Edgeworth

Stephen Ross and Related Ross have already redefined West Palm Beach luxury with South Flagler House — the 40-story ultra-luxury tower that reset the city's price ceiling — and Shorecrest, the boutique 98-residence building on Billionaires Row. Edgeworth is their third WPB bet, and it is the most architecturally ambitious of the three.

The site at 1155 South Flagler Drive was not available on the open market. Related Ross secured the former Family Church campus through a development deal that includes building the congregation a new school and sanctuary — a transaction that created a one-of-a-kind parcel on one of WPB's most prized residential streets. The result is a full-block waterfront development with the kind of uninterrupted footprint that simply cannot be assembled elsewhere on South Flagler Drive.

Kohn Pedersen Fox — the New York architecture firm responsible for Hudson Yards, One Vanderbilt, and some of the most admired towers on the contemporary skyline — designed the two curved 28-story towers. The facade pairs split-faced limestone, bronze, and terrazzo in a material palette that is more European atelier than South Florida resort. For buyers who have looked at WPB's existing towers and wanted something architecturally more serious, Edgeworth is the answer.

Edgeworth's 168 residences span one to five bedrooms across two 28-story towers, with nine penthouses at the upper levels. Every residence includes private elevator access — a detail that signals the building's commitment to genuine privacy, not just the language of it. Expansive private balconies extend the living space outward toward the Intracoastal and Atlantic views that define the South Flagler Drive address.

Interiors are by MAWD — March and White Design — in a concept the designers describe as relaxed yet glamorous, Riviera-inspired living that pairs contemporary forms with natural materials. The aesthetic is deliberately not South Florida maximalist; it is the kind of refined, layered interior that would feel equally at home in Cap-Ferrat as in West Palm Beach. High-end appliances and natural finishes carry the design language from public spaces through to the most private rooms.

Pricing from $2.5 million to $35.5 million positions Edgeworth as a full-market offering — with entry points competitive with comparable new construction on the corridor and penthouses that challenge the building's own South Flagler House neighbor for the top of WPB's market. Contact DO Homes Group for a current floor plan and availability review.

With over 90,000 square feet of amenity space across two towers, Edgeworth's program reflects the wellness-first design philosophy that has become the defining characteristic of WPB's post-2020 ultra-luxury buildings. The resort-style pool deck, full-service spa, and comprehensive fitness and wellness center are the anchors — designed not for brochure photography but for daily use by residents who take their wellbeing seriously.

The Family Church partnership is the development story that has captured the most attention, and deservedly so. Related Ross's deal to build a new school and sanctuary for the congregation — also designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox — created the opportunity to develop the full campus as a cohesive architectural ensemble. The result is a development that is simultaneously a private luxury residence and a genuine contribution to the civic life of West Palm Beach.

For buyers who have watched WPB's luxury market develop and wondered when a building would arrive that combined world-class architecture, developer credibility, and a South Flagler Drive address at a price point below the absolute ceiling — Edgeworth is that building. Contact DO Homes Group to discuss current availability and pre-construction purchase terms.