Not four units. Four houses — each with its own front door, its own glass elevator running four levels, its own garage and its own pool. Cross the street and you are on the beach.
These are the architect’s renderings of the completed building. The houses are under construction and are not finished — what you would walk today is structure, not the image above.
It isn’t finished. That is the reason to look.
At four million dollars on this coast, almost everything for sale is a unit in a building. A shared lobby, a shared elevator, and a board that decides when you are allowed to renovate.
These are attached houses. Four levels, your own entrance, your own elevator, two spaces in the garage underneath and a private plunge pool. There is no tower on this stretch of ocean that offers that.
And the building is still under construction — which is the part most people read as a drawback and shouldn’t. By the time a house like this is finished, every decision inside it has already been made by someone who isn’t you.
The site is active construction, so every visit is scheduled with me and the site superintendent. If you want to walk it before the certificate of occupancy, that window is open now.
Call David · 305.542.1131Florida Real Estate Sales Associate, License SL3185025
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Property is under construction and no certificate of occupancy has been issued. Square footage, room count and completion timing are not represented by the listing broker and must be independently verified by the buyer. Plans and specifications are subject to change by the developer. Equal Housing Opportunity.