Coral Gables
Residence on Granada Boulevard
$6,850,000
6 bed · 6.5 bath · 6,420 sq ft

Neighborhood guide
Mediterranean Revival architecture, banyan-lined streets and one of the most carefully planned cities in Florida.
Coral Gables was laid out in the 1920s as a planned city, and it still reads that way: coral rock entrances, deep setbacks, a strict architectural code and a canopy of banyans and oaks over the residential streets.
Buyers come for the architecture and stay for the consistency. Zoning is enforced, so the street you buy on tends to look the same in twenty years.
Historic Mediterranean Revival homes, waterfront estates along the Gables waterways, and condominiums near downtown.
Properties
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Questions
Coral Gables has 1920s Mediterranean Revival houses, mid-century ranch homes, new construction, gated waterfront estates in communities such as Gables Estates and Cocoplum, and condominiums near Miracle Mile.
Yes. The city has a Board of Architects that reviews exterior changes, new construction and many renovations. Buyers planning work should review the requirements before making an offer.
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