Situated at 201 Clearwater Drive in Downtown West Palm Beach’s Clear Lake neighborhood, Lumaire is a new 23-story residential tower developed by Hyperion Group that is launching leasing this summer.
Lumaire is light and airy. It is the premier choice for savvy luxury living with its 457 residences offering panoramic, sunrise, and sunset views of the cityscape, ocean, and Clear Lake in addition to 40,000 square feet of world class amenities.
Lumaire is the first development in the Palm Beaches designed by CetraRuddy, one of New York City’s most celebrated architecture and interior design firms. CetraRuddy’s vision for the tower’s interior finishes, including its amenities, common areas and residences embraces a lifestyle of quiet luxury. Other notable CetraRuddy projects include New York’s Walker Tower.
Miami-based architecture firm, Carl Levin Architecture + Design (CLA+D) led by Alfonso Jurado applied their vision to the exterior architecture of Lumaire. Visible from nearly all parts of downtown, the Lumaire tower expresses unique architectural features, setting it apart from more common residential offerings.
Lumaire features a range of floor plans from studios to three-bedroom residences with a thoughtful design to maximize every square foot of living space. Lumaire’s light-flooded residences feature floor-to-ceiling windows as well as European-inspired kitchens and floors to deliver a chic and modern sensibility.
Residents will come home to an elevated arrival experience with the covered driveway leading to a grand lobby looking out over lush landscape from the adjoining park.
The property will boast over 40,000 square feet of world-class programmed indoor/outdoor amenities and services such as a resort-style poolside lounge with cabanas, fitness and yoga center, pickleball court, sports simulator room, Bark Park and a pet spa.
As West Palm Beach evolves into “Wall Street South” and an influx of major financial and business institutions open offices in the area, the Clear Lake neighborhood is experiencing a development boom. The flurry of new projects includes Hyperion’s Lumaire and The Berkeley, a condominium led by developers of The Bristol, one of Palm Beach County’s most successful condominium towers. Source by Hyperion Group.