The Temple House is a luxurious 16,350 square foot private residence and is the largest single-family residence in South Beach. Perfectly located on two adjacent lots only blocks from both shopping mecca Lincoln Road and pristine white sandy beaches, the building was originally designed and constructed in 1933 as a single-family residence by world famous Art Deco architect L. Murray Dixon.

Mr. Dixon’s architectural contributions include some of the most spectacular hotels in Miami Beach. Famous for his pioneering work which served as the foundation for the Art Deco scene, his unique designs include The Victor Hotel (1937), The Raleigh Hotel (1940), The Marlin (1939), The Tides Hotel (1936),The Senator (1939), and The Ritz Plaza Hotel (1940). His work is best known and recognized for its striking use of circles and banding.

In March of 2003, Daniel Davidson bought the property and began an extensive multi-year renovation in which all architectural features of the building were painstakingly preserved while still allowing the installation of completely new electrical, plumbing, air conditioning and life safety systems in addition to other substantial upgrades

Property Highlights

5 Bedrooms
6 Bathrooms
Sleeps 10
16,350 square foot home
6,600 square foot great room
30′ vaulted ceilings
Polished concrete floors
Rooftop swimming pool
Theater room
2,700 square foot loft room
“pre-kitchen” for catering/entertaining events
1,200 square foot dine-in kitchen
1,100 square foot mezzanine
Brazilian Cherry wood floors
Central air conditioning (new 50 tons of a/c)
Impact resistant windows and doors
State of the art lighting
Audio, telephone and security systems
2 laundry facilities (one on each floor)

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