Quintessential Living: Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach

The property offers 605 linear feet of pristine beachfront and 600 linear feet of Intracoastal frontage.

WHERE: 1180 Hillsboro Mile, Hillsboro Beach

COMMUNITY: Rosewood Residences

INTERIOR LIVING SPACE: From 2,800 to 6,400 square feet

ALL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 605 linear feet of pristine beachfront and 600 linear feet of Intracoastal frontage

LOT SIZE: 12 acres

BEDROOMS/BATHS: 2 to 5 bedrooms 

HIGHLIGHTS:  With architecture by world-renowned Arquitectonica known for bringing bold modernism to urban landscapes for nearly 40 years, and the acclaimed Dutch design firm Studio Piet Boon overseeing the interiors, the property has been crafted to stay true to the Rosewood brand. Both buildings have been designed to be reminiscent of a regal yacht, blending the indoors and outdoors with soft, curving terraces, ample natural light, and sprawling exterior spaces. Inside, a soft color palette will enhance the units and shared spaces, all of which will showcase an interesting mix of textures including natural wood, limestone accents, and biophilic elements.  Among the many highlights are a resident-only, oceanfront food and beverage concept, a full-service spa, and 14 private boat slips.

LISTING PRICE: Starting at $5.5 million

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

COMMUNITY: Located just two miles south of Boca Raton, the singular stretch of Florida coast that comprises the Hillsboro Beach neighborhood has drawn in well-heeled homeowners for decades. As the area’s first five-star branded residence, the picturesque village is doubling down on its luxurious reputation. With Related Group and Dezer Development at the helm, Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach, a boutique condominium, is raising the bar in a market already known as “Millionaire’s Mile.” The property provides unparalleled access to South Florida’s warm sands, glittering turquoise waters, and an understated, laid-back lifestyle. True to the brand’s focus on finding the extraordinary in everyday life, Rosewood Residences offers an extensive selection of resort-style amenities that prioritize ease, simplicity and indulgence.

DAILY LIFE: Known for its unique approach to residential development that centers on the concept of enriched living, an idea that the extraordinary can be found in the everyday, the Rosewood Residences brand will organize and oversee an extensive selection of resort-style amenities that prioritize ease, simplicity, and indulgence. The project’s comprehensive light-filled wellness center will offer a private spa and salon, two state-of-the-art fitness centers featuring a yoga room, a sauna, tennis, paddle tennis, and pickleball courts, and an on-site racquet court pro-shop. Adding to the experience will be an array of elevated dining concepts helmed by a celebrated, soon-to-be-announced chef. Owners will also enjoy an exclusive oceanfront pool and outdoor spa area with sunbeds and cabanas and direct access to a private stretch of beach equipped with lounge chairs, umbrellas, and food and beverage service.

THE REALTOR: Related Realty

SALES DIRECTOR: Wendy Marks 

CONTACT: 754-202-1225

INSIGHTS: “Today’s discerning buyers are seeking not only a place to live but a holistic lifestyle that mirrors the comforts of a single-family home and the luxuries of a five-star resort. Privacy, exclusivity, and a rich tapestry of amenities are no longer optional; they are essential.” 

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