Nestled in Hardings Beach Hills, Laissez Faire, designed and built by Polhemus Savery DaSilva in 2012, presents a stunning display of nature with its panoramic marsh and creek views. The architecture of this residence is a masterful fusion of classic Cape vernacular with modern inspiration, reflective of PSD's signature style. Unique design elements and extraordinary millwork details, like the curve of the living room fireplace mantle wall with v-groove paneling that extends through to the dining room impart a symmetry and flow throughout the open main level. Views of the marsh, creek and surrounding landscape are offered from every window yet the focus of this extraordinary home is the two story dining room and open reading nook above, illuminated by a dramatic wall of windows overlooking the marsh. The adjoining chef's kitchen offers full amenities and casual bar seating. The main level is complete with a sunny bedroom/study, full bath and multi-use mudroom. The serene primary bedroom has a gas fireplace surrounded by built-in bookshelves and window seat, and the ensuite bath is accented with a custom, stained glass window, designed by the architect, that allows light to pass