The garden-level pool at sunset framed by palms, lanterns lit along its edge and the Intracoastal Waterway beyond

The private shore · Garden level

The afternoon belongs to the shore.

An infinity pool among the palms, a private shore on the Intracoastal and dinner served at the water’s edge.

Illustration is artist’s concept. E.&O.E.

A pool that runs to the waterway

At garden level the pool ends in an infinity edge, so that its surface seems to carry on into the Intracoastal. There is a bar beside it, cabanas for the shade and loungers along its length, with palms all around.

It is the pool for the long middle of the day — a swim, a lunch, an hour with a book — while the rooftop keeps the early mornings and the late light.

The garden-level infinity pool in daylight, a cabana and loungers under palms, the Intracoastal beyond its edge
The garden pool and a cabana Illustration is artist’s concept. E.&O.E.
Loungers and celadon umbrellas on the private shore before the glass pavilions of the podium, palms and the base of the tower above
The private shore Illustration is artist’s concept. E.&O.E.

Sand underfoot, the city behind you

The shore is shaped like a beach, with loungers and umbrellas on the sand, and it is kept for the residents alone.

A waterside promenade follows it past the gardens, and from the podium a helical stair turns slowly down to the terrace at the shore — one of the gestures that make the building sculptural at close range as well as from the water.

The podium and its helical stair seen across the water, the beach and palms before it and the tower rising above
The podium, seen across the water Illustration is artist’s concept. E.&O.E.

A private dock is planned, subject to approvals.

Service that knows the house

The residential team is formed by Mandarin Oriental and on duty around the clock, from the front door to the shore.

At the door
Valet day and night, and two house cars for a lunch on the island or a meeting downtown.
In the house
A Director of Residences and a Lifestyle Concierge, with housekeeping offered à la carte.
At the table
In-residence dining, and dinner at the water’s edge, both served by Mandarin Oriental.
While you are away
The home looked after in your absence and made ready before you return, down to the details you leave word about.
A long table set beneath a curved canopy at sunset, candles lit and the waterway beyond the rail
A table set for the evening Illustration is artist’s concept. E.&O.E.

Security is present day and night, quietly. The manner of it all goes back to The Oriental in Bangkok, opened in 1876, and The Mandarin in Hong Kong, opened in 1963.

For play, for gathering, for work

Where the house gathers

Play
A pickleball court, and a sports lounge with a golf simulator and a putting green.
Evenings
A private screening room, a social lounge with a chef’s kitchen, and a garden lounge.
Work
A business lounge for working close to home, and rooms for private events.
Family and guests
A kids club, a self-service pet spa, and guest suites for visitors who stay the night.
Practicalities
Private storage, and parking ready for electric vehicles.

Begin at the water’s edge

Ask for a private presentation and a MILLION advisor will take you through the shore, the service and the shared rooms at your own pace.

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