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The Carlyle
Living by the ocean has never seemed more apropos - or necessary - if you will. A destination address where vintage glamour and modern technology merge in the midst of an extravagant nightlife. The Carlyle stands as the preeminent location for those whose lifestyle exude an air of elegance, privilege and exlusivity, now to be further enhanced by unerring service, and unspoken attention to detail and quiet, profound perfection.

Nineteen Once In A Lifetime Opportunities
The Carlyle offers nineteen shades of perfection; each subtly different; each one a distinct personality. Designed for the utmost in optimal living, there are only nineteen residences for a very fast and forward thinking few. There is only one Ocean Drive, and enlivened thoroughfare creasing sand from city. On the veritable edge of opportunity the Carlyle stands, set worlds apart, yet sharing common ground. The sun will rise over the ocean and set in the west, and there are only nineteen different Carlyle prespectives of this daily phenomenon to take your breath away, again and again.

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White Glove Service As Far As Your Whim Can Fancy
Quintessentially is an exclusive concierge service not just for the privileged few, or for those in the know, but a worthy designation reserved for those who belong.

Residence at The Carlyle immediately confers the coveted connections of this London-based white glove concierge service. To satisfy requests, it is understood that the standard boundaries of time and geography bare no grudge. Quintessentially will not only engage your most extravagant design, but catapult your previous expectations into the doable stratosphere of luxury, convenience, indulgence, immediacy and ultimate ease.

History of The Carlyle
Erected in 1939, The Carlyle remains an iconic Art Deco landmark of a greatly celebrated bygone era. A distinguished architectural statement of her time, The Carlyle Hotel was not only a magnificent example of the fanciful optimism designed and architecture occurring simultaneously with the tragedy of World War II, but a timeless product from the famed Art Deco architectural masters, Kiehnel and Elliott. The facade of the modern-day Carlyle remains virtually unchanged from the original, constructed over sixty-six years ago.

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