5 Waterfront Homes That Will Blow Your Mind Away

New study indicates Waterfront homes as health-beneficial properties. Maybe it’s time for a change?

Modern architecture is often linked to nature and well-being, featuring full-height glass windows, open-plan living spaces and plenty of greenery.

More often, Waterfront Homes are considered to be a prime real estate by many due to their outstanding views and locations, and according to new studies, health benefits.

These homes are not just about lifestyle anymore, but psychological distress. This happens due to the increased visibility of nature they offer. According to Michigan State university geographer, Amber L. Pearson views of water or any space that radiates blue shades are significantly associated with low levels of stress, unlike green spaces.

So if you’re looking for a new property to move in, here are 5 beachfront homes around the world that might just be what you need for a happier and luxurious lifestyle.

ISLAND CREEK HOUSE

The luxury property sits at the wetland edge with 360 degree ribbon windows offering views of the spectacular wetlands.

Timber planks have been slow-cured in deep water for a century to provide a durable exterior that will slowly weather to a grey hue over time. In its interior, the natural palette continues with new-growth cypress-clad walls and ceilings, a floating concrete staircase, and large picture windows mounted in blackened steel.

SEABERG HOUSE

Located along the Melbourne coast, the Seaberg House is reminiscent of the classic Australian beach house with contemporary design in the key of Nordic minimalist design.

Wooded material lightness greets you, the Seaberg House is simultaneously both part of the Australian waterfront and also apart from it. The living room and the master suite is part of the House’s core with a cluster of outhouses connected by a wooden platform, ensuring privacy with continuity to the central communal spaces.

MODERN LODGE

With 3,200 square feet, 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, Modern Lodge along Weatherby Lake, North Kansas City was conceptualized by Austin and Leslie Walsh and executed by architectural firm Kem Studio as a home not just to wind down but to entertain friends.

The home surrounded by cypress and sleek dark metal offers an immersive view of Weatherby lake as you leave the city behind you. Thanks to the wood cladding the two story luxury waterfront home, Modern lodge looks like a giant cypress box enveloping a white stucco box volume housing private areas.

Turtle Tail Drive

With 11,000 square feet, 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, Tip of the Tail is Provo’s newest, most spectacular luxury waterfront villa and the Caribbean’s benchmark in eco-luxury.

The waterfront home defines contemporary style, masterfully built for indoor/outdoor living. The Turtle Tail Drive or villa Tip of the Tail is a private, Miami meets Mykonos interactive experience with nature and the waterfront.

Tavern Island Norwalk

With 6,116 square feet, 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (3 partial), Tavern Island Norwalk is a private and serene escape a mere hour away from New York City; it is also one of the rarest luxury properties in New York. The romantic Tavern Island boasts incredible sunrise and sunset views overlooking the charming harbor of Rowayton.

On a clear night, New York City in a stunning display of all its electric glory can be seen on the horizon. This 3.5-acre compound consists of a beautifully restored Tudor-style main house with interiors of more than 6,000 square feet, a recently built boathouse with guest quarters, an antique caretaker’s house, and a tea house built on the perfect location to capture glorious waterfront and Manhattan views.

Source: LUXUO.COM