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Just a step away from Miami's famous beaches, Parc Place is an attractive and faithful restoration of a classic 1940s art deco building. This selection of apartments and loft-style condominiums boasts completely finished interiors from 60 sq metres (650 sq ft) to over 180 sq metres (2,000 sq ft).

What do you get when you mix contemporary lifestyle and cosmopolitan ambience with art deco architecture, dazzling South Florida culture and fantastic weather? Introducing Parc Place South Beach Residences, a development which is redefining the urban lifestyle of Miami's South Beach. Just a step away from the Atlantic and from Miami's world-famous white sand beaches, this is an attractive and worthy restoration of a classic 1940s South Beach building. A far cry from faceless, new, 50-storey condominium skyscrapers, Parc Place is small and intimate and has a personal touch. This five-storey apartment and condominium complex preserves the history, scale and vibrancy of its location, while offering a host of modern amenities: The tropical rooftop features a pool, cabanas, a lounge and a meditation garden. Extra benefits include a 24-hour valet, a private concierge, a world-class gym and a spa with massage rooms.

Perched 6 metres (20 feet) from ground level, Parc Place's condominium apartments and penthouses offer stucco-painted balconies and expansive ocean and city views. The exteriors are clad in perforated metal panels and translucent white glass. A 57-unit development, this selection of apartments and loft-style condominiums boasts completely finished interiors from 60 sq metres (650 sq ft) to over 180 sq metres (2,000 sq ft). The sense of spaciousness within an urban setting is conveyed by the high nine-foot ceilings and by floorplans which are open and flexible. The properties all benefit from ultra-modern kitchens and bathrooms.

Parc Place South Beach Residences is set in tropical splendour amid Miami Beach's most celebrated cultural institutions: Miami City Ballet, the New World Symphony, the Bass Museum and Miami Beach Public Library. The Collins Park district is the heart of Miami Beach, where this stylish new cultural quarter meets the sophisticated worlds of art, fashion, entertainment and haute cuisine. The Lincoln Road mall and the shops of Bal Harbour are mainstays, but the shops on and off Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue and Washington Avenue also offer a myriad of options. There are hundreds of dining choices, from Prime 112, the Forge, Joe's Stone Crab and the Palm to the News Cafe, Carpaccio, Next Cafe, the Big Pink and El Rancho Grande. This neighbourhood is also undeniably the epicentre of South Beach's hottest nightlife scene with the celebrity-filled Shore club, the Setai and the Delano all within walking distance. During the day countless spas, gyms, and of course the beach are all within walking distance.