Il Villaggio is a 17-story oceanfront Mediterranean Revival condominium at 1455 Ocean Drive in South Beach, completed in 1998 by Worldinvest Developers with architecture by Fullerton Diaz Revuelta. The Il Villaggio South Beach building delivers approximately 121 to 126 residences across one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom layouts, with select Il Villaggio homes offering flow-through configurations that capture sunrise terraces fronting the Atlantic and sunset terraces facing the South Beach skyline. The 1455 Ocean Drive Il Villaggio interiors feature marble flooring, high ceilings, European cabinetry, generous private balconies, and floor-to-ceiling sliding glass that open the residences onto direct oceanfront exposures. The building's tile-roofed, ochre-stuccoed massing draws on the Mediterranean Revival vocabulary that defines the heart of the Art Deco-adjacent Ocean Drive frontage. The South Beach Il Villaggio 1455 Ocean Drive address sits in the central stretch of Ocean Drive between 14th and 15th streets, directly across from Lummus Park and a block from the Beach Patrol Headquarters. Joe's Stone Crab is a short walk south, while Lincoln Road Mall, Espanola Way, the Wolfsonian-FIU, and the New World Center are within a ten-minute walk inland. The Faena District's Faena Hotel, Forum, Bazaar, and Theater sit fifteen blocks north up Collins Avenue, and the MacArthur Causeway puts Brickell, the Adrienne Arsht Center, and PAMM Miami fifteen minutes west. Residents at the Il Villaggio South Beach tower access an oceanfront pool with chaise service, a fitness center, a full spa with treatment rooms, a residents' lounge, climate-controlled storage, and 24-hour concierge, valet, and security. The 1455 Ocean Drive Il Villaggio amenity program also includes direct controlled-gate beach access, a private dining room for resident events, and dedicated guest suites. With Fullerton Diaz Revuelta's Mediterranean Revival envelope, the central Ocean Drive frontage across from Lummus Park, and one of the largest oceanfront floor-plate inventories in the Art Deco District, Il Villaggio remains a distinctive South Beach oceanfront address among the predominantly historic Art Deco hotels and boutique low-rises along the strip.