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a sprawling terrace. Dining spaces are free-flowing and modern,
from a formal dining room with seating for dozens, neatly adjoin-
ing the bright, welcoming kitchen decked in gleaming appliances.
As smoothly as the home flows for everyday family life, it also
neatly shape-shifts into a versatile entertaining residence. There's
a near-endless selection of spaces—from spacious, formally
elegant configurations where one can host a fresh-air fête for
hundreds, to kid-friendly and contemporary areas, like the tech-
savvy theater or the plush arcade that's stocked with classic video
games. Not to miss is the tranquil cedar sauna or the wine cellar,
its ample storage and sophisticated design reflecting that the
previous homeowners were proprietors of a vineyard.
Zebrowski's overhaul of the property was extensive, down to
whole-estate automation by luxe-home programmers Creston. "You
can control every feature, whether it's lights and music or security
and temperature, from your phone or the panel," he remarks. "It's
very tech forward." While the real estate specialist, who has been
re-imagining upmarket coastal homes for the last decade, initially
intended just a few tweaks to the property, as time passed he envi-
sioned it as a brighter, more contemporary coastal retreat. "One
of my passions is restoring older homes to their former beauty,"
explains Zebrowski. "Modernizing them, but keeping their origi-
nal charm." This estate, with its strong architectural profile and
craftsmanship, provided the perfect canvas for his pursuit, which
after two years is finally complete. "The more time I spent here,
the more I fell in love with it," he says of the property, adding with
a chuckle: "But not nearly as much as I do now."
