113 E Twenty Sixth Street Located along the Sea Island coastline, this remarkable residence designed by the eminent architect John Portman exemplifies his modernist philosophy. The concept of 'Entelechy'—realizing potential—is fully embodied here, creating a seamless interplay between architectural form and the stunning natural backdrop. Portman's genius manifests in the meticulous orchestration of space, light, and materials, where expansive glass façades blur the lines between inside and outside, inviting the serene views of the Atlantic into every room. The interior is a study in sophistication, with a restrained palette of materials that echoes the natural environment, ensuring a timeless elegance. Light and shadow play across the finishes, creating a meditative space that reflects Portman's vision of architecture as a lived art form. This design philosophy is reminiscent of his renowned works where integrating the built environment with its context transforms the space from mere habitation to an immersive, sensory experience. There are 12, 586 sf of conditioned space. There are courtyards, bridges, exterior spaces which combine with the conditioned space to be 21, 527 sf under roof. Beyond the aesthetics, the property includes a private guest cottage(Cottage 403) offering four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and 3, 432 square feet, not included in the main residence's measurements. This additional space is perfect for hosting guests, providing privacy and comfort while maintaining the home's tranquil connection to its surroundings. This residence is more than a home; it's a sanctuary that elevates everyday living into an experience of enlightened architectural art, set against the pristine backdrop of Sea Island's coastline. Here, the rhythmic sound of the waves and the ever-changing ocean hues enrich life with tranquility and awe, making it a rare opportunity to dwell within an architectural masterpiece.