At a newly built residence along West Palm Beach’s South Flagler Drive, Poltrona Frau’s involvement extends beyond furniture. Affiniti Architects designed the three-level property, with interiors by Hilary Musser Homes. Musser collaborated with the Italian company on room-specific installations and furnishings drawn from its residential collections.
A newly listed ocean-to-Intracoastal property in Manalapan is testing how much value buyers will place on approved plans, private frontage, and buildable land in one of Palm Beach County’s most closely watched luxury markets. The 1.3-acre site has 100 feet of direct ocean frontage and stretches west toward the Intracoastal Waterway, where plans call for a separate guest residence and private dockage.
A newly completed estate in West Palm Beach’s SoSo neighborhood has been listed for sale, located minutes from Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach Island, and downtown West Palm Beach. The modern, large-scale residence spans 8,400 square feet across three levels connected by an elevator, with polished materials and a restrained modern palette shaping the home throughout.
Villa Skyfall, a newly built estate by South Florida designer and builder Aldo Stark, has listed for $85 million in Delray Beach’s Stone Creek Ranch. The approximately 22,400-square-foot residence sits on 2.5 lakefront acres and takes its name from the James Bond film Skyfall.
Across Florida’s Atlantic Coast, this quintet of listings reflects a lifestyle-first approach to real estate, where location, access, and day-to-day utility matter as much as aesthetics. From a modern Boca Raton estate walkable to Mizner Park and the beaches to a Vero Beach riverfront home with 152 feet of deep-water frontage and two lifts, water shapes the story. A North Palm Beach villa pairs Intracoastal views with a private elevator, while Jupiter acreage adds gated flexibility. Even Hobe Sound’s commercially zoned parcel prioritizes purposeful use.
Florida’s coastal living takes on distinct forms across this trio of move-in-ready residences, each shaped by sun, water, and effortless outdoor time. In Highland Beach, a 2016 boutique condo pairs generous interiors with a remarkable wraparound terrace and private elevator entry for a refined oceanfront routine. On Hutchinson Island, a waterfront home with a private dock and boat lift embraces true boating access alongside Atlantic and Intracoastal views, free of HOA constraints. Inland in Fort Pierce, a 2017 home with a metal roof, tiled floors, screened porch, and included golf cart highlights low-maintenance community living.
Along Florida’s Treasure Coast, a trio of offerings highlights how rarity and everyday practicality can share the same address. In Jensen Beach, a first-floor corner condo pairs pond and golf course views with a screened porch and nearby pool and tennis courts, with river sunsets across the street. Port St. Lucie presents a turnkey medical office designed for efficient care, featuring five exam rooms and a strong location between I-95 and US-1. In Vero Beach, a fully renovated home adds a heated saltwater pool and an expansive, flexible driveway with no HOA.
A quintet of residences traces a coastal-minded luxury lifestyle, where days naturally revolve around fairways, bayfront boating, and expansive ocean views. Delray Beach anchors the collection with a fully renovated golf-course home offering immediate membership, a modern pool retreat on a premium East Delray lot, and a pre-construction contemporary build just two minutes from Atlantic Avenue. Beyond Florida, Shinnecock Bay delivers 70 feet of bulkhead and a community private bay beach, while Singer Island offers a full-floor oceanfront condo with private elevator access and multiple balconies.
privacy without sacrificing a rich, curated lifestyle. This quintet of sold residences traces a line from Boca Raton’s intimate gated micro-enclaves and Royal Palm Polo’s storied Millionaire Mile to Delray Beach’s resort-amenity rhythm at Seven Bridges. Across the group, large-format, highly upgraded modern builds prioritize smart-home ease, chef-level kitchens, and indoor-outdoor entertaining anchored by pools and landscaped grounds. The collection culminates in Port St Lucie with a true deep-water, yacht-ready statement.
Across the Treasure Coast and nearby Lake Worth Beach, this quintet captures a distinctly Florida rhythm—days shaped by water access, bright interiors, and outdoor rooms designed for lingering. Riverfront and ocean-access settings anchor several homes with serious boating infrastructure, including new docks, substantial lifts, and seawalls. Renovations, impact windows and doors, and updated systems lend a turnkey ease, while high ceilings and open living areas keep everything light-filled. From a courtyard-entry pool retreat in Hobe Sound to an eclectic mid-century modern in town, each offers its own version of sanctuary.
