Your day begins at 425 NE 69th Circle, a 2,043 sq ft townhome with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, built in 2006. Nestled within Tuscany Village, an exclusive Addison Mizner-style property with only 37 units, this residence features impact windows and French doors throughout. A new roof will be installed and fully paid, adding to the home’s appeal. You are just minutes to the beach from this rare find.
Weekdays hum with a comfortable rhythm. A seven-minute drive takes you to Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, or to Delray Municipal Beach for a morning stroll. For longer commutes, the Brightline Boca Raton Station is also about seven minutes away. Downtown Boca Raton and Mizner Park are just an eight-minute drive, placing dining and cultural options within easy reach. For an evening out, you might choose Trattoria Romana, Boca's see-and-be-seen Italian room, or the classic steakhouse Abe & Louie's on Plaza Real. Cocktails at The Boca Raton's MB Supper Club or the late-night scene at Kapow Noodle Bar in Mizner Park offer vibrant choices.
Dining out is a pleasure with Mizner Park close by, an open-air plaza featuring a variety of restaurants and cafés. You can enjoy New American comfort food at Max's Grille, a Mizner Park anchor since the 1990s, or savor Pan-Asian noodle and sushi dishes at Kapow! Noodle Bar, also located in Mizner Park.
For art and culture, Mizner Park is also home to the Boca Raton Museum of Art, offering a strong permanent collection and rotating exhibitions. On the first Sunday of each month, admission is free. Other notable galleries include Rosenbaum Contemporary at Gallery Center, specializing in post-war and contemporary masters, and VERTU Fine Art in east Boca, known for modern and contemporary works with a strong pop and street-art roster.
When you seek fresh air, Boca Raton Inlet is a popular spot for boat-watching, jetty fishing, and swimming near South Beach Park. Red Reef Park offers a shallow offshore reef, making it an excellent snorkeling beach. Spanish River Park provides a beachfront experience with tunnels under A1A, connecting picnic areas to the dunes and shore.
Weekends offer a variety of activities. You might spend time at the Boca Raton Museum of Art or explore other galleries like Rosenbaum Contemporary, VERTU Fine Art, Wentworth Gallery, and Karen Lynne Gallery. For shopping, Town Center at Boca Raton, the Boca Raton Antique District on Federal Highway, and Royal Palm Place provide diverse options. Family fun awaits at Boomers Boca Raton with go-karts, mini golf, and rides, or at Coconut Cove Waterpark, featuring a lazy river and a zero-depth pool. The Boca Raton Children's Museum, a small hands-on museum in a historic house, offers a pretend grocery store and art room.
This home offers a life rich in convenience and leisure. We invite you to experience the possibilities. Please contact Simon Gedz to arrange a private tour and discover your next chapter in Boca Raton.