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Custom Homes

Weir Residence

  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 3 Bathrooms
  • 4,200 sq ft
  • 1 Story
  • Garage

The Weir Residence in Okeechobee, Florida blends modern farmhouse style with warm rustic details and refined finishes. Dark exterior siding, exposed timber framing, stone accents, custom woodwork, brick features, and bright open interiors give this home a distinctive look that feels both upscale and inviting.

The Weir Residence in Okeechobee, Florida is a custom home that combines bold modern farmhouse design with warm, natural materials and timeless craftsmanship. The exterior makes an immediate impression with deep blue siding, white trim, stone accents, exposed timber framing, decorative black hardware, and rich wood tones carried through the front entry and garage door. Inside, the home continues that same balance of rustic character and clean modern design. The kitchen features white custom cabinetry, warm wood accents, brass-toned hardware, a statement wood range hood, herringbone backsplash, premium appliances, and a spacious island designed for both everyday use and entertaining. The living area is open and welcoming, highlighted by vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams, a brick fireplace, floating wood shelving, and a large brick archway that adds architectural character. Throughout the home, wood-look flooring and carefully selected finishes create a warm, cohesive feel. The bathrooms offer a more refined retreat with freestanding tubs, glass-enclosed showers, custom vanities, black fixtures, and detailed tilework. Large windows bring in natural light and help connect the interiors to the surrounding Okeechobee landscape. With its combination of exposed timber, brick, stone, custom cabinetry, warm wood finishes, and modern fixtures, the Weir Residence is a standout example of thoughtfully designed custom construction with strong character inside and out.

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