WALK OVER A DRY MOAT GROTTO AND A CAVE
WALK DOWN TO THE GROTTO MOAT AND ENTER THE CAVE
ENTERING THE VILLAGE FEELS LIKE ENTERING A MYSTERIOUS CAVE
SPACES TO WALK IN THE SHADE
OUTDOOR GARDENS FOR RELAXING AND PLAYING WITH PETS
GREEN SPACES SEPARATE COTTAGES
THE CORAL STAIRS LEAD TO THE ROOF TERRACE
HANG OUT ON THE ROOF TERRACE
ART IS EVERYWHERE
The entire village has four coral rock Tiny House cottages, one coral rock Bungalow, one Mediterranean revival main house and a four car garage ruin.
The property was designed in 1930 by Dean Parmelee, Architect at the request of Warren Zinsmaster, property owner of the Madrid House next door. Conceived as a 'Florida Style' compound to host visiting faculty for the recently established University of Miami, the property boasts a moat, a cave and a four car garage.
