Mr. C Residences Boca Raton: European Hospitality Comes Downtown
Key International and Wexford Real Estate Investors bring 133 residences and the fourth-generation Cipriani's signature service to downtown Boca Raton — the city's first branded residence in more than a decade, anchored by a Bellini restaurant and a wellness floor built for restoration.
Boca Raton has no shortage of luxury. What it hasn't had, for more than a decade, is a branded residence — a building that runs on the standards and service of a hospitality name rather than the mechanics of a traditional condo. Mr. C Residences Boca Raton ends that drought, and it does so with a name that traces straight back to the birthplace of the Bellini.
Developed by Key International, the Miami-based real estate firm, and Wexford Real Estate Investors out of West Palm Beach, the 12-story tower brings 133 private residences to 41 SE 4th Street in the heart of downtown. It carries the Mr. C brand created by the Cipriani family — brothers Ignazio and Maggio Cipriani, fourth-generation heirs to the family that opened Harry's Bar in Venice in 1931. To get oriented in the area first, explore our coverage of South Florida's newest luxury residences.
“Mr. C was created to offer a contemporary interpretation of the comfort of home — blending timeless tradition with modern innovation through craftsmanship and genuine care.”
That philosophy lands differently in Boca, an established market that has been shifting away from traditional condos toward buildings that function more like high-end hotels. As the first branded residence announced here in over ten years, Mr. C arrives as a rare, hospitality-driven product in a supply-constrained luxury market — and its scale is part of the appeal.
Boutique by design
At 12 stories and 133 homes, Mr. C is deliberately intimate — a counterpoint to the larger luxury high-rises reshaping the coast, prioritizing walkability and connection over sheer scale. The architecture is by Arquitectonica, which gives the tower a streamlined, contemporary silhouette defined by expansive terraces and floor-to-ceiling glazing, and interiors are by 1508 London, offering a contemporary interpretation of classic European living.
The arrival experience sets the tone: a lushly landscaped porte cochère and a signature water feature lead into a grand residential lobby lounge with curated artwork and seating. Residences run to two- and three-bedroom layouts of approximately 1,520 to 2,869 square feet, with open kitchens in Mr. C's signature style — custom Italian cabinetry, natural stone countertops, and premium Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances — plus floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive balconies with glass railings. Pricing opens at $2.2 million, and no short-term rentals are permitted, reinforcing the building's full-time residential character.
Bellini, and the Cipriani legacy
At street level, the Bellini restaurant anchors the building's dining offering — a signature Italian concept serving as both a public destination and a resident amenity. The name is no accident: the Bellini cocktail was first created in 1948 at Harry's Bar in Venice by Giuseppe Cipriani Sr., and the restaurant draws directly on that family legacy of luxury hospitality and Italian dining. It is the clearest expression of what a Cipriani-branded building promises — the sense that the restaurant downstairs and the home upstairs belong to the same story.
A wellness floor, and a rooftop
Beyond the restaurant, the lifestyle program leans into restoration. A dedicated wellness level is designed as a ritual rather than a gym — hammam spa suites, an infrared sauna, steam, experience showers, and a sound dome for deep reset. Above, a resident-only rooftop Mr. C Bar and Lounge with outdoor seating extends the social life of the building upward, with panoramic views over downtown.
Ownership also extends beyond the building itself. Residents receive access to a suite of benefits across the Mr. C portfolio of properties — preferred rates on hotel stays, signature dining, and invitations to select special events — turning a home purchase into membership in a broader hospitality world. And the setting delivers on the brand's walkability promise: steps from Boca's dining, culture and shopping, within walking distance of The Boca Raton Club, and about a mile from the Atlantic.
Halfway sold, and still drawing buyers
The market has answered quickly. Only months after contracts began converting, Mr. C Residences Boca Raton is already 50 percent sold — a clear signal of appetite for timeless, full-time condominium living in the center of Downtown Boca Raton.
That pace also says something about East Boca Raton itself. The coastal neighborhood offers what few South Florida addresses can: a lively, walkable downtown with the beach still close at hand. Mr. C leans into exactly that balance, pairing on-site dining, wellness amenities and residential services with easy access to the city's restaurants, boutiques and cultural venues. The buyer pool reflects its reach, drawing residents from across South Florida as well as from further afield — including New York and Connecticut — who want a polished downtown lifestyle without giving up the coast.
Why it matters for buyers
Branded residences continue to outperform in supply-constrained luxury markets, particularly when paired with a trusted hospitality operator — and Boca Raton, with its limited inventory and affluent, increasingly full-time buyer base, is a natural fit. As the city's first newly announced branded residence in more than a decade, Mr. C brings a genuinely scarce product to an established market, which is exactly the combination that tends to hold value as a category takes hold.
There are trade-offs worth naming. This is a pre-construction branded residence with a 2029 completion, meaning a multi-year wait and the normal risk that timelines and specifications evolve. Branded residences also carry premium pricing and association fees for the service and programming that define them. But for buyers who want European-style hospitality, a Bellini downstairs, and full-time living in the heart of downtown Boca, few opportunities in the market pair this brand, scale and location.
- Location
- 41 SE 4th Street, downtown Boca Raton — near The Boca Raton Club, ~1 mile from the ocean
- Developer
- Key International & Wexford Real Estate Investors
- Brand
- Mr. C — by the fourth-generation Cipriani's (Harry's Bar, Venice)
- Architect
- Arquitectonica
- Interiors
- 1508 London
- Scale
- 12 stories · 133 residences
- Residences
- Two to three bedrooms · ~1,520–2,869 sq ft
- Dining
- Bellini restaurant (ground floor) · rooftop Mr. C Bar & Lounge
- Pricing
- From $2.2 million
- Sales
- 50% sold within months of contract conversions
- Timeline
- Completion ~2029
- Marketing
- Douglas Elliman Development Marketing
Mr. C Residences Boca Raton: Your Questions
Where is Mr. C Residences Boca Raton located?
The tower rises at 41 SE 4th Street in the heart of downtown Boca Raton, within walking distance of The Boca Raton Club and about one mile from the Atlantic Ocean. The location prioritizes walkability and connection to Boca's dining, culture, shopping and waterfront.
How much do the residences cost?
Pricing starts at $2.2 million. Residences are two- and three-bedroom layouts measuring approximately 1,520 to 2,869 square feet. Exact pricing varies by floor, size, view and exposure. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing leads exclusive sales and marketing.
Who is the developer and architect?
The project is developed by Key International, a Miami-based real estate firm, and Wexford Real Estate Investors, a West Palm Beach-based development firm, under the Mr. C brand created by the fourth-generation Cipriani's. Architecture is by Arquitectonica, with interiors by 1508 London.
How many residences are there, and what are the sizes?
Mr. C Residences Boca Raton is a boutique 12-story tower with 133 private residences in two- and three-bedroom layouts, measuring approximately 1,520 to 2,869 square feet. No short-term rentals are permitted, reinforcing the building's full-time residential character.
What is the Bellini restaurant?
Bellini is the building's signature Italian restaurant, anchoring the ground floor as both a public dining destination and a resident amenity. It draws on the legacy of the fourth-generation Cipriani's — the Bellini cocktail was created in 1948 at Harry's Bar in Venice by Giuseppe Cipriani Sr. — extending the family's hospitality heritage into the residence.
What amenities does it offer?
Amenities include the ground-floor Bellini restaurant, a rooftop resident-only Mr. C Bar and Lounge with outdoor seating, and a dedicated wellness level with hammam spa suites, an infrared sauna, steam, experience showers and a sound dome. The arrival experience features a landscaped porte cochère with a signature water feature and a grand lobby lounge, and owners receive benefits across the Mr. C portfolio.
Is it a good investment?
As downtown Boca Raton's first branded residence announced in more than a decade, on a walkable site with a globally recognized hospitality brand and a Bellini restaurant, the boutique 133-unit tower brings a rare hospitality-driven product to an established, supply-constrained luxury market — and it reached 50 percent sold within months of contract conversions, with buyers from South Florida, New York and Connecticut. Buyers should weigh the pre-construction timeline and branded-residence pricing against that scarcity and positioning. This is editorial context, not financial or investment advice — consult a licensed real estate professional.
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