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Sloan's Curve, Palm Beach
Twenty One Hundred anchors Sloan's Curve, the modernist enclave architect Eugene Lawrence completed in 1980 and 1981 where the island bends and narrows. Six residential floors carry plans of roughly 2,300 to 3,300 square feet with wraparound balconies reading ocean, Intracoastal and golf at once. The grounds run a 75 foot pool, six Har-Tru courts and deeded cabanas.
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The Building
Sloan’s Curve is where Palm Beach let modernism onto the oceanfront, and Twenty One Hundred is its anchor. Eugene Lawrence designed the enclave’s four buildings, completed in 1980 and 1981, at the bend where the island narrows to a ribbon. The setting gives the residences something singular: wraparound balconies reading the ocean, the Intracoastal and the golf course in one sweep.
Plans run roughly 2,300 to 3,300 square feet in twos and threes. The grounds behind the manned gatehouse carry a 75 foot heated pool, six Har-Tru courts with a pro shop, deeded cabanas and direct beach access. A January 2025 sale reached $7.82M.
| Address | 2100 S Ocean Blvd, at Sloan's Curve |
|---|---|
| Completed | 1981, within the 1980 to 1981 Sloan's Curve enclave |
| Architect | Eugene Lawrence |
| Plans | Roughly 2,300 to 3,300 square feet, two and three bedrooms, wraparound balconies |
| Amenities | 75 foot heated pool, six Har-Tru courts and pro shop, deeded cabanas, gym, beach access |
| Security | Manned gatehouse and doormen, around the clock |
| How It Trades | South and east wrap lines set the ceiling |
The curve is the address's secret. Because the coastline turns here, the buildings sit at an angle no straight stretch of A1A allows. The balconies wrap far enough to hold sunrise and sunset from one residence. The narrow shelf puts the Intracoastal a few hundred feet behind the ocean.
Lawrence's clean horizontal architecture has aged into a signature, and the enclave now reads as the island's mid century modern landmark district.
Sloan's Curve runs the island's serious private tennis operation: six Har-Tru courts with a pro shop inside the gate, unmatched by any single building in town. The 75 foot pool, the summer kitchen and the deeded cabanas complete grounds that live like a private club.
Owners here choose the enclave for exactly that daily life, with Worth Avenue eight minutes north when wanted.
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The building at 2100 South Ocean Boulevard anchoring Sloan’s Curve, the modernist enclave Eugene Lawrence completed in 1980 and 1981 where the island bends. It pairs wraparound ocean to Intracoastal residences with the island’s deepest tennis operation.
A January 2025 sale reached $7.82M, and the building’s wrap lines set the enclave’s ceiling. Current closings and medians are in the market table on this page, which updates automatically.
Roughly 2,300 to 3,300 square feet in two and three bedroom plans, with the wraparound balconies that define the building. South and east facing wraps carry the premium.
A 75 foot heated pool, six Har-Tru tennis courts with a pro shop, a fitness center and deeded poolside cabanas. A summer kitchen, direct beach access and a manned gatehouse with doormen complete the grounds.
Architect Eugene Lawrence, whose four buildings completed in 1980 and 1981 brought clean lined modernism to the island’s oceanfront. The enclave remains his signature work in town.
It is the modernist answer to them. Buildings like the Biltmore sell 1920s pedigree, while Twenty One Hundred sells light, wraparound terraces and tennis. Buyers rarely cross shop the two, which keeps both markets firm.
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