The 24th-Floor Corner Unit That Sees Both Sunrises and Sunsets

Lucía Torres · 2026-11-11

Twenty-four floors up, on the north end of Singer Island, the Atlantic takes one side of the view and the Intracoastal takes the other. Residence 24J at Eastpointe sits on a corner of the tower, so you get eastern, northern and western exposures all at once. Practically speaking? Your day starts with sunrise over the ocean and ends with sunset over the water to the west. Not a bad way to mark the hours. ### The Basics, Up Front The residence sits one floor below the penthouse level, in an oceanfront tower with only three units per floor. Here's what you're working with: - Three bedrooms, three full baths and a half bath - 2,614 square feet of living space - 740 square feet of wraparound balconies - Offered at $1,699,000 What really sets it apart is the combination: a corner position high in the building, a kitchen rebuilt in 2023, and a tower that has invested serious money in its own renovations, with every special assessment already paid by the seller. That last part matters more than people realize. ### Why a Corner Unit Changes Everything Corner units in a three-per-floor tower are a different proposition from your typical oceanfront condo. Fewer shared walls. More glass. More than one horizon. Floor-to-ceiling hurricane impact windows line the principal rooms, so water is visible from every window, and the view shifts as you walk through the residence, from open ocean to the Intracoastal and the island scenery to the west. The plan is generous, too. A double-door entry opens to a gallery that leads into the main living area, where Italian marble flooring runs through the living and dining spaces and continues into the primary suite. The proportions feel like a residence rather than a vacation unit, with room for a full living room, a separate dining area and a second seating group along the glass. The practical details are in order as well. The unit has a full laundry room of its own, and a large private storage closet sits in the hallway just outside the front door. A brand-new air-conditioning system has just been installed, and the water heater dates to 2022. ### The 2023 Kitchen The kitchen was redesigned in 2023 and opened to the living space, which changes how the whole residence works. Custom white cabinetry and quartz countertops set a clean, bright tone, and an oversized island anchors the room. There are two refrigerators, a detail anyone who entertains or hosts guests for long stretches of the season will appreciate. Because the kitchen now opens to the living area, the person cooking keeps the same view as everyone else in the room. On the 24th floor, that view is the point. The island also gives the room a natural gathering point, with space to set out a meal or simply lean in for a conversation while the light changes outside. The white cabinetry and quartz keep the palette quiet, which lets the color of the water do the work, and they sit easily alongside the marble that runs through the rest of the main living area. > "A corner position high in the building, a kitchen rebuilt in 2023, and a tower that has put real money into its own renovations. That's a rare combination on Singer Island." ### The Primary Suite and Two Guest Rooms The primary suite continues the Italian marble from the living area, giving the whole residence a sense of continuity. The two guest rooms are separated from the primary, so visitors have their own space without feeling like they're underfoot. If you're weighing a move to Singer Island, this is the kind of unit worth seeing in person. The photos tell part of the story, but the light at 24 floors up does the rest.