The Rundown
Rising 17 stories, Roney Palace was developed by Roney Associates and designed by HKS Architects. Originally built in 1926 (later rehabbed in 1999), Roney Palace features 557 condominium residences. The building offers majestic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Downtown Miami skyline.
The Neighborhood
What You Get
Building Features
- ✓Complimentary valet parking for residents
- ✓24-hour security
- ✓Two oceanfront landscaped swimming pools
- ✓Poolside cabanas
- ✓Towel service
- ✓Jacuzzi
- ✓David Barton Gym
- ✓Spinning, yoga and Pilates classes
- ✓Nearby world-class restaurants
- ✓Secured parking space
- ✓Huge multipurpose function room
- ✓600 linear feet of private beachfront area
- ✓State-of-the-art security and fire sprinkler systems
- ✓Centralized Air conditioning system which reduces owners individual utility bills compared to other buildings expenses
- ✓Private terraces with city and ocean views
- ✓Contemporary appliances
- ✓Pre-wired for broadband and cable television
- ✓Stacked washer and dryer in units
- ✓Granite countertops
Schools
Zoned public schools by county attendance boundary. Boundaries change — confirm enrollment eligibility with the school district before relying on this. Letter grades and School of Excellence designations are the Florida Department of Education’s, each for the year shown beside it.
- Elementary
- North Beach Elementary2025-26Florida Department of Education school grade A, 2025-26 school yearSchool of Excellence2024-25
- Middle
- Nautilus Middle2025-26Florida Department of Education school grade A, 2025-26 school yearSchool of Excellence2024-25
- High
- Miami Beach Senior High2025-26Florida Department of Education school grade B, 2025-26 school year
Available in this building
Live MLS inventory, updated every 15 minutes.
Showing 24 of 42. See all 42 for sale
Showing 24 of 87. See all 87 for rent
Get the inside scoop, weekly.
New building reviews, price drops, construction updates, and the stuff agents won't tell you. No spam, just intel.
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
