Brickell
Penthouse

This exquisite two-story penthouse is surrounded by stunning views of Biscayne Bay and downtown Miami, and offers nearly 8,200 sf of combined indoor and outdoor living space. High-end finishes include Spanish white marble, custom onyx wall treatments, a floating staircase by Maretti, and European cabinetry throughout, plus soaring 20-foot ceilings and sound-reducing, impact-resistant laminated glass. A sun-drenched interior boasts +/- 6,900 sf and features a well-appointed kitchen complete with premium stainless-steel appliances, an impressive two-story grand salon with floor-to-ceiling windows, four spacious guest bedrooms with spa-like en-suite baths, a powder room, a lounge area with custom wet bar, and an additional flex space suitable as an office or additional bedroom. The utility room doubles as a convertible bedroom, ideal for live-in staff or overnight guests, and offers ample storage, a full bath, and a private/service entrance.

Outside, multiple large balconies provide ample space to relax, soak up the sun and enjoy the lively sights. The unit conveys with six assigned garage parking spaces and a storage unit in addition to providing an array of building amenities including a 50-foot-long rooftop lap pool with a surrounding lounge area offering incredible views, a luxurious spa with a sauna, a fitness center, on-site concierge services and 24/7 security and valet parking. On the ground level flanking the main lobby, sit two restaurants, Osaka Miami, offering Japanese cuisine and LPM, offering French-Mediterranean fare, perfect for those who prefer the convenience of fine dining at your fingertips.

Additional details on this impressive Luxury Auction® can be found in the Due Diligence section located below.

DOWNTOWN MIAMI, FL. Miami is split into many different neighborhoods and communities, each with their own ambiance. The heart of the city, however, is the downtown area, where the business, governmental and cultural centers collide to form a vibrant area packed with skyscrapers and places to explore. Tourists and residents intermingle at the many shops, restaurants and venues in this neighborhood, and the global economy is represented by fifty-three banks on Brickell Avenue, which Forbes has called “Wall Street South.” Downtown’s famed music scene is anchored by the famous Bayfront Park Amphitheatre, the site of Ultra Music Festival and Pitbull’s Worldwide New Year’s Eve.

If peace and quiet is on order, indulge in a relaxing day at the beach or book yourself into one of the award-winning spas in the luxurious hotels that line the district; many treatments take place in luxurious rooms with floor to ceiling windows overlooking Biscayne Bay. A destination in and of itself, downtown Miami is also adjacent to incredible cultural sites from the art galleries of Wynwood to the historic grounds and gardens of the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens that overlook the glimmering expanse of Biscayne Bay. In addition, the neighborhoods of Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, and Miami Beach – with their excellent shopping, dining and nightlife – are just minutes away.

MIAMI, FL. The Miami metropolitan area encompasses nearly 6,200 square miles and three counties, making it the eighth-largest metropolitan area in the United States. More than six million people call this portion of the Sunshine state home, with nearly three million of them residing in the city of Miami itself. A leader in finance, culture, and international trade, the city of Miami is ranked 30th in the world based on business activity, human capital, cultural experience and political engagement in the ATKearney Global Cities 2017 Study. Corporations headquartered here benefit from the proximity to Miami International Airport and PortMiami, which are among the busiest entry points for people and cargo in the nation.

Residents can enjoy music at the Calle Ocho Festival during Carnaval Miami, experience world-class ballet, opera and theater productions at the Adrienne Arsht Center, or watch one of Miami’s three storied sports franchises play baseball, football or basketball. Aside from the myriad entertainment options, Miami’s tropical climate allows its citizens unmatched opportunities to enjoy the beach and waterways that have made the city famous as a vacation destination. Boating, sailing, fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving, wind surfing, and kayaking can be enjoyed year-round, and the 35-mile stretch of beachfront that runs from South Beach to Sunny Isles is among the finest in the world.