With the informed asethetic of a global traveler, combined with a keen appreciation and understanding of modern art, architecture and design, an owner on the move has transformed a 1970's Don Chappel Georgica original into her own greatest exhibit, which is now available for one discerning buyer. Once a hangout for local artists, the house was reworked and enlarged to 7,500 SF+/- and 7 bedrooms in 2008 by architects Brent Leonard and Sean Webb of New York's FORM Architecture + Interiors, allowing the space needed for gracious entertaining, for sleeping more guests and for an ever-expanding collection of artwork. Sun-drenched during daytime, via floor to ceiling windows, the sophicated interiors at night become the focal point of gatherings offering a double-height great room, office, den, formal dining room and a professional kitchen, bolstered by its own informal living room. The master wing with luxurious bath, a pair of walk-in closets and private balcony, is joined by 5 additional guest suites. The finished lower level offers staff accommodations, laundry facilities and recreational spaces. Outside of the airy stucco and glass edifice, there are balconies and broad porches which overlook the oversized, heated Gunite pool and pool house, embraced by generous lawn, established trees and colorful plantings all safely tucked behind a gated drive.