Aerial photograph of Miami Beach, its white towers and low streets running to the blue of the Atlantic under a sky of scattered clouds
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Art Deco Historic District · Miami Beach

Ten blocks, then the Atlantic

Gardens, galleries and evening tables line Lincoln Road, and the residences stand on its first block, at the sand.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, South Beach stand where the first block of Lincoln Road meets the beach, in the Art Deco Historic District. Miami Beach was shaped by the French and Italian Rivieras and grew into an American cultural capital, and the district keeps that story in pastel and white: porthole windows, iron balconies, façades lit by the evening.

The rest of the island is within a walk. Flamingo Park and Lummus Park, South Pointe Park, the Botanical Garden, the Convention Center and Sunset Harbour are all reached without the car, and Soundscape Park opens its lawn beside the New World Symphony, a short walk from the door.

Photograph of a pink façade with a round window, an iron balcony and a lantern beside an arched door
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Photograph of palms before a pale, ribbed modern façade under a deep blue sky
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Photograph of the sculptural steel pergola of Soundscape Park, vines in flower across its frame
Photograph — Soundscape Park
Aerial photograph of South Beach at dusk, the grid of streets running down to the beach and the ocean under a rose sky
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South Beach

The island at the blue hour

From above, the streets of South Beach run in a fine grid to the sand, and the Atlantic keeps the last of the light.

The Beach Walk

The path along the sand

Mornings belong to the Beach Walk, the paved path that follows the dunes past the door, under palms that lean toward the water. It is the way to the next café, the next park and the next swim, and the way home.

The city has its own plans for this corner: a public plan that takes in the first block of Lincoln Road, the Beach Walk and a “Lapidus Arch,” in the name of the architect whose hotel still stands on the block.

Aerial photograph of the Beach Walk curving between palms and planted dunes beside the sand
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Photograph of the Beach Walk under leaning palms on a clear morning
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1 Lincoln Road

Visit the corner

The gallery is on the block.

Presentations take place by appointment at the sales gallery within The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach, a few steps from the residences. Leave your details and a member of the MILLION team will arrange your visit.

Sales Gallery · 1 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach · By appointment only

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