Historic and Landmark Restoration
Dedicated and committed to restoring and preserving the past while embracing modern standards. Exemplifying Palm Beach’s enduring dedication to its architectural legacy.
Wildes Builders LLC: Excellence in Construction
Discover the intricate tapestry of our construction legacy woven across Palm Beach. At Wildes Builders LLC, we take pride in our diverse portfolio of projects that reflect our commitment to excellence and craftsmanship. From restoring historical landmarks to crafting contemporary marvels, each endeavor is a testament to our passion for construction and dedication to exceeding client expectations.
With over three decades of experience, we have cultivated a reputation for delivering unparalleled quality and innovation in every project we undertake. Our skilled team of craftsmen and project managers work tirelessly to transform visions into reality, ensuring that each structure not only stands as a testament to architectural brilliance but also embodies the unique essence of Palm Beach living.
801 S COUNTY
Nestled within the prestigious enclave of Palm Beach, 801 S County Road stands as a beacon of timeless elegance and refined luxury. This exquisite residence epitomizes the epitome of Palm Beach living, boasting meticulously manicured grounds and captivating architectural details. From its stately facade to its meticulously curated interiors, every aspect of this home exudes sophistication and grace. With spacious living areas, opulent bedrooms, and state-of-the-art amenities, this residence offers a harmonious blend of comfort and grandeur. With its prime location and unparalleled craftsmanship, 801 S County Road is more than just a home—it’s a testament to the unparalleled allure of Palm Beach living.
153 CLARKE AVE
Nestled in the heart of Palm Beach, 153 Clarke Avenue exudes an enchanting blend of historic charm and modern sophistication. This meticulously crafted residence is a testament to timeless architecture and exquisite design, offering a seamless fusion of classic elegance and contemporary luxury. From its graceful exterior adorned with intricate detailing to its beautifully appointed interiors, every element of this home exudes a sense of refined grandeur. With its spacious layout, luxurious amenities, and meticulously manicured surroundings, 153 Clarke Avenue offers an unparalleled retreat for those seeking the epitome of Palm Beach living. Whether relaxing in the serene outdoor spaces or entertaining guests in the lavish interior, this remarkable residence embodies the essence of understated luxury and timeless appeal.
920 S Ocean Blvd
Perched majestically along the sun-kissed shores of Palm Beach, 920 S Ocean stands as a beacon of luxurious coastal living. This exquisite residence offers unparalleled oceanfront vistas, inviting residents to indulge in the serene beauty of the Atlantic. Featuring meticulously designed interiors and opulent amenities, this property promises an unparalleled living experience where every detail has been thoughtfully curated to evoke a sense of refined elegance and relaxation.
102 Jungle Road
Situated in the prestigious Estate Section, the oceanfront property at 102 Jungle, renowned as Concha Marina, graces the intersection of South Ocean Boulevard and Jungle Road. This distinguished residence seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor living, showcasing a magnificent oceanfront loggia, a cabana by the poolside, and balconies with breathtaking ocean views—all enhanced by lush landscaping. The extensive four-year project at 102 Jungle Road involved a substantial reconstruction, restoring much of the house and instilling a cohesive serenity into a structure that had undergone significant alterations since Mizner’s original design.
105 Clarendon Ave
Among its amenities, Vita Serena has a tennis court and a 60-foot swimming pool facing the sea at the corner of South Ocean Boulevard and South County Road in the Estate Section.
The Palladian-style main house is well known in Palm Beach for having been the longtime home of the late Jean Matthews, who founded the Flagler Museum to honor the legacy of her grandfather, Henry M. Flagler.
The Spanish-style guesthouse next door was designed in 1923 by the architectural firm Harvey & Clarke, whose work included Palm Beach Town Hall. The house has its own gardens and swimming pool.
Over the years, they carried out extensive renovations and additions, preserving the main house’s Cuban-marble and wood floors, converting its original garage into a media-and-family room and restoring the original foyer, living room and library.
Wyeth had designed the main house for New York City banker E. Clarence Jones and his actress wife, Margaret Seely Blossom, the widow of author and playwright Henry Martyn Blossom.
Jean Matthews had acquired the house in the 1940s and sold it in 1975, four years before her death at age 68.
196 Banyan Road
“La Loma,” is one of John Volk’s most important Palm Beach estates. In 1929, when Volk was commissioned to build this grand three story Mediterranean Revival home, he chose to raise the elevation of the property to make the home stand out from Addison Mizner’s nearby Mediterranean Revival homes. The extraordinary detail and beauty of the home and stunning grounds make this home a truly one of a kind Palm Beach residence.
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