Taking into account the number of condominium buildings that are constantly trying to outdo the other with this new feature and that new amenity, it's important to stand out in unique ways. The Terra Beachside Villas currently in development will fill this void starting with its refreshing cone-shaped clubhouse complete with glass tinged in a variety of watercolors. In late 2007, expect the unexpected. The Terra Beachside Villas will boast amenities and conveniences such as direct access to the sun-kissed beaches, a striking 400 foot sky illuminated atrium housing enchanting and serene Zen gardens and exclusive marina access to the Intracoastal and oceanfront beach club. A reflecting and heated swimming pool complemented by a tropically landscaped pool deck with resort style furniture round out the exhilarating list of amenities. One hundred seventeen units at Terra Beachside Villas are grouped in and are referred to by their four distinct themes: earth, fire, water and wind. Earth units focus on their private gardens while fire units emphasize privacy. Water units are designed with roomy interiors and emulate the natural tranquil elegance of its namesake element. Wind units are comprised of three story penthouses that come with their own rooftop terrace. Unlike penthouses, standard residences stand at two stories. All units come with DCOTA brand furnishings and accessories. Kitchens are equipped with a number of Miele brand appliances and fixtures and KitchenAid microwaves. Rolling server and island storage drawers further accentuate the nicely stocked kitchens. Dual showers, Duravit and Hansgrohe appointments, stainless steel fixtures and glass vanities are what you'll find in the European spa inspired bathrooms. One of South Florida's richest wildlife environments is the Everglades. For more than 50 years, Coopertown Airboat Tours have operated airboat rides that provide excellent tours for safely navigating the Everglades waters and viewing its menagerie of reptiles. If you want to dig deep into Florida's rich culture and its roots, the Miccosukee Indian Village is an excellent museum and tour for learning more about Florida's history. If you'd rather seek something more vivacious, stop by the Colony Theater or the popular hotspots in nearby Ocean Drive.