Radiant Street.
A nine-bedroom contemporary residence in guard-gated Reunion Resort, set on the Tom Watson Signature Course — a crisp white-and-gray elevation, a dark-gloss chef’s kitchen, and a great room that opens to a golf-front pool with a spa, a fire pit, and the fairway just past the deck.
Behind the architecture is a full resort home: a red-walled cinema, a neon arcade, themed children’s suites, and a summer kitchen under the lanai — built to host a big group and still feel calm.
Complete and photographed in full — walk it room by room below, from the great room and the marble primary bath to the cinema, the arcade, and the golf-front pool at dusk.
Contemporary, golf-front, built to host.
The plan reads as one long, light-filled volume: a marble-floored great room flows into the dining room and a dark-gloss kitchen with a waterfall-edge island, so a full house can cook, eat, and lounge together without ever feeling crowded.
Nine bedrooms read as private suites — a glamorous primary with a marble dual-shower bath, four named guest rooms (Paris, Beverly Hills, London, Miami), and a floor of themed children’s rooms. Downstairs is the part that makes it a resort home: a red-walled cinema, a neon arcade, and a Vegas-styled game room between them.
Outside, the whole rear of the house turns to the golf course — a pool and spa in the deck, a fire-pit lounge, and a summer kitchen under the lanai, lit for the evening.
Room by room.
Suites & baths.
A foyer hung like a private gallery.
A cinema, a Vegas game room, suites for the kids.
Pool, lanai, and the fairway.
