This 1964 Robert Wielage Cuban designed Mid-century walled compound inspires a new way of living. Conceived to blend with the Florida landscape and climate the large outdoor entertaining areas integrate seamlessly the home's contemporary style. Enter Havana style wrought-iron gates past the bubbling reflecting pool to the front door. Inside a two story living room, with glass mosaic fireplace, gives a view of the lower Sebastian Palm courtyard, through a wall of floor to ceiling glass. Glimpses of the upper travertine pool concourse can also be seen. These windows and sliding doors, as well as ones in the downstairs/upstairs hallways, and yoga areas, are Impact SB70XL Low-E Glass. The first floor public areas are large white porcelain tiles. Michelle Ruben design of California has just added some modern twists too. The kitchen, with separate entertaining bar, boast a prep peninsula, original restored cabinetry, and quartz countertops. The dining room has a custom build-in with vintage Carrara marble top. There is also a downstairs bedroom with en-suite bath and an additional office/study. Upstairs the private master bedroom wing, with dressing room, is found on one side of the home. Two additional bedrooms and an ultramodern yoga studio, which could also be a great home gym, are found in the other wing. A recently installed Solar system powers the entire home. A new roof was also recently completed. The pool concourse has a 40 foot lap pool, and loggia, mirrored by a custom slat wood orchid house. The oversized gated parking court leads to a 2 car garage with custom doors. A true Masterpiece of Mid-Century Design and walled on all four sides the site is over a 1/4 acre.