Situated at 18802 Collins Avenue, this property consists of two towers that extend 435 linear feet along the ocean, encompassing a vast 4.7-acre expanse. Its extraordinary vistas of the ocean and the west establish it as a future iconic landmark. Esteemed leaders in the realm of luxury real estate in South Florida have pooled their expertise to develop and promote this exceptional property. A respected hotel management company supervises all services, ensuring residents receive meticulous attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to delivering outstanding service within the confines of their own homes. The building's remarkable architectural design is credited to the world-renowned firm Arquitectonica, led by Bernardo Fort-Brescia, a Miami resident since 1977. Simultaneously, the interior spaces have been expertly crafted by Brazilian designer Patricia Anastassiadis, renowned for her contributions to notable projects such as 57 Ocean in Miami Beach, along with several five-star resort properties and private residences worldwide. Amenities: A private marina exclusively for residents. Access to an exclusive beach club. A well-appointed fitness center offering sweeping bay views. An indoor lap pool and cold plunge pool bathed in natural light. A dedicated Pilates and yoga studio. A serene salt spa room for relaxation. Lavish dual saunas and steam rooms. A pickleball court. A fully equipped salon providing a range of beauty services. Convenient pet spa facilities, including grooming and dog-walking services. A ground-floor fine dining restaurant led by the renowned Chef Fabio Traboochi. In-residence dining option. Private, secure climate-controlled storage. Access to an exclusive luxury house vehicle reserved for property residents. Traditional butler and housekeeping services. A charming tea room, a sophisticated Cognac room, and a Library Bar with impressive double-height ceilings.
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