Quintessential Living: Paramount Fort Lauderdale Beach

The 18-story tower features 95 oceanfront residences offering five-star amenities.

THE PROPERTY

WHERE: 701 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd.,  No. 1603

COMMUNITY: Paramount Fort Lauderdale Beach

LIVING AREA: 1,751 square feet

BEDROOMS/BATHS: 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 half-bath

HIGHLIGHTS: With sweeping southeast views, the ocean, Intracoastal and downtown skyline allow for picture-perfect scenery. Imagine enjoying a romantic dinner as you take in the spectacular sights of Fort Lauderdale Beach from your private balcony. Inside, the spacious living area is designed to maximize natural light. The desirable split bedroom plan adds privacy. An oversized primary suite has two walk-in closets and a spa-inspired bathroom, while the guest bedroom features a Murphy bed and ensuite bath. A gourmet chef’s kitchen features Italkraft cabinetry and top-of-the-line appliances from Subzero and Wolf & Bosch. The open-concept layout and high ceiling provide ample living space for ultimate comfort.

LISTING PRICE: $2.65 million

THE NEIGHBORHOOD
COMMUNITY:
Paramount Fort Lauderdale Beach is an 18-story tower with 95 oceanfront residences offering five-star amenities. Set along an extremely private stretch of Fort Lauderdale’s powdery white sands, residents enjoy a residential condo community luxuriously appointed as it is effortlessly relaxed. Tropical landscaping puts the finishing touches on a private pool deck while warm sea breezes cascade along the soothing poolside afternoons.

DAILY LIFE: Enjoy breathtaking ocean views from expansive balconies, relax by the resort-style pool, or take advantage of unparalleled fitness and wellness facilities. Walk to restaurants, yoga, water sports and shops. With world-class dining and entertainment nearby and easy access to the beach, the residence is a perfect combination of location and the ultimate in high-end living.

THE REALTOR

KIMBERLY KNAUSZ
CONTACT: Kimberly Knausz, Global Real Estate Advisor, ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, 954-579-8860, [email protected].

INSIGHTS: “As you step off the elevator into your private foyer, there are ocean views from every room. Paramount 1603 is truly a sanctuary in the sky.”

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