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• MLS® #: R11062619
• 1355 S Flagler Drive #1700
• West Palm Beach, FL 33401
• $17,250,000
• 4 Beds, 6 Bath, 5,173 SqFt
• Residential

North Tower Residence 1700 at South Flagler House is a waterfront 4 BR, 5.1 BA with a formal dining room, corner den & sheltered east-facing loggia measuring 12' x 31'. This well-proportioned home features wide water views to the east, downtown views to the north & sunsets to the west. Upon arrival, a private elevator vestibule opens to an elegant entry foyer with immediate views of Lake Worth, Palm Beach Island & the Atlantic Ocean. The graciously scaled great room flows to the private outdoor loggia, ideal for entertaining. The primary suite offers dual walk-in closets & bay-windowed bathrooms. Additional features: bay-windowed eat-in kitchen, built-in wet bar, service entry, laundry room with dual washers & dryers & secondary bedrooms with en-suite baths. South Flagler House, presented by Related Ross, combines the timeless style of Robert A.M. Stern Architects & the luxurious aesthetic of Pembrooke & Ives, resulting in soulful spaces designed for an enhanced lifestyle. Primely positioned on 3.4 acres along the Intracoastal Waterway at 1355 South Flagler Drive, South Flagler House features two 28-story structures with 105 beautifully appointed 2-to-5 bedroom homes. Representing the single largest amenity offering per residence in all of Palm Beach County. Residents will have access to lifestyle amenities of unprecedented range & quality, with on-site concierge services surpassing those of the most exclusive private members' clubs.

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