The best part of a single-level home only becomes clear after a few days: nobody is ever out of reach, and nobody climbs stairs to go to bed. Mornings open in a kitchen full of light that leads straight to the dining area, and coffee tends to end up in the atrium office or out on the grass. The living room's glass wall slides away until the courtyard, the foyer, and the yard read as one continuous space. But the yard is the reason to book. The triple-fall pool and spa anchor a backyard big enough to lounge, dine, and still leave the kids room to run, and the primary suite opens right onto it, so the first swim can happen before coffee. That suite earns its keep, with a fireplace, a sauna off the bath, and a door to its own patch of outdoors. By evening the whole household drifts back outside. We kept noticing that the indoor rooms mostly served as the path between the bed and the water.