550Q announce pre-grand opening

The Corcoran Group announces a new name in artful living in West Palm Beach — 550Q. Sales at this condominium development have opened to the public.
In vibrant downtown, between Quadrille Boulevard and Dixie Highway and just north of the courthouse, 550Q is at the north bridge connecting Palm Beach with the mainland.

550Q stands at the intersection of Palm Beach and West Palm Beach social activities and nightlife and provides easy access to downtown and Palm Beach. Only a six-block walk to the eclectic shops, restaurants and cafes on Clematis Street, and only a scenic stroll across the bridge to Palm Beach Grill or Cucina, 550Q is near a variety of urban sophistication and resort living.

The 10-story structure offers 335 units, ranging from a 1,152-square-foot one-bedroom, 1 1/2 -bath residence with 10-foot ceilings and a balcony to a 3,860-square-foot four-bedroom, 4 1/2 -bath penthouse with 11-foot ceilings with expansive terraces.

The building features a secure living environment, including two round-the-clock staffed lobbies, 24-hour concierge service, and a choice of complementary valet service or monitored parking. Additional amenities include a media room with theater-style seating, business center, and a fitness center featuring cardiovascular and weight machines.

550Q has been designed to appeal to those who want an urban lifestyle combined with the activities and relaxation of a resort. Every owner receives a two-year membership to the Norton Museum of Art and the Armory Art Center.

Mario Nievera designed the landscaping for 550Q, which includes a courtyard featuring classical European gardens with a contemporary twist that includes reflecting pools and park-like seating. This community also provides two resort-style rooftop pools and spas, two expansive pool decks, and barbecue and entertainment pavilions.

550Q interiors also are striking. Randall Ridless, a New York interior designer, is responsible for all of 550Q’s public spaces, including the lobbies and corridors and each residence’s kitchens, baths, flooring and cabinetry.

Residences come with limestone-infused ceramic flooring, carpeted bedrooms, imported bamboo kitchen cabinetry with terrazzo countertops, bleached anegre cabinetry, limestone slab countertops, and frameless shower enclosures in master baths.

Every unit also has KitchenAid Architectural Series stainless-steel appliances and washer and dryer.

Prices start at $397,120 for a one-bedroom unit and range to $2.5 million for the largest penthouse.

For current information, prices and availability contact us at info@AskMrPalmBeach.com.

Posted by Donald Urschalitz P.A. at June 27, 2005 08:02 PM