Il Villaggio

When a condominium has the fortunate and very much infrequent distinction of calling Ocean Drive its permanent address, chances are more than probable the building itself is a sight to behold and an absolute joy to live in.  Boasting plenty of privacy, private elevator access to all of its residence foyers, the finest in five star amenities and the beachfront right across the street, those looking to have the beach as their own backyard should strongly consider visiting the regal and stylish interiors of Il Villaggio.

One need only step inside Il Villaggio to be wowed by what it has inside.  Its soaring four story lobby is a striking "piece de resistance" that is only accentuated by the marvelous views of the beach and the marble floors that adorn it.  Explore deeper to find the quaint picnic areas, the glistening heated swimming pool, the state of the art fitness center with sauna and of course, a beach lounge area for soaking up the sunshine.  A community room also makes the Villaggio perfect for meeting your neighbors or hosting dinner parties with friends.

The grandness that instantly envelops visitors when they enter Il Villaggio is reinforced once they enter one of the condominium’s units that come with one to three bedrooms.  Each unit comes in several flavors with penthouses that have their own Jacuzzi on the roof and a sun deck.  Wine cellars are also an added bonus in choice units but rest assured you’ll find high end appliances and living and dining room combinations in all of the Il Villaggio’s residences.  Designer fixtures by Kohler can also be found within the bathrooms.

A smattering of restaurants, bars, cafes and more lie right outside the doors of Il Villaggio, virtually eliminating the need for driving a car across South Beach’s busy streets.  For some Latin flavor, consider Mangos Tropical Café.  Look for something more traditional?  The News Café is one of the older restaurants that still rates high with diners.  You can also try the 510 Ocean or the distinct cuisines that permeate across Ocean Drive.