Tour Al Capone's Former Pool House on Palm Island

While the main house is a sight to behold, the gangster's former pool house showcases views that will leave you breathless. Take a peek at Al Capone's former island hideaway on Miami Beach.

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August 10, 2015

By: Kara Franker

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Photo By: Sotheby's International Realty

View From Main House

Located at 93 Palm Ave., the estate sits on a seven-acre lot on Palm Island, a highly sought-after location in Miami Beach.

Yard Leading to Main House

The gangster purchased the property in 1928 as a summer home for $30K and lived there until his death from syphilis in 1947, when his wife sold the seven-bedroom mansion and pool home.

Two-Story Structure

From this angle, you can see the unique detailing of the two-story structure. The five archways on either side of the building allow for gorgeous views from the cabanas on the first floor.

View From Pool House

The property has a private beach area, spacious swimming pool, stunning water views and 100 feet of frontage on Biscayne Bay.

View of Pool and Main House

Looking back at the main house from the pool house, you'll notice the lushly landscaped grounds.

Bedroom

The two-story pool house features a guest bedroom on the second floor.

Bathroom

The second floor of the pool house also features a spacious bathroom with views of Biscayne Bay.

Cabanas

The first level of the pool house features waterfront cabanas with views of the bay and pool.

Landscaping

The owner designed the landscaping to provide both shade and privacy in the pool area.

Exterior

The seven-bedroom property sits on a 30,000-square-foot lot and consists of a main house, a two-story pool house, an oversized pool and a private sand beach overlooking the bay.