***COMING SOON, SHOWINGS START JUNE 15TH*** A rare opportunity to acquire one of Miami Beach’s most historically significant residences: a 1939 estate on guard-gated Sunset Island No. II. Designed by architect Arthur Laidler-Jones, the visionary behind Casa Casuarina, later known worldwide as the Versace Mansion. So architecturally distinguished upon completion, the home was commissioned for photography by Gottscho-Schleisner, Inc., America’s preeminent architectural photography firm of the era. Those images are now preserved in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division. Few private residences in Miami Beach carry such documented provenance. Set on a generous 100 × 125-foot lot, one of only 102 dry-lot parcels on the Sunset Islands, the home offers 3,952 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and four and a half baths. Treasured by the same family for over thirty years, the residence reflects the enduring quality and soul of Laidler-Jones’s design. Whether preserved and elevated as a landmark historic home or reimagined as a new architectural statement on one of Miami Beach’s most coveted streets, 2535 Sunset Drive presents a once-in-a-generation canvas. Minutes from Sunset Harbour, Lincoln Road, and the best of South Beach, yet tucked behind the 24-hour guarded gates of Sunset Island No. II, it offers the privacy and prestige that define Miami Beach living at its finest.