THE LOCATION 616 Seasage Drive is nestled on a private intracoastal yacht basin in the most coveted neighborhood in Delray Beach, Florida. The home is setback 120 yards from the main intracoastal channel in a no wake zone and thus adds privacy and peacefulness from boaters cruising up and down the waterway. The ocean is only 459 steps off the front door and just a few steps more and you’re at the private Seagate Beach Club. With only 45 single family residences between Atlantic Avenue and Linton Boulevard on the island side of the intracoastal, 616 Seasage provides an extraordinary opportunity that exemplifies waterside living at its finest! THE PROPERTY Designed by famed architect Randall Stofft is his most personal creation (his original home) which captures his passion for creating an exquisite timeless everlasting design that results in endless “jaw dropping” experiences as you walk from room to room. The way a home flows, along with light sources and views is one of Randall’s special talents. Each of the home’s elements mesh like a well-choreographed ballet. Upon entering the foyer through a stately mahogany door, one is greeted by floor to ceiling gorgeous views of the intracoastal. The foyer leads to the living room which begins the flow into the kitchen, family room and game room, each which wrap around the pool and intracoastal so that the focus of attention is the backyard, waterside living. In essence all the rooms are anchored. Yet the first floor is divided into three levels, allowing every area to “step down” to the water views in the back. Level one encompasses the more formal areas, the living room, dining room and staircase. The second level holds the kitchen, morning room and family room. The third level houses the game room, cabana bath with sauna, “captains’ quarters” and library/office. Separate in front and also stepped down is a guest house with a private entry with oversized windows. The heartbeat of the house is the kitchen. The luster of dark mahogany explodes from the numerous light sources, while a mixture of stainless steel and glass doors emphasize the contemporary aspect of the home. And if you like to entertain, you’ll immediately fall in love with how the kitchen interacts with the great room, game room, bar, wine cellar, back porch, pool and dock, each offering unique views of the intracoastal. Upstairs, the home takes on a different attitude as stairs split into the master suite and the loft/media room and bedrooms. One of the bedrooms leads to a special 257 sq. ft. “secret room”, which also leads down to the garage. One of the most beloved spaces is the master bedroom wing. With an angled glass wall and terrace overlooking the intracoastal waterway, it serves not only as a sleeping space but a calming environment. The master suite also houses an exercise room with the same water view as the bedroom and luxurious bathroom. To illustrate how vital the outdoor area is, there are multiple access points from the house, while the entire space tiers downward to keep the main focus on the water. Two covered terraces guarantee year-round use as even in the hottest of times, the outside is cool from its shading. The way these terraces have been incorporated into the design of the home turns a 6815 sq. ft. home into a 7800 sq. ft. home.