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All three models are named for a brother of the city’s first architect Addison Mizner, who introduced Boca’s Mediterranean style in the 1920s. The builder plans to introduce a fourth model that will be a five-bedroom, one-story home.
The Edgar Grande has 4,387 square feet under air with 6,238 square feet total at the starting price. It’s a four-bedroom, four-and-half bath home with a second-floor living room and an owner’s suite with a sitting room. There are separate one- and two-car garages.
The Boca Lansing model, which has 4,116 square feet under air and 6,238 square feet total, has an open floor plan for the kitchen and family room. A first-floor owners’ suite opens to the covered patio and summer kitchen. Four bedrooms with four baths and a game room are upstairs. The layout could appeal to families with older children so the parents don’t have to be on the same floor. There are separate one- and two-car garages.
Floresta Grove, adjacent to Boca’s much-coveted Old Floresta neighborhood, takes homebuyers back to the halcyon days of the village’s Mediterranean Revival estates and the elegance of the Clositer Inn, now the Waldorf Astoria’s five-star Boca Raton Resort, just two miles away.
The Fabulous Wilson will be the largest at 7,256 square feet total, with 5,392 square feet under air. has its own elevator. This model has a family room, guest room and office on the first floor. The master bedroom room has a sitting room or gym on the second floor with four bedrooms and four baths. There’s a game room and covered balcony upstairs and a three-car garage.
Among the finishes that come standard are a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Jenn-Air kitchen appliances, a front loading washer and dryer for the laundry room, granite vanity countertops, porcelain flooring and recessed lighting. All the kitchens in Floresta Grove will feature gas stoves, and the builder put in a gas line that will also service the exterior lampposts.
Immerse yourself in a world of grandeur, an intimate enclave where splendor and sophistication belong only to a select few. The very name Boca Raton evokes status and style in America’s tropical paradise, where new homes are all but nonexistent. Tucked amid Old Florida’s lush, old-growth flora and elegant Modern Mediterranean architecture, Floresta Grove lies just two miles from the renowned Boca Raton Resort and Club. Residents have the opportunity to purchase memberships at the club, which features a Waldorf Astoria pedigree, two championship golf courses and a private, sugar-sand beach.
Boca Raton, Florida is known for its golf courses, parks and beaches. Large, oceanfront Red Reef Park is home to the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center with trails, a butterfly garden and a sea turtle sanctuary. Downtown, Boca Raton Museum of Art has modern and contemporary American and European collections, and a sculpture garden. Nearby Mizner Park Amphitheater hosts concerts and events. The Town Center Mall is a top grossing Simon Mall with Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Ave and high end boutique offerings. Visit neighboring Atlantic Avenue in Downtown Delray Beach for wonderful dining, nightlife and shopping.
For one to choose a home in Boca Raton is to choose a lifestyle. Exceptional public and private schools are located throughout the city, in addition to various parks and playgrounds that offer a multitude of activities for the entire family. Located in South Palm Beach County, Boca Raton offers exclusive country club and waterfront communities in feature the finest amenities that could be found in South Florida, many with excellent golf, tennis, social and yachting options. Aside from the pleasant greenery, lovely beaches and ample opportunity for recreation and cultural experiences, the area also boasts a variety of different types of homes to select from. Whether you are a retired senior, a family or a single person looking for a great place to call home, there is sure to be a home to suit your needs.
View Homes for Sale in Floresta Grove below. Call Kim Bregman at 561-251-7170 for a private showing.
Kim N. Bregman