Welcome to 208 Via Palermo—an exquisite residence inspired by the warm, romantic elegance of Andalusian Coastal design, nestled in the heart of Lido Isle. Sited on an oversized 58-foot-wide lot, this stunning showpiece blends timeless architecture with exceptional craftsmanship, creating a home that’s both sophisticated and effortlessly comfortable. The thoughtfully curated design includes 5 en-suite bedrooms—including one on the main level—5.5 luxurious baths, a dedicated office, and a fully appointed theatre room. Rich hand-distressed walnut floors, true Venetian plaster, and a striking blend of stone, wood, and artisan finishes define the home’s refined interiors. At the center of the home, the gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring Wolf appliances, a 6-burner stove with grill, Sub-Zero refrigeration, a Miele coffee bar, warming drawer, two Shaw original farmhouse sinks, and a walk-in pantry. The elegant formal dining room, illuminated by antique French chandeliers, connects to a stunning 850-bottle, climate-controlled wine cellar—perfect for entertaining with style. The spacious family room, anchored by a hand-carved limestone fireplace, flows into the private media room, creating a welcoming space for gathering and relaxing. Upstairs, the romantic primary suite boasts Juliet balconies, a carved limestone fireplace, and a spa-like bath with marble floors and countertops, dual vanities, a jetted soaking tub, and a dual-control walk-in shower. Outdoor living is equally exceptional, with multiple seating areas, a built-in stone fireplace, and built-in BBQ that invite year-round al fresco living. Additional highlights include a 3-car garage and the unmatched lifestyle of Lido Isle—featuring a private beach, yacht club, tennis courts, pickleball, water sports, vibrant social clubs, fine dining, boutique shopping, and easy access to major roadways. Every detail of this remarkable home reflects the vision of true Andalusian Coastal living—elegant, timeless, and designed to celebrate the beauty of coastal California