A Rare Piece of Coral Gables History – A Landmark with a Story to Tell.

Built in 1923 by renowned architect Walter De Garmo, this exceptional Spanish Colonial residence is rich in architectural significance and history. Once home to the Cuban Consulate before the Cuban Revolution, this distinguished property holds a unique place in Coral Gables’ history, offering a rare connection to the city’s past.

Ideally situated near Granada Golf Course, the iconic Biltmore Hotel, and Miracle Mile, the home showcases an ornate Spanish Colonial façade and timeless architectural details. The main residence features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, elegant formal living and dining rooms, and a sun-filled Florida room. Original character shines through handcrafted mahogany floors, a classic fireplace, and abundant natural light.

The distinctive second-floor primary suite occupies a charming tower layout, complete with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. The kitchen features a gas range and heavy-duty stove, while impact windows and doors provide modern comfort and peace of mind.

A separate guest suite with a private bathroom is located in the rear building, offering privacy and flexibility. Outside, a beautiful backyard patio creates an inviting setting for entertaining.
Thoughtfully renovated over the years and complemented by brand-new appliances. More than a home, it is a living piece of Coral Gables history