Rare Opulence: Enter a realm where architectural pedigree meets uncompromising luxury. This is not merely a residence; it is a curated collection of history and craft, offering a lifestyle that remains a distant dream for most. Every detail is a whisper of a standard that cannot be replicated. The very bones of this home tell a story of heritage. The den and kitchen ceilings are anchored by massive beams and material reclaimed from an 18th-century dairy barn in Northeast Wisconsin, while the walls are wrapped in massive 9” solid wood shiplap. This is a textural experience that modern construction simply cannot achieve. The Den features quartersawn white oak cabinetry, meticulously built in place and hand-finished to a luster that defies time. An invisible theater-grade sound system is integrated into the architecture, featuring six high-quality ceiling speakers and a front theater speaker seamlessly hidden within the custom woodwork.Historic Details: The living and dining rooms are grounded by fireplace mantels reclaimed from a pre-Civil War estate in Newnan, Georgia—true pieces of Southern history that serve as the home's soul.Artisanal Flooring: Step across a masterpiece. The main level is adorned with French Oak hand-finished in a Versailles parquet pattern and 10” planks, while the upper levels continue the theme with intricate parquet and plank designs. The Kitchens: The upper-level culinary suite was reimagined in 2021 with exotic marble countertops and a full suite of Thermador appliances. The lower level—remodeled in 2022—serves as a secondary masterpiece with a custom island topped in solid walnut.Lower Level Leisure: Beyond the professional home theater with built-in wall and ceiling systems, find a sanctuary in the indoor sauna. The lower level walls are finished in 7” solid wood shiplap, maintaining the home's robust, organic aesthetic. A 2,000-bottle wine room is managed by dual dedicated HVAC systems and controlled via a custom phone app, ensuring your collection ages in a perfect, tech-monitored climate. Precision Engineering:No expense has been spared in the home’s mechanical evolution. From the new tankless water system (2024) and new roof (2021) to the pristine pool—featuring new pumps (2025) and a new heater (2026)—the infrastructure is as flawless as the finishes. 3736 Turnberry Court is an offering of rare distinction for those who value the irreplaceable.
