Most Stonebridge properties embrace traditional Florida coastal. 1960 Willow Bend Circle #102 took a different path—floor-to-ceiling glass framing the 10th green, contemporary finishes, and a mid-century modern aesthetic that prioritizes clean lines over ornate details. Morning light floods 1, 568 square feet of first-floor living through eastern-facing windows where the 10th green becomes your backyard. The design language is deliberate: light wood-look LVP flowing throughout, white subway tile backsplash, minimalist hardware, and a neutral palette that lets the golf course views take center stage. This isn’t builder-grade Stonebridge—it’s thoughtfully curated modern design. The kitchen’s quartzite counters and stainless appliances handle daily life with understated efficiency. The primary bedroom opens directly to the screened lanai where golf views and morning coffee become ritual. Roll-down screens extend usability year-round, whether you’re watching golfers navigate the 10th or simply claiming the quiet before the day begins. The second bedroom provides guest flexibility or workspace that actually has separation. AC replaced July 2025 means immediate peace of mind. First-floor positioning means no elevator waits, immediate lanai access from the living room and primary suite. The kind of layout where indoor and outdoor living blur naturally. Bundled Stonebridge golf membership, Kipp Schulties’ redesigned championship course, Bistro dining, resort-style pool—all included. But the real value is the aesthetic: a contemporary design approach in a community known for traditional finishes. This represents the increasingly rare intersection of modern design, golf course living, and first-floor convenience in Stonebridge. For buyers who’ve been waiting for Stonebridge to feel contemporary rather than traditional, this is it.