310 Acadia Lane

Welcome to Trilogy. Taking its name from its form: a Georgian-style main residence set between two brick carriage wings, each crowned by a cupola. Together they hold more than 8,200 square feet of living space, with seven bedrooms, seven full baths and two half baths, in the Acadias of Celebration. Rising above the roofline is the home's signature, a fourth-story belvedere with windows on every side and 360-degree views. The home backs to the 16th hole of Celebration Golf Club, offering peaceful views of the pond, the green beyond it and a deep line of conservation woodland, with no rooftops in sight.

The house is arranged so that every level has a purpose. The primary suite is on the first floor, set apart from the main living rooms. Its spa bath is finished in rich materials, with an open walk-in shower with dual rain heads, a freestanding soaking tub and custom cabinetry with a long double vanity. On the second floor, four bedrooms each have a private bath. In fact, every bedroom at Trilogy is ensuite, including those in the two apartments. No one shares a bath or crosses a hallway to reach one, so each room works as a private suite of its own, a comfort that guests notice right away. The third floor is given over to a bonus room that suits a media room, studio or game room. At the very top, a spiral stair rises into the belvedere. The room opens to a wraparound rooftop deck that looks over the fairways, the water and the tree line in every direction, and it is a rarity in Celebration. Mornings and sunsets are best spent here.

Two one-bedroom apartments, one above each garage, complete the plan. Each has its own entrance and stands fully apart from the main house, which gives guests, staff or a home office real independence and privacy. The garages open to an inner courtyard, so the street sees only brick, black shutters, a standing-seam metal roof and the columned front porch.

The main level is built for entertaining. The kitchen centers on two islands. One has a farmhouse sink and seating open to the family room, and the other is a furniture-style prep island with its own sink. Custom cabinetry, granite counters and thoughtful design serve gatherings of any size. A butler's pantry with glass-front china cabinets links the kitchen to the formal dining room, which has wainscoting and a beautiful lighting fixtures. The family room gathers around a fireplace flanked by built-in bookcases and looks out to the golf course. Wide-plank hardwood floors and deep crown molding carry through the main rooms.

Outdoors, a heated lagoon-style pool curves around a raised spa set into a stacked-stone grotto, with waterfalls, flagstone decking and tropical plantings beneath a soaring screen enclosure. Past it, the lawn slopes toward the pond, with the 16th green directly across the water.

Celebration was originally developed by The Walt Disney Company and is known for its tree-lined streets, paved trails and walkable downtown. Market Street and the lakefront promenade, with their restaurants, shops and seasonal events, are minutes away. The golf course behind the home was the final collaboration between Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr., and Walt Disney World is a short drive from the door