You wake in beautifully remodeled Residence A222 at Palm Beach Towers, built in 1956 and offered furnished for the season. Sunlight fills the two bedrooms and two full baths, while the separate den provides a quiet alcove for reading or remote work. Step out onto the spacious covered loggia to savor the gentle morning breeze, enjoying 1,272 square feet under air and 1,585 total square feet designed for effortless island living.
Your weekday rhythm is remarkably convenient. In about three minutes, you can drive to Downtown West Palm Beach and Clematis Street, reach the Brightline West Palm Beach Station, or arrive at Worth Avenue. Palm Beach Mid-Town Beach is only about a four-minute drive away, ensuring daily errands and quick coastal excursions fit effortlessly into your routine.
Dinner options reflect Palm Beach at its finest. Savor Daniel Boulud's refined French-American brasserie fare at Café Boulud Palm Beach inside the Brazilian Court Hotel, or choose Clay Conley's lively small-plates menu at Buccan near Worth Avenue. For drinks and evening tapas, HMF at The Breakers welcomes you into a sophisticated lounge setting inside the legendary resort.
Art and heritage await right in the neighborhood. Tour Whitehall at the Flagler Museum, Henry Flagler's Gilded Age mansion featuring his private railcar and a tea room. At the lakeside Society of the Four Arts Galleries, explore rotating fine-art and photography exhibitions along with tranquil gardens, or discover modern and impressionist masters at Findlay Galleries, a Worth Avenue institution since 1870.
Outdoor hours bring fresh Atlantic air and open sky. Stroll the shaded boardwalk at Midtown Beach, a popular town shoreline near Worth Avenue staffed with lifeguards. A short trip to Phipps Ocean Park offers scenic picnic pavilions and the historic Little Red Schoolhouse, setting the stage for relaxing afternoons outside.
Weekends invite leisurely shopping along Worth Avenue and through Royal Poinciana Plaza. Gallery walks fill the days with discoveries at Gasiunasen Gallery, John H. Surovek Gallery, Irving Galleries, and Ambassador Galleries, alongside visits to Findlay Galleries and Society of the Four Arts Galleries.
To experience Residence A222 and this iconic island setting firsthand, connect with Simon Gedz, a trusted South Florida realtor since 1995, for your private showing.