The triplex lets in lots of light through massive exposures. Studio 910 Palm Beach
This Palm Beach society couple is flipping out — again.
Financier Roberto de Guardiola and his interior designer wife, Joanne de Guardiola, have listed a West Palm Beach triplex for a hefty $12.95 million. That’s more than four times the $3 million they paid for it in 2021.
It appears the market — Florida having been a hot one since the onset of COVID-19 — is primed for it. Last year, the couple sold a Palm Beach home for $14 million — an 80% markup in just eight months, according to reports.
The gut-renovated, 6,461-square-foot Florida spread comes with five bedrooms, an elevator, more than 2,000 square feet of outdoor space and Intracoastal water views from all three floors.
It’s at the Plaza, 529 S Flagler Dr., with interiors by Joanne de Guardiola herself. The tour de force is a three-story, 29-foot-high atrium with floating stairs made of leathered black granite slab. Modern design details include frameless doors, floor-to-ceiling bronze-framed windows and custom cove ceilings.
Roberto and Joanne de Guardiola. Patrick McMullan via Getty Images
The living area connects to the dining space. Studio 910 Palm Beach
The mod-styled chef’s kitchen. Studio 910 Palm Beach
Perks include plenty of built-in shelves. Studio 910 Palm Beach
A view of the statement staircase from above. Studio 910 Palm Beach
One of five bedrooms up for grabs. Studio 910 Palm Beach
A spa-like bath retreat. Studio 910 Palm Beach
This being Florida, there’s also good outdoor space. Studio 910 Palm Beach
“I like to build,” Joanne de Guardiola said. “It was really cool. We took it down to the studs. It’s a phenomenal space. You feel like you are floating above the lake seeing the boats go by. It’s like a Chelsea loft, but in Palm Beach and it is very much a family apartment — with the three-story floating staircase and an internal elevator.”
The main bedroom features two spa baths and custom closets. There’s also a chef’s kitchen, a movie room, plus recessed shades and surround sound. The couple bought it as an investment property, says listing broker Samantha Curry of Douglas Elliman.
Built in 1981, the twin-tower condo building’s amenities include a concierge, a pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and a gym.
The listing also comes with two deeded parking spots.
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