The Grandview Palace

The Grandview Palace is a 26-story high-rise condominium completed in 1987 on North Bay Village’s waterfront. Architecturally typical of late-1980s South Florida towers, the property presents large balconies and expansive window walls to maximize bay and skyline views. Unit configurations are predominantly two-bedroom, two-bath residences with split plans, main-level primary suites in some layouts, pass-through kitchen openings, and features such as kitchen islands, built-ins, walk-in closets and skylights in select homes. Interiors commonly include tile or laminate flooring, French/atrium doors, and practical elements like pantry storage and central vacuum in certain units. Common areas emphasize resort-style recreation and daily convenience. The building offers a large pool and jacuzzi, pool deck with barbecue and bar seating, fitness center, marina and boat slips, and landscaped gardens. On-site services historically include 24-hour security/concierge, elevator access, covered assigned parking for two vehicles in some listings, and small retail conveniences such as an on-site store and salon. Exterior details include awnings, lighting, balcony railings and secure high-impact doors. HOA/ownership notes from listings indicate a mix of market conditions including bank-owned and as-is sales; some units have been offered with seller incentives or owner financing. Buyers should expect an established condominium community close to beaches, downtown Miami and nearby retail, delivering a waterfront, amenity-rich lifestyle with marina access and sweeping water and city vistas.