This extraordinary Mediterranean style estate is nestled in one of Sweetwater's premier luxury enclaves, exemplifying style and sophistication.
This contemporary residence is offered to a lifestyle of world-class entertaining or secluded relaxation. The grand rotunda houses an original freeform sculpture suspended from a three-story dome and opens to the “living island” which is surrounded by one inch mosaic tile walls, a moat, a copper mesh water wall and magnificent floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking two pools and fairway.
Architecture by Mark Bufalini, AIA, interior design by Mickey Bufalini and built by Stephen Hann, this distinctive property offers five bedrooms including a Master Wing featuring a copious Master Suite with Fireplace, Morning Bar, fully equipped Gym, an oversized Bath with Roma Steam Shower, Private Zen-like Courtyard, Walk-in Closets with Utility room, a Spiral Staircase leading to a personal Reading Room, and private entry from a two car garage.
Other specialty rooms include a Two-story Library with an Attached Office, Two Dining, Family Room, Caterer's Kitchen, Walk-in Pantry, Sunken Bar, Wine Cellar, Two-story “SoHo Warehouse” like Discotheque with Dance Floor, Elevated Stage and Entertaining Cocktail Bar, Art Nouvau Theater with a Semi Circular Theater and Leather Recliners, Lobby/Lounge with Lighted Nighttime Sky and Marquis with Concession Stand, Sound Proof Recording Room, three Utility Rooms and six air conditioned paved Garages. In addition, a One Bedroom and One Bath Staff Quarters, Summer Kitchen, Pool House, Two Outdoor Pavilions with a Swim-up Bar and Fireplace, Loggia, Valet Quarters, Elevator and Smart Room accompany the long list of extras throughout this amazing property.

Cypress Course: Designed by architect Roger Packard, Sweetwater Country Club opened in 1982 with the goal of challenging player abilities ranging from the club's dedicated golf members and guests to LPGA Tour professionals. Today, two courses (Pecan & Cypress) continue to offer a diverse challenge to golfers of all levels.
The 18-hole Cypress course features 6,728 yards of golf with tree-lined fairways, gentle hills and nearby Santa Fe Lake. Sweetwater was the host for the 1984 and 1985 LPGA Hall of Fame when Nancy Lopez and Amy Alcott endured sweltering Texas July heat to win the championships.