NEW ROOF. $90000 PRICE REDUCTION — now offered at $910000. Thru this weekend only then it's coming off the market. Whoever built this home decided it was going to be the one of one — wrought iron staircase, travertine floors, handmade range hood, and custom cabinetry throughout. Freshly painted main living spaces in a natural palette create a bright, updated feel. Outside, a rock waterfall pool and spa, stone-faced summer kitchen, and covered lanai overlook the lake. The second-floor balcony off the primary suite takes it all in at dusk. Five bedrooms including private main-floor ensuite. Olympia was built for the resort lifestyle. This home was built to be the best one in it. 9041 Alexandra Circle | The House People Wait For in Olympia NEW ROOF. LAKEFRONT. THE KIND OF BACKYARD PEOPLE BUY A HOUSE FOR. Some homes in Olympia check boxes. This one creates the moment buyers remember. Positioned on a premium lakefront lot inside Easton — one of Olympia's most desirable villages — 9041 Alexandra Circle was built by owners who planned to stay. The difference is immediate. Step through the front doors and the staircase sets the tone — custom wrought iron scrollwork, rich wood handrail, and craftsmanship that feels more custom estate than production-built Wellington home. Venetian plaster walls bring warmth and texture throughout, while dark walnut millwork, crown molding, architectural niches, wainscoting, and custom wood detailing create a level of finish rarely seen in Olympia. But the reason buyers remember this house is outside. For a five-bedroom lakefront home in Olympia, what has been built here is genuinely uncommon. A freeform resort-style pool with natural rock waterfall and raised spa becomes the focal point of the backyard. Travertine decking extends from the interior to the outdoors creating seamless indoor-outdoor living. A covered lanai with outdoor TV, ceiling fan, and stone-faced summer kitchen overlooks the lake while mature palms glow at sunset from custom landscape lighting. Above it all, the second-floor balcony off the primary suite becomes the place where mornings start quietly and evenings end overlooking the water. Inside, the kitchen was built to gather around. Full custom cabinetry with carved detailing, granite countertops, center island, double wall ovens, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a hand-carved custom wood range hood that feels imported from Tuscany rather than installed in Wellington. This is the kind of kitchen where holidays naturally happen and dinner turns into hours around the island. Freshly painted main living spaces in a soft natural palette create a brighter updated feel while preserving the home's Mediterranean character. Travertine flooring, custom built-ins, arched openings, and thoughtfully layered finishes make the home feel warm rather than oversized. Five bedrooms offer flexibility for the way families actually live — including a private main-floor ensuite ideal for guests, aging parents, multigenerational living, or older children returning home from college. And importantly for today's buyers, a brand-new roof is currently being installed — a major advantage in today's insurance environment and one less major expense to worry about. Why Families Continue To Choose Olympia Before Olympia, there was open land south of Forest Hill Boulevard. I know because I used to ride dirt bikes through it before the first foundation was ever poured. When Minto began development in 2002, Olympia became Wellington's largest master-planned community — nearly 1,800 homes thoughtfully designed across more than 832 acres with lakes, preserves, walking paths, and resort-style amenities built around family life. Olympia remains one of Wellington's most sought-after communities because it delivers something difficult to recreate: a true neighborhood feel with infrastructure designed around the people living there. Tree-lined streets. Evening walks around the lakes. Resort amenities. Kids riding bikes. Families gathering at the clubhouse and pool. Families specifically target Olympia for access to Equestrian Trails Elementary and Emerald Cove Middle, two of Wellington's most sought-after schools, located directly adjacent to the community. Residents enjoy four guarded entrances, roving security, a resort-style clubhouse, lagoon pool with cabanas, fitness center, indoor basketball, tennis, pickleball, volleyball, playgrounds, party spaces, and miles of walking and biking trails. The HOA structure includes both Olympia's master association and Easton village services, supporting the amenities, gated security, landscaping, and upkeep that help protect long-term value and community standards. The 441 Corridor Advantage Location still matters. Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Fresh Market, Wellington Green Mall, restaurants, parks, youth sports, and daily conveniences are minutes from the gate. Wellington International and the Winter Equestrian Festival are nearby, while Palm Beach International Airport remains an easy drive for frequent travelers. Newer communities farther west offer newer construction. What they cannot recreate is Olympia's location, mature landscaping, schools, and sense of permanence. After selling homes in Wellington for 28 years and walking through well over 100 homes in Olympia, I can say this confidently: Most homes here follow the floor plan. This one became something more. Come in the late afternoon. That is when the western light hits the lake, the palms begin to glow, and the backyard becomes the reason people decide to stay.
