Luxury 10-story residences in modern glass building coming to downtown Boca Raton
BOCA RATON — As the demand for luxury living in Palm Beach County surges, downtown Boca Raton will soon welcome the latest in upscale developments.
Glass House Boca Raton, a 10-story development in the heart of the city, will launch sales this February. The developer touts that it will be the first modern glass building in the city’s downtown.
Located on East Palmetto Park Road, the development will offer 28 new residences with ocean, Intracoastal Waterway and golf course views.
Here’s what else to know:
How much will Glass House Boca Raton residences cost?
They won’t be cheap. Pricing will range from $2.5 million to $6.9 million.
“Glass House Boca Raton will be the first modern glass building in Downtown Boca Raton, and its ideal location also provides the upscale lifestyle that discerning buyers are seeking,” said Adam Gottbetter of 280 E. Palmetto Park Road, LLC, the project’s developer. “From the moment residents enter the garage and take the private, or semiprivate, elevator to their spacious residence, they will experience a private sanctuary.”
A limited number of preferred membership opportunities with The Boca Raton — the luxury spot previously known as Boca Raton Resort & Club — will be offered to Glass House residents. These are subject to availability and will not include golf access.
What else does Glass House Boca Raton have to offer?
Located at 280 East Palmetto Park Road, Glass House will be less than 1 mile from the beach. It will have golf cart and shuttle access to The Boca Raton.
“Glass House provides residents with the best of both worlds — accessibility to top-tier dining and retail, and proximity to the best beaches and golf courses,” said Jay Phillip Parker, CEO of Brokerage at Douglas Elliman Florida. “With sales launching in February 2024, we expect incredible interest in the intimate development.”
Valet and monitored entries will have a full-time doorman. Each residence will have two levels of underground air-conditioned and dehumidified parking, with two parking spaces per residence. A limited number of two-car garages will be available. Also available will be a residents-only car wash, golf cart parking, a golf cart charging station and parking for residents’ bicycles.
The city’s Brightline station will be less than 1 mile away. And Glass House will feature Boca’s only rooftop with a pool, jacuzzi, catering kitchen and entertainment space. On the first floor, there will be a fitness center with outdoor turf lanes, a sauna, plunge pool and bar.
What will Glass House Boca Raton residences be like, and how can one be purchased?
Glass House’s open-concept layouts will include two- to four-bedroom floor plans ranging from 2,550 square feet to 3,990 square feet. Buyers have the option to combine half- and full-floor residences.
Each residence will offer a generous living, dining and entertainment area, as well as private or semiprivate elevator access. Floor-to-ceiling windows, a full-size laundry room and a deep, private terrace will be included in each residence, too. The private terraces will range from 8 to 12 feet deep, with built-in gas grills.
Glass House residences are currently under construction. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, the exclusive sales and marketing team for Glass House, expects ground to break on the project in the first quarter of 2025 with completion in fall 2026. For more information, potential buyers can call 561-232-2644.
Behind the Glass House architectural and interior design are West Palm Beach firm Garcia Stromberg, Wade Hallock of Miami-based Hallock Design Group, and AGTLAND of Delray Beach.
Jasmine Fernández is a journalist covering Delray Beach and Boca Raton for The Palm Beach Post. You can reach her at jfernandez@pbpost.com and follow her on X (formerly Twitter) at @jasminefernandz. Help support our work. Subscribe today.
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