La Clara

With just 83 residences, La Clara delivers something increasingly rare on the South Flagler Drive waterfront: a genuinely intimate living experience. Designed by internationally acclaimed Hariri Pontarini Architects in collaboration with Stantec, La Clara reinterprets classic Florida modernism through clean contemporary lines, Roman travertine, coral stone, and yacht-inspired architectural forms — the tower's sculptural silhouette drawing from the elegant lines of a luxury yacht rising above the Intracoastal Waterway.

Positioned between sea and sky, La Clara was designed to maximize panoramic Intracoastal, Atlantic Ocean, and Palm Beach Island views. The result is a building that feels both architecturally ambitious and deeply calm — boutique in scale, sophisticated in atmosphere, unhurried in pace. This is not the energy of a mega-resort tower. It is the warmth of a private waterfront home, elevated.

Developer inventory sold out completely — resale buyers today are purchasing a known, completed building rather than a rendering, with the full quality of La Clara's finishes and common areas already established.

La Clara's defining design concept is the dissolution of the boundary between inside and outside. Staggered floor plans, oversized private terraces, and floor-to-ceiling glass walls allow Intracoastal light and waterfront air to permeate every residence. Most WPB buildings offer balconies; La Clara offers terraces — a meaningful difference in how outdoor living actually functions at this address.

One- to three-bedroom residences and select penthouses are finished to a standard that sets the building apart: custom Snaidero kitchens with Miele appliance packages and gas cooktops, designer stone and quartz surfaces, Kohler fixtures throughout, and Apaiser soaking tubs in primary baths. Ceiling heights approach 10 feet, reinforcing the sense of volume and openness that the building's architecture promises from the outside.

From the sculptural porte-cochère arrival to personalized concierge and valet services, every element of La Clara was designed to deliver effortless waterfront living — the comforts of a waterfront resort combined with the warmth and privacy of boutique residential life.

La Clara's position along prestigious South Flagler Drive places it in one of WPB's most desirable residential corridors — closer in character to a quiet waterfront neighborhood than to downtown's urban energy. Palm Beach Island lies directly across the Intracoastal. Worth Avenue, the Norton Museum, CityPlace, and downtown West Palm Beach are all within convenient reach, without the building itself sitting in the middle of that activity.

La Clara's 2023 completion makes it the newest tower on this stretch of South Flagler — newer than Flagler Pointe (2001), The Sanctuary (2004), and Plaza of the Palm Beaches (1985) — and its price range starts meaningfully below the ultra-prime tier of The Bristol and South Flagler House, making it the strongest value proposition for buyers seeking completed, architecturally distinguished boutique waterfront living on this corridor. Contact DO Homes Group to review current resale listings.