Plenty of houses list an outdoor kitchen and mean a barbecue on a paved slab. This is a genuine second kitchen beside a resort-scale pool — you can cook a full meal outside rather than shuttling plates through a sliding door all evening. For a group of ten who intend to eat at the house most nights, it changes where the week actually happens.
Four en-suite bedrooms sleep up to ten. Water access is by private dock rather than sand, with kayaks and paddleboards included so paddling is a decision, not a booking. The interior uses local stone and timber in an open plan, so meals and downtime share one connected space. The setting is an established part of the neighbourhood, which means mature planting and a settled feel rather than raw new construction.