Step inside this historic home and you’ll be greeted by a grand, circular staircase, its handrail embedded with handblown glass by Archimede Seguso — straight from Italy. It’s those elegant details which characterize the work of Victor Nurmi.

Throughout the 1940s, Nurmi was Fort Lauderdale’s pioneer developer and architect. He is the mastermind behind Nurmi Drive, home to Nurmi Isles: waterfront properties which were heralded as the “Venice of America.” And the home at 90 Nurmi Dr. remains one of his ultimate masterpieces.

The 6,254-square-foot home boasts six en-suite bedrooms, five-and-a-half baths, a spacious kitchen and a breathtaking interior. Features include Turkish granite, wood floors throughout, a marble fireplace, a private elevator, large walk-in closets in the master bedroom plus a bathroom fit for royalty with a gigantic soaking tub.

Grand circular staircase, its handrail embedded with handblown glass by Archimede Seguso.