Nora House, West Palm Beach

Nora House is one of the most exciting new condominiums to come to West Palm Beach — a fashion-forward building in the heart of the city's vibrant new Nora District. Developed by The Ronto Group with Wheelock Street Capital, designed by Swedroe Architecture with interiors by Lillian Wu Studio, Nora House rethinks what city living in the Palm Beaches can be.

The residences range from two to four bedrooms and 1,460 to over 6,700 square feet of total living area, including spacious pool-level penthouses. Every home has an expansive terrace and panoramic views of the city, the Intracoastal, and the ocean. Inside, the design is timeless and welcoming, with finely crafted features and finishes and every convenience at hand. And because this is Florida, it all comes with a tax-advantaged lifestyle.

What sets Nora House apart is what sits on top of it. Not one rooftop, but two — a dazzling collection of amenities high above the city. Think two pools for swimming and sunning, spas for soaking, a wellness studio, and a yoga lawn. There's bowling. A sport and game lounge with billiards and a golf simulator. Private and social lounges. And private suites for your visiting guests. It's a resort's worth of amenities, all on the roof.

The location is the other half of the story. Nora House sits in the middle of the Nora District, a walkable neighborhood of boutiques, galleries, and restaurants — names like Pastis, Le Labo, Celis, and Solidcore are right outside the door. The Walk Score is a perfect 100. And when you want more, the beach, The Breakers, Royal Poinciana Plaza, and Worth Avenue are all just across the bridge. West Palm Beach has become the new financial, social, and cultural center of South Florida, and Nora House puts you in the heart of it, above it all. Priced from the low $2 millions. Sales and marketing by Douglas Elliman.