The Nunnery House

Year
2019
Structure
House (Single Residence)
Style
Modern
The open kitchen and living room have extensive views of the state park. A pneumatic glass elevator saves space and opens up the views in the room.
The open kitchen and living room have extensive views of the state park. A pneumatic glass elevator saves space and opens up the views in the room.
The east side of the home features a large swimming pool and outdoor deck. 
The east side of the home features a large swimming pool and outdoor deck. 
The interior of the stairway has lots of light and large openings.
The interior of the stairway has lots of light and large openings.
View of the exterior of the building on the street side showing the covered area provided for parking as well as the covered porch located on the second floor
View of the exterior of the building on the street side showing the covered area provided for parking as well as the covered porch located on the second floor

Details

Square Feet
5200
Bedrooms
5
Full Baths
4
Partial Baths
1

Credits

Architect
James Carey McWhorter
Interior Design
Susan Lovelace Interiors
Builder
Southern Building and Development Inc

From McWhorter Vallee Design Inc.

This large single-family home in historic Grayton Beach faces a quiet sandy street and Grayton Beach State Park. The living areas were elevated to reduce the home’s footprint and protect the endangered beach mice that live among the dunes that border the home. This also provides better views of the protected sand dunes, scrub oak and the Gulf of Mexico from every window and porch. 
The exterior of the home is painted block and corrugated metal siding for the wood portion. It is three stories with a roof deck, a swimming pool and an outdoor deck that is surrounded by a small fenced yard. Inside the home a pneumatic glass elevator does not interrupt views from within the open living area, which includes the kitchen and dining area. A huge screened front porch is all about the views and salty breezes from the Gulf