Compound layout

One courtyard, several clear zones.

This layout is inferred from the exterior photos. It is a guest-facing mockup, not an architectural plan. It makes the decision easier by showing where guests gather, swim, eat, park, and enter the house.

Daytime view showing Ellamin Courtyard pool, lawn, pergola, gazebo, and BBQ bay — Main orientation: pool at front-left, house and porch center, BBQ bay right

Night view showing Ellamin Courtyard house frontage, pool, pergola, and lit pathway — Main orientation: pool at front-left, house and porch center, BBQ bay right

Family day use of lawn, pool, and shaded dining areas — Family-day flow: adults can gather while children swim under supervision

Rain and sunset view of the pool and covered dining zone — Covered zones stay useful during rain or evening use

Inferred zone map

How the space works.

The page should communicate spatial logic before guests ask the host. Interior rooms remain placeholder until real interior photos are available.

Wet zone

Private pool and deck

Primary emotional anchor. Best shown with day and night photos because the mood changes materially.

House frontage

Entry porch, sliding doors, and covered transition between indoor rest and outdoor gathering.

Pergola and lawn

Dry social zone for seated adults, children nearby, and photo-friendly family day setup.

Gazebo and BBQ bay

Food prep, shaded dining, charcoal grill, and practical event staging along the right edge.

Interior placeholder

Two bedrooms, bathrooms, living, and kitchen should be replaced with real interior proof later.

Vehicle planning

Keep one host-confirmed parking fact visible, then explain overflow/visitor parking only after it is verified.

Supervision sightline

The photos show adults can sit in shaded areas while keeping the pool and lawn within view.

Rain and night readiness

Evening/rain photos prove the covered dining bay and warm pool lighting are not just daytime promises.