835 Tanglewood Dr, Pensacola, FL 32503

Description

A rare offering on 1.2 impeccably manicured acres with 125 feet of coveted Bayou Texar waterfront, this extraordinary estate is a celebration of European craftsmanship, timeless architecture, and uncompromising luxury. Nicknamed "Timeless Tanglewood" by a prior owner, iconic attorney Fred Levin, the home features a soaring 20-foot cathedral ceiling, a floating staircase, a Palladian crystal chandelier, imported marble and granite flooring, hand-carved archways, leaded glass windows, and custom coffered ceilings. A slate roof and commercial-sized generator round out the home, which underwent a complete renovation in 2014. The formal dining salon is anchored by an exquisite Italian hand-carved marble fireplace with cherub detailing, opening through French doors to a waterfront terrace overlooking lush gardens and Bayou Texar. The chef's kitchen showcases a professional 12-burner gas range, hammered copper cabinetry, a custom black walnut island, waterfall-edge granite countertops, a pearled glass backsplash, exposed beam ceilings, natural stone flooring, and an oversized walk-in pantry. The main level also offers an elegant music room, a gentleman's armory, a guest suite, and a powder room, each enhanced by hand-painted ceilings, crystal chandeliers, silk wall coverings, and stained glass. Upstairs, two primary suites and a library overlook the water. The owner's retreat spans approximately 700 square feet with soaring ceilings, crown molding, hardwood floors, a sitting area, and a spa-inspired bath with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a stained-glass shower. The lower level features a climate-controlled garage that transforms into a grand banquet hall, plus the iconic "Titanic Room" with a full-service bar. Outside, landscaped grounds lead to a waterfront deck and a private dock able to accommodate large fishing vessels along 125 feet of shoreline. Minutes from Downtown Pensacola, Beaches, Airport a legacy estate where timeless grandeur meets exceptional waterfront