Casa Del Rey sits at the head of a quiet cul-de-sac, a new construction that treats restraint as the luxury. Standing-seam metal roofs shelter travertine terraces; a double-height glass entry frames the garden rather than performing to the street. The plan gives every principal room water or garden frontage, and the kitchen — stone, walnut, and a twelve-foot island — opens fully to the loggia.
Below, a three-bay garage and staff suite; outside, a heated pool court, summer kitchen, and deep-water dock rights. The house was engineered to Miami-Dade hurricane code with whole-home generation, so the calm is structural, not cosmetic.