Author: Christine Davis

Jenny McCall, with two fifth-floor condominiums at the Melbourne House, 227 Australian Ave., plans on selling the one she’s owned the longest, Apt. 5C, which she bought in 2013 and considers her showplace. 

“It looks over the golf course and, at night, you see beautiful sunsets and the lights of West Palm Beach in the distance” Gay says. 

“My vision for this place was to make it a jewel box,” Drew says. “My wife had cancer and I wanted her to enjoy this beautiful place.” 

The seven-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom home has 6,207 square feet of living space inside and out.

Keith Carrington comments: “The views are dramatic and luminous. We wanted a modern, simple look with dramatic lighting in the evenings.”

Palm Beacher Steven Small, an entrepreneur who enjoys renovating, has his latest project listed for sale.

Jay and Dottie Alban are selling their longtime home with elegant finishes, fine woodwork and a layout designed for entertaining at 249 W. Indies Drive.

While Judy Neer is looking forward to golfing, she does have some hesitations about leaving their Carlton Place condo. 

On the South End, a recently remodeled condo offers views of the ocean and Intracoastal Waterway plus an ‘open, modern look,’ says owner Helene Sidel, the real estate agent who did the renovation.

The popular show annually draws thousands of people to the West Palm Beach waterfront.