Xanadu Lower, Bantry Bay

Accommodation Features:
Art Deco Design: A timeless design style characterized by bold geometric shapes, luxurious materials, and a blend of modern and traditional styles, perfect for a stylish and visually striking interior.

Balconies: Private or shared outdoor spaces attached to bedrooms or living areas, offering fresh air and scenic views.

Bathrooms with Showers: Spacious bathrooms equipped with modern or rainfall showerheads, providing a luxurious and functional space.

Beach Access: Direct access to the beach, ideal for a seaside retreat or coastal living.

Bedrooms: Comfortable, private spaces designed for relaxation and sleep, often featuring large windows for natural light.

Bedroom En Suite: A bedroom with a private attached bathroom, offering added privacy and convenience.

Big Bedrooms: Generously sized bedrooms with ample space for large furniture, creating a relaxing and expansive environment.

Big Bathrooms: Large, well-appointed bathrooms with ample counter space, luxurious fixtures, and often with separate showers and bathtubs.

Double Bedroom: A bedroom designed to fit a double-sized bed comfortably, ideal for couples or larger rooms.

Main Bedroom En Suite: The master bedroom with its own luxurious en suite bathroom, offering comfort and privacy.

Guest Bedrooms: Additional bedrooms designed for guests, often featuring comfort-focused elements like large beds and easy access to shared bathrooms.

Lounge Area: A comfortable space for relaxation and socialization, often featuring cozy furniture and entertainment options.

Design & Interior:
Black & White Interior Design: A striking and sophisticated design choice that uses a monochrome color palette, creating a minimalist yet bold aesthetic.

Black Floor Tiles: Sleek and modern tiles with a glossy or matte finish that create a dramatic effect and contrast beautifully with lighter walls.

Black Kitchen: A contemporary kitchen design featuring dark cabinetry, black countertops, and cutting-edge appliances for a modern, industrial feel.

Black Walls: Dark walls that add drama and elegance to a room, especially when paired with bright accents or artwork.

Coloured Walls: Vibrant or muted hues used to create different moods and complement furniture and decor.

Dark Interiors: Interiors featuring rich, dark colors such as deep blues, charcoal grays, or blacks, often to create a cozy, intimate, or luxurious atmosphere.

Dark Kitchen: A kitchen featuring darker cabinets, counters, and finishes, lending a sleek, sophisticated vibe.

Dark Walls: Walls painted in deep, rich tones, offering a dramatic contrast to lighter elements in the room.

Floating Stairs: A stylish stair design where treads appear to "float" without visible supports, offering a modern and airy feel to the space.

High Ceilings: Rooms with ceilings that are elevated beyond the typical height, creating a sense of openness and grandeur.

Feature Wall: A single wall in a room designed to stand out, often with bold colors, textures, or artwork that adds visual interest.

Glass Doors: Transparent doors, often used in living areas or leading to outdoor spaces, enhancing natural light and creating an open, airy feel.

Freestanding Bath: A luxurious bathtub that stands independently, creating a focal point in the bathroom and offering a spa-like experience.

Marble Accents: Use of marble in countertops, flooring, or bathroom features to add a touch of luxury and timeless elegance.

Metal Frame Windows: Windows with a sleek, industrial look thanks to metal framing, often used in modern and loft-style homes.

Mirrors: Strategically placed mirrors that expand the sense of space, enhance natural light, and provide visual interest.

Gold Accents: Subtle gold details in hardware, lighting, or decor that add sophistication and luxury.

Tiled Floors: Durable and stylish flooring options made from ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone tiles, often used in kitchens and bathrooms.

Wooden Features (Floors, Stairs, & Staircase): The use of natural wood materials to create warm, inviting floors, staircases, and other architectural elements.

Stone Features: Incorporating natural stone elements such as walls, flooring, or fireplaces for a rustic, elegant, or earthy aesthetic.

Living & Dining Areas:
Open Plan Living Room / Kitchen: A spacious layout where the living and kitchen areas are combined into one large, open space, promoting flow and interaction.

Open Plan Kitchen / Dining Room: An interconnected space where the kitchen and dining areas are combined, perfect for entertaining and family meals.

Open Plan Kitchen / Living Room / Dining Area: A modern, open layout that merges all three key living areas into one seamless space, encouraging togetherness and ease of movement.

Dining Area: A designated space for dining, often including a large table and comfortable seating for family meals or entertaining guests.

Kitchen Island: A central, often large, counter space in the kitchen that serves as a food prep area, seating, or a casual eating space.

Kitchen Table: A smaller, more intimate eating space within the kitchen or adjacent to the kitchen area, often used for quick meals or family gatherings.

Center Island in Kitchen: A large, central feature in the kitchen that serves both functional and aesthetic purposes, providing extra prep space and storage.

Large Open Plan Space: A spacious, flexible area that allows for seamless interaction between different zones in the home, such as the living room, dining room, and kitchen.

Large Windows / Floor-to-Ceiling Windows: Expansive windows that offer unobstructed views and fill the space with natural light, enhancing the feeling of openness.

Large Mirrors: Reflective surfaces that not only make spaces appear larger but also create a sense of luxury and depth.

Lounge & Kitchen Combined: A shared space that blends the comfort of the living room with the functionality of the kitchen, making it ideal for family time and entertainment.

Outdoor Spaces:
Outdoor Living Area: A dedicated outdoor space designed for relaxation and entertainment, often featuring comfortable seating, rugs, and outdoor lighting.

Outdoor Seating Area: A cozy space outside the home where seating, such as lounge chairs or benches, allows for outdoor enjoyment.

Outdoor Pool: A luxurious swimming pool located outdoors, perfect for recreation and relaxation.

Small Pool: A compact pool designed for smaller spaces or more intimate outdoor settings.

Irregular Shaped Pool: A pool with a unique, non-standard shape, often designed to complement the natural landscape and create an artistic element.

Outdoor Stairs: Stairs leading from one outdoor level to another, often built from stone or wood to complement the natural surroundings.

Outside Deck / Outside Steps: An elevated outdoor area or steps leading to a garden, pool, or patio, offering additional living space outside the home.

Palm Trees: Tropical trees that provide shade, a natural aesthetic, and a sense of vacation-like living.

Big Trees: Mature trees that offer shade, privacy, and a sense of natural beauty to the surrounding outdoor environment.

Windows & Doors:
Big Glass Windows: Expansive windows that let in natural light and offer unobstructed views of the outdoors.

Big Glass Doors: Large, transparent doors that provide easy access to the outdoors while maximizing the flow of natural light.

Sliding Doors: Doors that slide open, typically made of glass, ideal for connecting indoor and outdoor spaces.

Metal Frames: Frames made of metal (typically steel or aluminum) that are sleek, durable, and lend a modern, industrial feel to windows and doors.

Steel-Framed Doors: Doors with a steel frame that offers enhanced durability and a modern, architectural look.

Other Features:
Double Story / Split Level: Multi-level homes that maximize space and often feature a second story for additional bedrooms or living areas, or a split-level layout for a more dynamic flow.

Juliet Balcony: A small balcony or railing in front of a window, offering an open, airy feel without the full depth of a traditional balcony.

Front Entrance & Door: The main entryway to the home, often designed to make a first impression with high-quality materials, stylish doors, and inviting details.

His & Her Sinks: A feature often found in master bathrooms, where there are two separate sinks for added convenience and privacy.

Pool Area: The outdoor space dedicated to the pool, including surrounding decking, lounges, and sometimes landscaping or features like waterfalls.

Passage: A hallway or corridor that connects different areas of the home.