Maison d'Or West Palm Beach: Prices, Floor Plans & Amenities
Maison d'Or: A Boutique "House of Gold" Arrives on the South Flagler Waterfront
Kolter Urban's 39-residence tower brings a quieter, more private kind of luxury to West Palm Beach's most storied stretch of waterfront — pairing expansive homes and unobstructed Intracoastal views with a members-club roster of amenities, minutes from downtown and Palm Beach Island.
If West Palm Beach was once the affordable alternative to the island, that framing no longer holds — and Maison d'Or is a clear signal of the shift. Rising on South Flagler Drive directly across the Intracoastal from Palm Beach, this boutique tower makes a deliberate case for a quieter, more private kind of luxury: not a sprawling high-rise chasing density, but an intimate collection of just 39 residences designed for buyers who value discretion, craftsmanship, and a genuine sense of place.
Developed by Kolter Urban with Perko Development Partners, Maison d'Or — "House of Gold" in French — launched sales in early 2026 at 3705 South Flagler Drive. Its name is literal in intent: the design is conceived to capture the ethereal golden light that fills the waterfront at sunrise and sunset. To get to know the city first, start with our official West Palm Beach travel guide.
"From the moment residents arrive, they are welcomed into an environment that feels both refined and effortless."
That sense of ease is the point. Positioned along a distinguished, lower-key stretch of the waterfront near Southern Boulevard, Maison d'Or sits quietly apart from the city's more congested corridors while keeping Worth Avenue, Antique Row, the Norton Museum of Art, CityPlace, and the emerging Nora District all within easy reach.
A boutique tower shaped by golden light
The building rises 19 stories and holds only 39 residences — a deliberately low-density profile in a market where competing towers deliver many times that. Designed by the global architecture firm 10 Design, with interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates and landscape architecture by EDSA, Maison d'Or draws on classic European elegance — Mediterranean and Regency influences — while embracing South Florida's light-filled, waterfront setting.
The interiors lean into the "House of Gold" theme. A neutral, natural-textured base is animated by vibrant accents of gold, pink, green and blue in the common and amenity spaces, with bold patterns and tropical motifs adding a playful, distinctly Palm Beach spirit. The result is meant to feel both visually striking and comfortably livable — a home, not a showroom.
Positioned directly on the Intracoastal, the building is engineered for the view. Residences feature expansive terraces on both the east and west sides — sunrise over the Intracoastal and Atlantic, sunset over the city skyline — a genuinely rare dual-exposure vantage point along this corridor.
The residences
Maison d'Or offers eight distinct floor plans, ranging from two- to four-bedroom homes. The smallest span nearly 3,000 square feet; the top-floor penthouse stretches beyond 10,000. Most are flow-through layouts with private elevator entry, designed for optimal space, functionality and privacy — the kind of scale and separation that signals primary-residence living rather than seasonal use.
Finishes match the ambition: Sub-Zero and Wolf kitchens, finely sourced materials, and furniture-ready designer interiors by HBA. Pricing opens at approximately $5.7 million and extends to roughly $35 million at the top of the building — a spread that reflects both the scale of the largest homes and the scarcity of a boutique offering with so few residences.
Maison d'Or at a glance
- Location
- 3705 South Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, FL
- Setting
- Directly on the Intracoastal, across from Palm Beach Island
- Developer
- Kolter Urban with Perko Development Partners
- Architect
- 10 Design · Interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates · Landscape by EDSA
- Scale
- 19 stories · 39 residences (two penthouses)
- Residences
- Two to four bedrooms · ~3,000 to 10,000+ sq ft · 8 floor plans
- Pricing
- From ~$5.7 million (to reportedly ~$35M)
- Timeline
- Anticipated completion ~2028
Amenities with the feel of a private club
For a building of just 39 homes, the amenity program is remarkably deep — closer to a private members' club than a typical condominium. At its social heart is The Green Room, a resident cocktail lounge wrapped in palm-print detailing and designed for conversation rather than crowds. A formal private dining room with a catering kitchen, a dedicated wine storage and tasting room, and a moody screening theater reflect an expectation that entertaining happens at home.
Wellness is treated as a pillar, not an afterthought. An elevated, east-facing waterfront pool and spa deck overlooks the Intracoastal with spa-style cabanas; inside, a state-of-the-art fitness center adjoins a wellness enclave with men's and women's steam rooms, saunas, and treatment rooms. A virtual golf and sports simulator suite, a resident salon suite, guest suites for visitors, and a dedicated dog spa round out the offering — and a newly constructed private boat dock with slips brings direct Intracoastal access. Every detail signals long-term living rather than a seasonal stopover.
Why it matters for buyers
Maison d'Or occupies a specific and increasingly scarce niche: boutique, new-construction luxury on the coveted South Flagler waterfront. As West Palm Beach cements itself as a primary luxury destination rather than the island's understudy, the buildings that hold their value tend to be the ones that pair a prime address with genuine rarity — and 39 residences on a dual-exposure Intracoastal parcel is about as rare as this corridor gets.
There are trade-offs worth naming. This is a pre-construction condominium with an anticipated 2028 delivery, so buyers commit to a multi-year wait and the usual risk that timelines and specifications evolve. Ultra-luxury pricing and the service model that supports these amenities also carry premium association costs. But for buyers seeking a primary residence or an elegant waterfront retreat — and who prize privacy and craftsmanship over sheer scale — Maison d'Or represents a rare chance to secure new construction in a boutique setting. If you've visited West Palm Beach and imagined a life in golden light on the water, few new addresses make the case as quietly, or as convincingly.
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