The Helen Mar is the epitome of classic, sophisticated Art Deco. This incredible corner condo with direct intercoastal water views is a unique one-of-a-kind property with 10 ft ceilings, marble floors, chic spa-inspired baths, gas cooking, and laundry. Coffee in the morning and drinks in the evening on the balcony await. There isn’t anything like living on the water, and the gorgeous pool and foot bridge to the beach make Helen Mar the only choice for South Beach living. Steps to Lincoln Rd., The 1 Hotel, The W, and of course, the Ocean.
Deco meets modernism. Direct water view in the most remarkable Art Deco building on Miami Beach. Huge one-bedroom and one & ½ bath, 1 o foot ceilings, balcony, travertine stone floors, granite-style counters, stainless steel appliances, washer/dryer, and some of the finest details of a luxury boutique hotel. Gorgeous lobby & resort-style pool. The only direct water view available in Helen Mar.
Built in 1936 and designed by noted architect Robert Collins, the HELEN MAR overlooks the Atlantic Ocean from its seven-story perch on Lake Pancoast, a winding canal at the tip of the Intracoastal Waterway on Collins Avenue. For over 20 years, this art deco landmark was home to Fifth Avenue’s idle rich, who cavorted at the lavish Roney Plaza Hotel across the street. In the late 1980s, a New York Broadway producer converted the then-named Pancoast Towers into one of the first Art Deco condo conversions in the New South Beach.
Approx 912sf, 1 bedroom/1½ bath, gas cooking, decorative stone fireplace, ample closets, walls of windows, rare balcony facing east & the waterway, parking & one of the most sensational pools in all of Miami Beach. This piece of land, selected in the 1930s, was one of the best pieces of property in Miami Beach. The landscaped pool area is a tranquil place on the waterway, just steps to the footbridge over to Collins & then on to the ocean. Walk to the W, Setai & Lincoln Rd.
2421 Lake Pancoast Drive, #1E/G is now offered at $455,000.
