The Record
4301 Royal Palm Avenue is a two-story, four-bedroom house on a corner lot of 10,381 square feet in the Nautilus section of Miami Beach, with a pool the listing calls saltwater and a hedge it says runs around the whole property. The Miami-Dade property record dates the house to 1935, and the listing calls it Art Deco.
The county's parcel record puts the lot at 103.81 by 100 feet, lot 15 of block 6 in a resubdivision of Orchard Subdivision No. 4, recorded at plat book 38, page 62. It counts two floors and four bedrooms.
The Lot
The listing describes this stretch of Royal Palm Avenue as quiet and curvy, with the shops of 41st Street moments away. In the aerial photograph the hedge turns the corner in a curve around the front lawn, and in a ground-level photograph a white gate with a geometric pattern is set into an arched opening cut in it.
The house stands inside the hedge, two stories of white walls under a flat roof, with a railed terrace on the roof of the lower wing.
The House
The listing describes concrete beamed ceilings and columns and walls of windows. In the living room the beams cross in a grid and meet a round white column, and most of the windows show the hedge. The listing says the interiors were fully renovated and outfitted by Parlor Interiors, the Miami design firm Taylor Abess founded in 2017, and that a family room overlooks the pool. The county dates the pool and the patio to 1995.
