About this Property

Welcome to Glass House, the first modern glass masterpiece in Boca Raton, designed by the renowned architectural firm Garcia Stromberg and brought to life by the visionary developer behind Alina Residences. Rising nine stories above the vibrant downtown, this exclusive 28-residence sanctuary sets a new standard for contemporary elegance. Residence 82, perched on the southeast corner of the eighth floor, spans over 3,800 square feet under air, featuring 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and expansive covered balconies with sweeping views of The Boca Raton golf course, city skyline, and shimmering ocean. Just minutes from Mizner Park and less than a mile from the beach, this ''house in the sky'' offers the ultimate lock-and-go lifestyle.

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