The Village at Coral Gables is a 48-residence pre-construction luxury community at 535 Santander Avenue, developed by MG Developer with architecture by De La Guardia Victoria Architects & Urbanists, landscape architecture by Jenny Ducret and Roxana Victoria, and Torre Construction & Development as builder. The Village at Coral Gables draws on founder George Merrick's 1920s vision for seven themed villages, executing in 19th-century Spanish Colonial and Mediterranean Revival massing with arcades, courtyards, and gardens inspired by the Plaza de Espana. The 535 Santander Village at Coral Gables mix includes 24 flats, four lofts, 16 townhomes, and four exclusive villas, with residence sizes ranging from 1,698 to 3,246 square feet across two-bedroom flats through four-bedroom townhomes. The Coral Gables Village location sits two blocks south of Miracle Mile, the heart of downtown Coral Gables with Books & Books, Threefold Cafe, Bachour, and the Actors' Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre. Ponce de Leon Boulevard and the LeJeune corridor put the University of Miami campus, the Venetian Pool, the Biltmore Hotel and golf course, and Merrick Park's Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom anchors within a five-minute drive of the 535 Santander Avenue Village address. Brickell and downtown Miami are roughly fifteen minutes east on US-1, and Miami International Airport is ten minutes north. Residents of The Village at Coral Gables will access a resident pool, fitness center, social and lounge areas, gated controlled-access entry, and the layered private courtyards integral to the project's Plaza de Espana-inspired plan. The Village Coral Gables program also includes secured covered parking, lush landscaped paseos by Ducret and Victoria, and the architectural details that anchor MG Developer's work elsewhere in the Gables, including handcrafted ironwork, custom millwork, and integrated outdoor living spaces. The Coral Gables Village at 535 Santander targets buyers looking for low-density Mediterranean architecture within walking distance of the city's commercial core.