Althea Row was named after the mother of Coral Gables’ founder George Merrick. As a great artist
herself, Althea shared and nurtured George’s vision and enthusiasm for creating beautiful and
timeless houses, buildings, and spaces.

The new three-story Althea Row is a garden of town houses on a quiet and elegant residential street
in Biltmore Square, within the historical Biltmore area of Coral Gables, which is emerging quickly as
the new center in Miami for European stylish living. The town houses are within walking distance
to the prestigious Biltmore Resort and Spa, fine shopping and dining, and the downtown business
district; and, they are conveniently located near the best schools and hospitals in the county. Just
steps away are exquisite golf courses landscaped with 100-year-old Banyan trees.

Never before in the history of the city has a row of town houses like Althea Row been offered. The
special and exclusive characteristics of its site and its location made it possible for the design
team to build five grand and elegant town houses of up to 7,000 square feet of total area. Few other
town houses in Miami integrate indoor and outdoor spaces through spacious and romantic private
courtyards and loggias, reminiscent of a noble Spanish-colonial mansion.

The town house at Althea Row is the ideal luxury home in Miami because of its remarkable location;
its refined architectural details and finishes; its design that features magnificent living indoor and
private outdoor spaces; and it's sensitivity to its historical context and tropical climate. Additionally,
the homes have been designed for ultimate security and privacy; and, each owner owns its home and
the land with a minimal HOA fee