Return to the glamour of midcentury Miami, in a house built for the music impresario who discovered the Beetles. This early modern Floridian home, nestled in a quiet and leafy cul-de-sac in the heart of old Coconut Grove, has been lovingly restored to its original charm by a founder of Miami’s premier architecture firm. The architecturally striking four-bedroom, 3,297 square foot house comes with vaulted, open-plan living areas, magnificent wood ceilings, a large swimming pool, and a tree house for the kids. The house merges interior and exterior, in a subtropical, jungle-like setting, with native plantings, and a coral rock wall along the perimeter of the property.