The Mayfair House Community in South Palm Beach, FL
The Mayfair house is a 223 unit complex consisting of 90 units on the Ocean, 91 units on the Lake, and 42 glass-front Lanais built in 1974. The Mayfair house complex has panoramic ocean and lake views. Breathtaking hues of vibrant colors, announcing the beginning and end of another glorious day at the Mayfair House Condominium. The Mayfair House is located in South Palm Beach where sunrises and sunsets provide ideal material for photographers, professionals and amateurs alike to capture the memories while around town.
The Mayfair house architecturally designed corridors are designed to let in the sun and the air, but keep out the rain for a beautiful coexistence with nature. The Mayfair House Ocean Side Building is just steps away from the warm blue waters and gentle breezes of the exclusive 16-mile-long beautiful beaches of the Palm Beach Island. There is a pool and a full service glass Gazebo located at the sea's edge with ample lounging areas and a barbeque station as well as a newly built upper observation sun deck and kayak storage room.
The Mayfair House Lake (Intracoastal) Side Building is famous for the unbelievably serene world of Japanese gardens, reflecting pools, and foot bridges. Ample lounging areas and a barbeque station to sit back and enjoy the beauty of nature. The Building also includes a fully equipped exercise room, bicycle storage, men and ladies saunas. As you enter the grounds, you drive up to the main building's covered entrance and entering the impressive two-story lobby. Surrounding all these amenities, are the two story lanais forming a graceful arc of privacy and shelter and enclosing you in a world you’ll never want to leave. It’s not just a place to live, it’s more of an experience of life. With a full service staff and morning coffee served, the mood of uncompromising style, character and class embraces you. Greeted by the 24-hour doormen, seasonal and year-round residents are surrounded with both luxury and practicality.
Spinning off from the Lake building in two sweeping rows, the Lanais frame the main building’s lagoon and Japanese gardens. Their Private balconies overhang the lagoon and gardens, and their two-story glass fronts afford an unbroken view of the landscape from both the first floor and the floating bedroom on the second.
