St. Louis Condos for Sale — buyer rebate up to 50%.

St. Louis: a 31-story waterfront condominium at 800 Claughton Island Drive.

St. Louis is a waterfront condominium at 800 Claughton Island Drive, on Brickell Key — the private island community connected to mainland Brickell by a single guarded bridge. Completed in 1995, the 31-story tower holds 130 residences, generally ranging from two to four bedrooms. This is a resale building, not a new development — buyers are purchasing a completed residence with three decades of operating history, not a future delivery date.

St. Louis was developed by Swire Properties, with design credited to J. Scott Architecture. With 130 residences spread across 31 floors, St. Louis carries fewer units per floor than several neighboring Brickell Key towers, giving it a comparatively lower-density profile. This page explains what to evaluate before buying here and how a potential Buyer Rebate may work.

A private island a single bridge from downtown Miami.

Brickell Key sits just across a single guarded bridge from mainland Brickell, close enough to reach the city's restaurants and offices in minutes, yet quiet enough to feel like a different neighborhood entirely.

A video-monitored guard gate and single road on and off the island keep the pace calmer than mainland Brickell's dense corridor, and a waterfront promenade circles the island for walking and jogging. The Mandarin Oriental, Miami sits at the island's southern tip, with restaurants and a spa open to the public. That said, Brickell Key isn't traffic-free — the single bridge can back up at peak commute times, and many daily destinations, from grocery stores to larger retail, still mean a trip to the mainland. A small marketplace and a handful of restaurants handle everyday errands, and a shuttle connects to the Brickell Metrorail and Metromover station.

Why two St. Louis residences can carry very different price tags.

Two residences shouldn't be compared just because they share a bedroom count. Line, floor, and exposure separate an interior view from a high-floor bay or ocean residence, and renovation quality, furnishings, and seller motivation add or subtract further value.

We don't publish a static "current price range" here, because active inventory at a 130-residence building shifts continuously. For current pricing, price per square foot, and comparable sales, use the live IDX listings linked further below — we'll help you interpret that data against the specific unit you're considering.

Verify current amenity operations and inclusions before you commit.

St. Louis's amenity reputation and its current operations are two different things, and only one is guaranteed to still be accurate today.

Listed amenity categories have included a swimming pool, a fitness center, a sauna, a barbecue area, a children's playroom, a social room, 24-hour security, and valet and covered parking — but hours, staffing, guest access, and exactly what's bundled versus billed separately can change over time. We don't publish a fixed, itemized list here; we confirm what's actually included, and what carries an added fee, at the time of your search.

What financed and cash buyers should each plan for.

Whether you're financing or paying cash, an established building like St. Louis brings a few extra items worth planning for early. Financing approval is never guaranteed.

Lenders that finance condominiums review the association's budget, reserve funding, and insurance program, along with a condo questionnaire, as part of loan approval. Appraisal support depends on comparable closed sales, since price varies by line, floor, and condition. Confirm condo-specific lending eligibility and down-payment requirements with a qualified lender early.

Cash buyers should still expect a real due-diligence and closing timeline, with proof of funds ready early. Rebate treatment can vary in financed transactions — a lender may need to approve how a rebate is shown or applied. We don't provide lending, tax, or legal advice; our attorney-backed representation helps you ask the right questions at the right time.

Built for the Brickell buyer who wants a quieter, lower-density address.

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