An outdoor lap pool, a hot tub, and a separate children’s pool sit within terrace gardens laid out by EDSA — the landscape firm behind some of the world’s best-known resorts. Floor-to-ceiling glass, crafted woods, and imported stone carry the interior finish level straight out into the amenity deck, with the Intracoastal in view throughout.
A two-story fitness center with a dedicated yoga and personal-training room, plus his-and-hers spas — each with a hot tub, steam and sauna rooms, a relaxation room, and a private massage treatment room. Beauty suites handle private hair, manicure, and pedicure appointments without leaving the building.
A club lounge, card room, and dining area served by a full catering kitchen — interiors by New York designer Amir Khamneipur, whose work runs from Trump Tower to the pages of Elle Décor. Conference rooms and a business center sit alongside, so a working morning never means leaving home.
Twenty-four-hour door and front-desk staff, a full-time concierge, full-time security, and 24-hour valet with car-wash service. A scheduled house car runs residents to shopping and restaurants — Worth Avenue and The Royal Poinciana Plaza are minutes across the bridge.
Private elevators open into a residence foyer, with separate elevators for staff and deliveries. Ceilings run 10’7”, and 11’7” to 12’4” in the penthouses. Every home is flow-through — east to the ocean and Palm Beach Island, west to the downtown skyline — with expansive terraces, chef’s kitchens, and primary suites with separate his-and-hers baths and closets.
The Bristol rises twenty-five stories over the Intracoastal at 1100 South Flagler Drive — a curved glass tower by Solomon Cordwell Buenz with Revuelta Architecture, developed by Flagler Investors and completed in 2019. Just 69 residences, private guest suites available for purchase, and a back-up generator that holds air conditioning in every home.
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