Architectural elements of symmetry, linear beauty, and motific repetition may have found their zenith in the hands of 16th Century Venetian architect Andrea Palladio, but here in Hillsborough, 2 Homs Court is a powerful modern interpretation of the form. Designed in 1986 by San Francisco's House & House Architects, the nearly 9,000 ft. residence at Lower South Hillsborough's premier cul-de-sac represents both timeless lines and stunning contemporary luxury.

Modern expressions of symmetry, infused natural light, and indoor/outdoor harmony articulate the open gathering spaces. Clean lines, stunning use of glass and limestone, and varied ceiling heights deliver both arresting presence and flowing function. From the high drama of the grand salon with its 24 ft. ceilings, to the many intimate details, the home is a celebration of significant design. The architect’s flair for the dramatic is never compromised by a commitment to fluid livability. The relationship of each room to the next becomes a signature of the architecture. Vestibules, linear passageways, and outside access points elevate the progression of space.  The eye is encouraged to explore this interplay of bold colors, streaming light, and exciting volume. Fully usable resort-like grounds are a panoramic canvas to be viewed from every room. Inside and out, this estate excels as a peerless and worldly destination for year-round entertaining on a grand scale.

Offered at $6,900,000