Lush landscaping and a private waterfront setting frame the estate within La Gorce Island’s exclusive enclave.
Set on a coveted stretch of waterfront within the exclusive, guard-gated enclave of La Gorce Island, 58 La Gorce is a newly listed modern estate defined by considered architecture, bespoke interiors, and a seamless relationship with its surroundings. Designed by Kobi Karp, built by Bart Reines, and brought to life by Argent Design, the more than 9,000-square-foot residence is offered fully furnished, creating a turnkey opportunity with every element thoughtfully composed.
Custom furnishings and layered textures give the den a distinctly tailored sense of character.
Inside, seven bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, and two powder rooms unfold across light-filled, open-concept spaces framed by floor-to-ceiling glass and panoramic water views. Each room possesses its own distinct identity, palette, and even scent, while custom fabrics, wallpaper, embroidery, furnishings, and carved rugs establish a cohesive visual language throughout.
Floor-to-ceiling glass and meticulously composed details define the home’s expansive living spaces.
From the hand-blown Bohemian crystal Ginkgo-leaf chandeliers and hand-carved leather wall panels to bespoke armchairs, embroidered cushions, and sculptural Argent Design pieces, the interiors are layered with tactile details that make the home feel collected rather than simply furnished. The fully equipped chef’s kitchen is complemented by a separate catering kitchen, while a sophisticated club room introduces a moodier palette with a custom wet bar and curated wine storage.
Rich marble and refined finishes bring a serene, sculptural quality to the bathroom.
The attention to detail continues through the private quarters, where custom joinery, marble, tailored upholstery, and sculptural furnishings create a sense of quiet cohesion. In the primary suite, a bespoke upholstered bed incorporates discreet reading lights and a concealed mechanical TV lift, while a symmetrical floor-to-ceiling headboard of naturally dyed wood veneer, glacier-blue upholstery, mirrored detailing, and bespoke alabaster pendants heightens the room’s sense of serenity. Throughout the residence, materials ranging from mystery white marble and Dark Raptor Onyx to rattan, suede, lacquer, and natural wood lend depth and distinction to spaces designed for both intimate everyday living and grand-scale entertaining.