Proving that a restrictive site can be an opportunity rather than a burden, this jewel box of a Spanish Colonial home on a thin, wedge-shaped waterfront property offers generous living despite its lot size. To take advantage of Miami Beach’s tropical weather and ocean breezes, all primary circulation is exterior and connected with a central courtyard. Deep loggias, from which steps flow directly into the plunge pool, encourage prolonged enjoyment of the extensive water views beyond.
Palm Island Miami Villa
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Such inviting exterior spaces contribute much of the over five thousand square feet of total building area.
Authentic details comprising stucco, stone, tile, metal, wood, and more infuse all sides of this house with visual delight.