Pre-Construction · West Palm Beach

The Berkeley Palm Beach

From $2.2M

A classically inspired luxury residential building in West Palm Beach — timeless architecture, refined amenities, and a well-located address in one of South Florida's most rapidly evolving markets.

Developer
West Palm Beach Luxury Developer
Architect
Classical Palm Beach Architecture
Address
West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County
Pricing
From $2.2M
Residences
Classically Inspired Luxury Collection
Signature
Enduring Palm Beach Classical Design
Style
Addison Mizner-Influenced Architecture
Amenities
Resort Pool, Fitness, Concierge
Proximity
Near Norton Museum & Worth Avenue
Completion
2028
Starting fromFrom $2.2M

Residences & Pricing

Residence TypeSizeStarting Price
2 Bedroom Classic1,200 – 1,900 sq ftFrom $2,200,000
3 Bedroom2,200 – 3,200 sq ftFrom $3,800,000
4 Bedroom / Penthouse4,000 – 6,000 sq ftFrom $7,000,000

About The Berkeley Palm Beach

The Berkeley Palm Beach is a classically inspired luxury residential building in West Palm Beach whose architectural language draws from the Palm Beach corridor's tradition of enduring, proportioned design — the vocabulary of Addison Mizner's original Mediterranean Revival buildings, the Anglo-Caribbean classicism of the Worth Avenue district, and the understated elegance that has defined Palm Beach's finest residential architecture for a century. In a West Palm Beach market that has absorbed significant investment in contemporary tower development, The Berkeley takes a deliberate position toward a more permanent aesthetic — a building designed to be as appropriate in 2050 as it is in 2028, and to hold its character as the market around it continues to evolve.

Residences at The Berkeley reflect the classical tradition in their interiors as much as their exterior: generous room proportions, ceiling heights that create volume rather than economy, kitchen and bath specifications that prioritize material quality over fashionable trend, and a finish palette that reads warm and residential rather than cool and institutional. The result is an address calibrated for buyers who are making a long-term decision about where they want to live — primary residents from New York, Chicago, and Boston who have chosen the Palm Beach County market as their permanent or near-permanent base and who want a residence that will function as such for decades.

The Berkeley's amenity program supports the primary residence use case: a resort pool, fitness facility, social spaces for resident programming, and concierge services that handle the daily logistics of a managed building. The West Palm Beach address provides access to the complete Palm Beach County cultural and social infrastructure — the Norton Museum's world-class exhibitions, the Kravis Center's performing arts season, Worth Avenue's retail, and the concentrated restaurant scene that has developed along Clematis Street and its surrounding blocks. At $2.2M entry and 2028 delivery, The Berkeley Palm Beach offers classical design quality in a market whose trajectory continues to compress the value gap between West Palm Beach and Palm Beach island's established premium.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Berkeley Palm Beach?

A classically inspired luxury residential building in West Palm Beach whose architecture draws from the Palm Beach corridor's Addison Mizner heritage — designed to age with enduring dignity rather than fashionable novelty.

Who is the target buyer for The Berkeley?

Primary residents from New York, Chicago, and Boston relocating to Palm Beach County who want a long-term residential base designed with permanence in mind rather than investment flip appeal.

What are the starting prices?

From $2.2M for 2-bedroom classic residences — an accessible entry into the classical West Palm Beach luxury market.

What cultural amenities are nearby?

The Norton Museum of Art, the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, Worth Avenue, and the developing Clematis Street restaurant corridor — all within 10 minutes.

What amenities does The Berkeley include?

Resort pool, fitness facility, curated social spaces, and concierge services calibrated to primary resident use.

When will The Berkeley complete?

2028 — currently in pre-construction in West Palm Beach.

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