grand foyer with its majestic chandelier, art niche, and graceful marble medallion beckon you into the main living areas of the residence. This awe-inspiring space touts an entire wall of double-French doors with glass arches showing off the greenery and fountain outside.

At the heart of any home is the kitchen. Included in this space is a gourmet chef's best amenities – double-Viking stainless steel convection ovens, a Viking warmer, as well as a Viking microwave and a six-burner electric Viking stove. The Sub-Zero, double wood-paneled refrigerator blends in with the deep, cherry wood cabinetry with its own crown molding. Included is a breakfast area and an extended island featuring granite throughout:

This  magnificent Mediterranean estate that also includes a manor home, a game house, an equestrian center complete with a six-horse stable, a training center and grassing areas, a fifteen-car garage, pools, terraces with a summer kitchen, fountains, a playground with playhouse, miniature golf, basketball and tennis courts, three koi ponds with cascading waters, and a helipad with an FAA-approved airstrip.

The dupontRegistry marketed this residence in Miami, and after receiving numerous inquiries from around the world, Nancy Jimenez closed the property last Tuesday, April 12th.