610 Clematis

You recognize 610 Clematis before you know its name. The building curves — a crescent-shaped eight-story facade wrapping the corner of Clematis and Rosemary, with a stainless-and-glass sphere sculpture rising out of a fountain at its center. That plaza is the building's front yard, and it is genuinely public: arcaded walkways, palms in raised planters, a restaurant and shops tucked under the residential floors. Most downtown condos put a lobby between you and the street. This one puts a piazza there.

Behind that curve is the part the street never sees. The amenity deck sits above the garage podium — a lap-length pool ringed with loungers and palms, a spa, and a second landscaped court with a jetted fountain basin, clipped hedges, and a lawn running to a pergola with shaded seating. There is a grilling station with gas and charcoal grills and a communal table long enough to actually host with. The fitness center runs a full Cybex strength circuit, treadmills, ellipticals, free weights, and a mirrored wall, with sauna and steam room alongside. At approximately 250 residences across 8 floors, that is a deeper amenity package than the price point usually buys. Residences run from one- and two-bedroom layouts to select three-bedroom and larger configurations in the resale market.

610 Clematis puts residents within walking distance of everything that makes downtown WPB worth living in: the waterfront promenade, Rosemary Square, CityPlace dining and entertainment, the Kravis Center, and the Brightline station that connects to Fort Lauderdale and Miami without a car. Residences generally offer city, courtyard, pool, or downtown views — select upper-floor units may offer partial water or skyline views depending on orientation. Interiors were delivered in mid-2000s spec — wood cabinetry, granite counters, stainless appliances, tile floors, and a peninsula bar open to the living area — which means a well-priced resale here often comes with room to update on your own terms rather than a premium already paid for someone else's renovation.

The building suits buyers who want a convenient downtown location with manageable floor plans and strong walkability. The $320K–$750K price range and HOA fees of $500–$900/month make 610 Clematis one of the most accessible entries into the Clematis Street address tier. Rental policies and pet rules should be verified directly with the association. Contact DO Homes Group for current listings and recent comparable sales.