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Some places just make you pause for a second as soon as you step inside. This three bedroom condo on Fisher Island does exactly that. I remember walking in and just stopping for a bit. You can see the green of the golf course from the windows and then your eyes drift out farther to the stretch of the Atlantic. Out here in Miami, views matter a lot but honestly it is rare to find a spot where you get both the rolling landscape right under you and the ocean spreading wide just beyond. There's this natural flow when you move through the place. The elevator opens right up privately for you so it feels almost like stepping quietly back home even if you have your arms full of groceries. Those broad plank European Oak wood floors make it feel grounded and warm and when the afternoon sunlight hits them just right you get that soft washed out glow that always relaxes you. I spent a while wandering from one end to the other just looking out all the floor to ceiling windows. You really get this constant reminder that you're living right at the meeting point of sky water and green everywhere you turn. Kitchens on paper are fancy but here it is different. This kitchen by BOFFI with its Gaggenau appliances is something you can imagine yourself actually using. It is the kind of space where someone could be watching a game across from you while you're throwing together something more ambitious than just instant noodles. The SubZero fridge stands out but does not take over the room and then there's a wine cooler tucked in so you can grab a bottle in the middle of dinner with friends or just unwind after a long one. And you'll notice this kitchen feels open not at all cramped with room for everyone to pull up a stool or just stand around talking. You walk through the rest and that feeling of quiet luxury keeps going. The doors are white lacquer so you get this soft brightness echoing the Miami light outside. Bedrooms are all about comfort and quiet you look out and either see the green of the course or the blue of the ocean. There was a breeze coming in when I stood near the window in the main bedroom and for a little while I actually forgot to look at my phone. The built up area is really something at over three thousand feet so you do not feel boxed in at all. Bathrooms here are worth mentioning. The main bath is by BOFFI too—marble that is matched so every surface seems to just link up in these clean gentle lines and that tub really is something someone took time to design properly. You can picture winding down in there after a game of golf or a long walk along the sand. Plus all the small touches like a Nest thermostat which just means you're never fiddling with old controls. Outside your condo the Fisher Island community has that calm steady vibe Florida is famous for. Sometimes you see families out walking in the evenings or kids biking past. The closest coffee shop is never much of a walk and there is a sense that everyone kind of looks out for each other out here. With Miami's culture always within easy reach but with just enough distance to feel like you have your own calm little world. This condo feels like somewhere to actually live and settle in. It is not all glass and shine either. There are solid crafted bits everywhere you look and it feels less like a showpiece and more like a real home someone will love over the years. If you have any questions or want to take a walk through for yourself just let me know. The only way you will know if the feeling is right is by seeing it with your own eyes. At LuxuryProperty dot com we are here to help your next move feel as easy as possible. &nbsp;

Three-Bedroom Condo on Fisher Island with Views of the Golf Course and Ocean

Some homes just have a certain feel as soon as you walk in. This penthouse at 785 Crandon Blvd PH1 in Miami really does that. I still remember standing at the bottom of that grand circular staircase just kind of staring upward and thinking wow so this is what it means to have your own space right at the top. It is hard to put words to the quiet you get up here sometimes except maybe peaceful. You hear the waves from the beach if you open a door or sit out on the terrace long enough. It is a triplex so you get three real floors up with over five thousand eight hundred square feet under air plus another twenty six hundred or so outside. So all together you could easily spend the morning on your rooftop terrace with coffee and barely remember to go back inside. Honestly you get these ocean and bay views that just keep changing with the day. Light comes through from both sides so the penthouse always feels bright and open. Sometimes I just sat by the window and watched little boats move along the bay and it never really gets old.&nbsp; It is set up as five bedrooms and six full bathrooms plus an extra powder room which is nice when you have a few guests over. There is an open office so working from home actually feels comfortable and not forced. You can really settle in for a Zoom call or set down your laptop in the middle of the afternoon and just look out at the water for a while. The detached media room actually has its own full bath so it is perfect for movie nights or just a quiet place to take a break from people. It is the kind of space where you can do your own thing without feeling shut in. Plus I have to mention the sauna and private steam room which you will probably use more than you think once you get used to them. The rooftop terrace has this hot tub tucked into the edge and if you step out there at night you see just about all of Key Biscayne lit up below and you kind of forget everything else for a little while.&nbsp; Parking is never a worry here because you get four spaces and two of them are wired up for electric with a Level II charger so no stress if you have more than one car. This is one of only two penthouses in the whole Ocean Club that are set up with a double height living area so the main floor feels really open like a proper house and not just an apartment. The triplex layout is the result of three combined floor areas all designed to flow together so you do not get that chopped up feeling and the result is just easy living. I also loved the little details like the private elevator up to your floor and the lobby with the kind of quiet you hardly notice until you are inside watching the palms out the big windows. They also include the Club Tower II Hobby Room which not many know about and it has its own full bath. So if you ever want a workout space or even a spot to keep your paddleboards or bikes and some gear you have it right there. The Ocean Club itself has everything you would want for daily life. There are always people out walking in the morning and you start to recognize faces at the coffee shop. The community just feels safe and close even though you are only a quick drive from the heart of Miami. Kids ride bikes in the evenings and sometimes you catch the scent of barbeque drifting in from someone's terrace after five. It is hard to sum up what life is like up here and I always say the only way to get it is to see it in person. If you just want to come up and take a look or ask about the place I'm always around. The team here at LuxuryProperty.com tries to make moving into your next home feel as natural as possible. Just reach out if you feel like it. &nbsp;

Penthouse At 785 Crandon Blvd PH1 In Miami

Some houses just feel like summer even when the weather is trying to say otherwise. When I first stepped into this villa at 1420 West 21st Street on Sunset Island in Miami Beach, it hit me right away. There's that rush of sunlight through the glass, the water right in view, and everything kind of opens up so you can actually breathe. If you know anything about Miami, you know how different that is. Most places squeeze you in but here you want to stretch out and stay for a bit. It is the kind of place where sandals make more sense than shoes and you always know where your sunglasses are. So this is one of those true open air homes people talk about sometimes. The ceilings in the living room just keep going up and up I think they hit over thirty feet or so and you can actually hear your voice echo if you talk too loud. I stood by the glass for a while and honestly just watched the pool water catch light coming through. The pool is right out back next to the BBQ spot. You always notice the way everyone sort of drifts outside during the day. Water views, palm trees and the sound of people laughing or playing. It should be busy but instead it's easy here. The private dock out back is one of those nice luxuries too. If you know boats, you will know you are in luck since there are no bridges to worry about for ocean access. Really, you can just head out and cruise around Biscayne Bay whenever the mood hits. This villa covers about six thousand square feet inside so there's honest room for a big family or for guests to actually spread out and feel like they have their own space. There are six official bedrooms that do not disappoint. Plus, up on the mezzanine there is a loft area that actually works as a seventh bedroom when you need it or turn it into a little home gym or office or the spot where the kids pile their games and movies. The master bedroom is oversized in that generous way you do not always see in Miami and you can close the doors and get some real quiet. Even the ensuite bath feels like a mini spa. I saw an indoor jacuzzi that makes rainy nights something to look forward to. Almost all the bathrooms connect right up to their bedrooms and you get these little river rock walls in the cabana and guest bath that are just interesting and different. Nothing cookie cutter in this place. The kitchen is the kind of kitchen you actually want to cook in. Viking appliances. Stainless steel everywhere. Miles of granite along the counters. Custom wood cabinets that feel solid and made for real life not just for show. There's a butler's pantry tucked away if you love the idea of hiding your coffee mess in the morning. I noticed high crown moldings that go right up to those eight foot doors and there is imported Turkish marble underfoot in the driveway. Details everywhere. The garage fits two cars and there is another shaded spot under the carport so no one ends up with a hot seat after lunch. Impact glass throughout. Light fixtures outside that make the whole thing glow in the evening. It is the kind of place where I kept imagining hosting a long late dinner by the pool while the sun goes down over the water. You are on Sunset Island IV which is one of those addresses the locals just know. You can walk right off the island and hit Lincoln Road or pop around Sunset Harbor for coffee. Little restaurants. A couple of bars. Boutiques and gyms all pretty much within reach. Even a sunrise run along the water if you feel like it. Miami Beach villa life is a special kind of life. There is a tropical breeze most days. Sometimes you will see neighbors waving from their bikes or out walking a dog. Some nights you can hear music drift over the water or people just hanging out on their docks.&nbsp; If you are wondering if it feels as good in person as it sounds, the only way to know is to come walk through. If you get curious or want to see how it feels in real time, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always happy to show you around and help your next move feel easy and natural. &nbsp;

Ocean View Furnished Miami Beach Villa For Sale At 1420 W 21st St

Some homes make you stop for a second before you even get through the front door. Standing there at 24 Palm Ave, you're surrounded by that gentle hush you get on Palm Island. The water is close enough that you just smell salt in the air and the world feels miles from the busy rush of South Beach and downtown Miami, even though you could drive there in just a few minutes. This seven bedroom villa is really something to take in. The first thing people usually do is wander straight to the edge of the yard to see how the Miami skyline almost floats beyond Biscayne Bay. I did it too, just leaned on the rail for a while. Kind of hypnotic, if you ask me. Outside, you'll see what makes homes on Miami Beach's islands so special. The yard is a real escape. There's a big pool, sparkling on sunny days and honestly big enough for proper swimming, not just wading around. The spa sits nearby, so if you get a cooler night or just want to wind down, it is easy to slip in and stare up at palm fronds or the sky. The bay is right there in front, with one hundred feet or so of waterfront. And you get a serviced dock, which means boat lifts and even space for jet skis, so going out for a ride on the ocean does not need to be a big production. It feels more like heading out for groceries. There is a summer kitchen out here too and I picture friends gathering while someone's got the barbecue going. Kids tossing a ball or maybe music playing quietly from the house. You can almost taste a grilled snapper or smell something sweet in the air. You'll notice the property has space to spread out. Not just with those seven bedrooms but the way the home is actually arranged. The master suite has the whole upper floor of the main house to itself. I walked up and suddenly everything went quiet, just the sounds of water outside. Imagine sliding out onto a private terrace or taking the first cup of coffee there every morning. Downstairs, the living area is double height and really bright. If you look up, the big windows just let in every bit of Miami sun. The kitchen got a fresh update recently and anyone who likes to mess around with new recipes will be happy. You have Wolf and Subzero appliances, so you are not stuck with anything less than you'd want in a real chef's space. It sits beside the living room, dining room and a wet bar, which is kind of nice for weekends with company. There's also an actual family room, not just a formal living area, so it feels lived in and easy to spend any kind of day in. You might not even notice the back stair if no one points it out. It tucks away quietly and heads up to the crows nest on the roof. I went up there and, honestly, you feel completely apart from everything. Look out one way and it is all city lights. Look another and you see boats tracing slow lines across the bay. Great spot for a sundown drink or just space to collect your thoughts away from the crowd.&nbsp; There is also a separate guest house which just makes those long family stays really simple. Four cars fit in the garage, which may not sound like a big deal but around here it is kind of handy. The estate is unfurnished right now, which I actually like because you can bring in your own style and it will not clash with someone else's taste.&nbsp; You get a real sense that life out here just flows at a more relaxed rhythm, with the main parts of Miami always close when you want them but easy to forget when you do not. Sometimes in the evenings, you see neighbors taking their boats out after work or just walking the pets while the sun sets behind the city skyline.&nbsp; You can read about this estate all day but really, the only way to know if it fits is to come and see for yourself. Open the doors, see the view, walk the property. If you have questions or if you just want to take a look, send a message or call any time. We want your next move in Florida to feel like the right one. Come find out if this is it. &nbsp;

Miami Skyline View 7 Bed Estate For Sale At 24  Palm Ave

Some homes just have a certain gravity that makes you slow down and actually want to look around. That happened to me the first time I stepped into this seven bedroom villa at 810 Lakeview Drive in Miami Beach. There is something about the quiet near the water, the light bouncing off the bay, and the mix of Miami energy with total privacy. I noticed right away you can stand in the living room and see straight past the pool to the lake. Sometimes the breeze comes through and you just want to stand by the window with a coffee and watch little boats drift by. It is easy to forget you are anywhere near the city at all even though you are still right in Miami Beach. The villa itself was designed by Achille Salvagni, who you might already know puts a lot of intention into how a place feels. It shows here, honestly. The way you enter through a gallery space instead of a regular hallway makes you want to pause and look up at the double height ceiling in the living room. Light just fills everything. I remember the kitchen most because it feels like a real chef would use it not just a show kitchen for parties. There are Wolf and Subzero appliances that honestly make cooking look easy plus this sculptural cabinetry with twenty four karat gold leaf details that just glint a bit when the sun is right. The curve of the bronze staircase is something you might run your hand along without even realizing. It is a house that feels like it took skill to build. Downstairs you get two bedrooms and a proper steam room which I thought was kind of nice when you want to just relax after a swim in the infinity pool. Speaking of the pool it stretches ninety feet across so you never have to worry about it feeling crowded. There is a cabana right beside it and the whole pool faces Surprise Lake. It feels secluded. Private boat dock sits out back and from what I saw you can just wander down with your morning coffee or hop on your paddleboard straight from your own backyard. It is like having your own resort right on Miami Beach. Upstairs is where you will find the master suite and that is its own kind of escape. Deck is private and faces the water so you get those soft morning views before everyone is awake. There are four more bedrooms upstairs as well and the whole flow of the upper level feels open, not boxed in. You can tell it is built for people who actually want to spend time at home. Sometimes I can imagine kids running in and out or friends just sitting out on the deck in the evening. The finishes here are no joke. Curved walls instead of harsh corners, materials that actually feel solid when you touch them, details that make you stop and look again. Even the floors feel cool and solid underfoot the way classic Miami villas are meant to be. All of it sits on a generous plot with more than a hundred feet of shoreline to play with. Some mornings you might see neighbors jogging or out with their dogs along Lakeview Drive. The beach is close if you want it or you can just stay put by the pool and listen to the quiet. Shopping and dining are always within an easy drive, but home itself is the main draw here. It is unfurnished so you can make it yours rather than stepping into someone else's idea of perfect. Honestly it does not feel intimidating like some luxury homes. It just feels solid and real. The only way to know if this villa feels right for you is to come see it. If you want to know more or just want to walk through and get a feel for the space reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com we really just want your next move to feel as comfortable as possible. &nbsp;

Exceptional Seven-Bed Bay View Furnished Home for Sale At Miami Beach

Some spaces really make you pause for a second. I remember walking through this five bedroom villa at the Estates at Acqualina in Miami and just standing there by the windows with the ocean in view. The sound of the waves was coming in softer than I expected. It is the kind of place where you can breathe a bit easier and maybe even forget your phone for a while. This home is completely unfurnished right now so you actually get to decide how it feels. Honestly that is rare in a place like this. Sometimes you walk into these luxury properties and they are already dressed up and you are just living with someone else's choices. Here though the blank canvas is yours so if you have always dreamed of a reading nook that catches the sunrise or a kitchen set up for making actually good coffee in the quiet mornings you have room for it. What surprises most people is just how much space you get. Four thousand seven hundred and eighty square feet inside and a lot of that is open plan which really lets in the light. There are big family spaces but also corners where you can just sit with a book or work quietly without feeling tucked away. Five bedrooms so yes you can have everyone over and not worry about it feeling crowded. Seven and a half bathrooms too so really there is never any waiting around. You could honestly host your whole extended family for the weekend. Something I noticed when I spent a bit of time here is how it does not feel like the usual beachfront property that is a little too minimal. There is an ease to it. Maybe it is the view or the way you can hear people out on the water during the day and then watch the building lights from the balcony at night. The amenities here just go beyond the usual Miami villa set up. You get access to an indoor ice skating rink which lets you pretend you are somewhere else entirely if you are in the mood. There is also a bowling alley which actually does see a lot of use late in the evenings. Aqua fit classes are genuinely more fun when you are looking out at the ocean. For anyone who likes to mix up the routine a bit there is even a boxing ring indoors. Sometimes there are kids' classes there and you hear laughter echoing down the hall. You will also find a Halo therapy area that is genuinely relaxing on a stressful week. There is a flowrider for surf practice and a kids pool with a slide that actually gets used. On quiet afternoons you might spot families just lounging by the water while someone builds a sandcastle. If you like full service beach clubs you have one right here so you never have to pack a bag or search for a fresh towel. Food is not a problem at all. There are five restaurants close and because it is all part of the Estates at Acqualina you have round the clock room service. Sometimes you feel like breakfast at noon and that is no issue. If you ever need housekeeping there is help available so you can focus on actually enjoying your time here. It feels nice not to worry about chores for a while. Miami is right outside but honestly when you are home here you might not want to leave very often. The local community is relaxed and you see people out walking or just sitting with a coffee in the mornings. Kids on bikes in the evenings. It has its own steady kind of pace. The only way to really get the feel for this villa is to come see it. I am happy to answer any questions or just walk you through when you are ready. At LuxuryProperty dot com we want your next home move to feel as easy as finding the right chair by that big window. Reach out any time. &nbsp;

Ocean Front Luxury 5 Bed Furnished Residence, Miami

Some homes just make you pause a little before heading inside. This villa in Coral Gables, Miami definitely does that. I remember pulling up under these big old trees, sunlight spilling through. You hear birds more than cars here. Honestly, the drive alone gets you in a different mood. Then when you step in, the quiet kind of wraps around you. It all feels very private, almost like you could get lost in your own world for a while. This place sits on two acres. That's something you really notice when you walk through the garden, which kind of stretches out all around the villa. There's space for kids to run barefoot on the grass but also for grownups to find a quiet corner, maybe with a book or just to look at the sky. The whole street looks a little like something in a movie, with tall trees that must have been here for years and years. Life gets a bit slower, in a good way. Designed by Kobe Karp, who people in Miami talk about a lot, the villa itself is just easy on the eyes. The ceilings are tall enough you catch different angles of sunlight in every room. The open living spaces make gatherings and lazy mornings feel natural. You don't have to hunt for places to sit or just be. When you walk in, you see right through to the terraces outside, so indoor and outdoor living sort of blur together, especially with the big sliding doors open. The kitchen is more than just a showpiece. It's the kind you actually want to cook in, whether for a whole group or just something simple. Standing there, you see the garden and the pool, so if someone's swimming or playing outside, you're still part of things. There's even a proper library, and it smells like real books and wood when the sun heats up the shelves in the afternoon. Kids have their own playroom tucked away too, and there's enough room for the usual noise and mess. Bedrooms here are huge, each one kind of its own quiet spot with its own bathroom, so guests get space and privacy. The master suite is something else though. It makes you want to just sleep in, let the morning spill in through the windows. Even the closets feel generous, not just practical. There's a media room for movie nights and lots of windows to keep things bright even on rainy days. The maid's quarters are separate enough to give everyone their own space. You'll notice touches everywhere like the elevator space for easy access someday and a full-house generator for when the Florida storms roll in. The garage is massive and, if cars are your thing, could fit up to eight of them with a bit of a tweak. For the boat lover, there is a slip in the community marina, which is the sort of perk you only really appreciate when you use it. The community here at Journeys End is very private and secure. Kids still play outside in the evenings, people walk dogs, and there are two tennis courts and park-like green spaces you can wander through. And the pool really does feel like you are at a resort. Early morning swims before coffee or long afternoons on the terrace with friends just feel right. The lanai is perfect for lazy Sunday lunches or nights when you just want to eat outside with the breeze and no fuss. Location means you are close enough to pop into Coconut Grove or Coral Gables for dinner or coffee, but far enough that city noise just drifts away. Miami's best shops and restaurants are never too far, though honestly, some days you might not even want to leave the property. It's not the kind of place you'll get a full sense of from pictures or words. The only way to see if it feels right is to come and walk through it yourself. If you've got questions or just want to talk about what life in Coral Gables might be like, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, it's all about making sure your next move feels as comfortable as possible. &nbsp;

Outstanding Seven-Bed Villa in Coral Gables, Miami

Sometimes standing by the edge of the water here you just go quiet for a second. It is not often you see wide open water like this and just this much room to dream. These two waterfront lots at 1045 and 1041 North Venetian Drive in Miami Beach really do give you a different feeling the second you set foot on the land. There is something about the breeze coming off the bay and the way the light hits the water late afternoon. I actually stood there watching little boats glide by and some birds circling near the trees for a while. You just feel it could be something truly special. Here you get a total of 120 feet right on the water which just does not come around every day in Miami. The space stretches out over 18000 square feet which is plenty whether you are thinking about building one showpiece villa or want to develop something custom. Plus you have architect plans already included with the sale. That takes some of the guesswork out of what can actually work here. Sometimes it is nice not to start from scratch. If you know the Venetian Islands at all you know Sunset Harbor is basically around the corner and Miami Beach is just a quick drive away. You can actually walk out and see downtown Miami in the distance on a clear day. I remember checking the view and it just made me want to spend a whole evening by the water. People always ask about getting out on the water and here that is about as easy as it gets. The lots give you direct access right to the bay and from there the ocean is just a bit further out. There is nothing in the way. You could have a little dock for kayaks or a proper boat your pick. The way this section is set up there is room to get a pool in maybe even a garden where you just catch the sun from every angle. And you are close to everything. Edgewater and Brickell never feel far but somehow you do not get any of the noise here. It just feels private and kind of old school Miami in a good way. You might even see some folks riding bikes past in the evening. It really is that kind of neighborhood. Another thing I notice on lots like this is just how free it feels to plan. There are no odd shapes or tricky slopes. It is all flat usable land. You can walk every bit of it and it never feels cramped. It is the sort of spot where kids could play or you host friends for sunsets and you never run out of space. Architects have a field day here. Sometimes people worry about the paperwork side of things but since plans are already included with these lots honestly you get a head start. You do not have to imagine what is possible because you can see it right there on paper. Even so you are not locked in. It is a blank canvas if you want it to be. And the best part might just be the vibe around here. There is always a neighbor waving or someone walking their dog by the water. Coffee is never far. You are never really away from the action but you get the feeling of calm that is pretty rare in Miami Beach these days. The mornings are especially nice. Sometimes you see a fisherman or two out before breakfast. It is hard not to pause for a bit just to look. I could keep going but honestly the only way to know if you see your next home here is to come stand on the land. Walk to the water and watch the sky for a bit. If you want to chat or just come by and see it in person let me know anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we always want your next move to feel just right for you. &nbsp;

Waterfront Lot At 1045 N Venetian Dr In Miami Beach

Some homes just make you stop for a second as soon as you walk in. This seven bedroom villa on Fisher Island honestly has that slow down effect. You feel a sort of calm here. Maybe it is the sound of the ocean out the window or just the way the natural light spills across the wideplank oak floors. Either way, it kind of invites you to just breathe it all in for a bit before you even start exploring the rest of the place. I found myself walking out onto the deep terrace the first chance I had. There is just something about those ocean views that makes everything else melt away. You can really see the curve of the coastline from here and the fresh air is pretty much always moving. You get a real sense of space. The designers have kept it feeling open while still giving you privacy with those handplastered white brick walls and the organic reclaimed wood everywhere sort of grounding everything. The living areas just flow gently from one to the next. You notice how it is quiet even when there is a breeze outside. That would be the soundproofing you will not see but you definitely feel it. It is rare to find a layout like this at 7954 Fisher Island Drive. The floorplan makes a lot of sense if you have a big family or you want space for people to visit but you also like moments of quiet to yourself. The main suite is honestly something else. Sitting in there with a book felt like being in a real retreat. There is direct ocean view right from your bed. The seating area is tucked away, which is nice, and there is an actual spot for a desk so you can work while watching the sea. The ensuite bathroom just feels gentle and earthy. There is handapplied clay on the walls and this tub that looks like it is floating in the middle of the room. At some point you will probably forget your phone and just soak for a while. You notice there is real craftsmanship here. The millwork is actually imported from Europe and you feel the difference in the details. Even the floors have their own warmth. The kitchen looks and feels like the kind of place where you could cook a big dinner from scratch. Miele appliances are here plus a Viking oven and those double SubZero fridges. You have a two hundred bottle wine refrigerator as well in case you want to keep things interesting when you have friends over. People tend to gather in the kitchen during a party and this one feels built for that sort of easygoing get together. Each bedroom has a sense of privacy. The window angles are thoughtful so you get sunshine in the mornings without losing that feeling of being a bit tucked away. There is a media room for movie nights or just to veg out. The service quarter is kind of handy if you do have staff or if you are planning for longer stays on the island. Living on Fisher Island feels different from anywhere else in Miami. You sometimes see kids biking by in the evenings and it almost feels like a small town. There is a golf course nearby and the coffee shop is never really that far. You do not really see cars all that much here. Most people use their golf carts so it is quiet and homey. This villa comes with its own golf cart space and three proper parking spots plus storage which is practical if you plan to stay long term or just want the freedom for friends to pop by. You could find bigger places in Miami or definitely more flashy ones but honestly if you want a real sanctuary with true ocean views and space to breathe it is hard to beat this one. The only way to know if the mood feels right is to come take a look. If you are curious or just want to see it up close let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make your next step feel easy and comfortable. Reach out any time. &nbsp;

Ocean View 7 Bed Mansion 7954  Fisher Island Dr 7954

Some homes just sort of calm you down the minute you walk in. This waterfront place on the very tip of Miami's Venetian Islands does that for me, I think it's the way the light moves around inside. The sky opens up here and you see the bay stretching right through the windows. Sometimes there are a couple of sailboats and, if you catch it late in the day, those sunsets can make you forget you're in the middle of the city at all. The thing about this five bedroom villa at 444 W Rivo Alto Drive is there's nothing rushed. The lot is bigger than most and you sort of feel it in your shoulders the moment you step inside. I wandered slowly from the foyer through to the big living room, kind of drawn by the water out there. There's a fireplace tucked against one wall but mostly it's those big windows framing Biscayne Bay that pull you in. And if you need a drink or something during a get together there's a wet bar right there. It just makes everything easier when friends pop by. You're not scrambling around or fussing. Honestly the kitchen here feels like someone actually cooks in it. Top quality stuff everywhere but what stands out is that broad block of granite where you could put out snacks or hang out and chat while the oven's going. The appliances are all modern and if you're into a morning coffee there's a spot right next to the window where you can lean and watch boats go by. Sometimes things feel too pretty to touch but this kitchen invites you to roll up sleeves and make a real meal. There's even a little eat in corner so you can keep an eye on something in the oven and watch what's happening outside at the same time. Then there's the family room just off the kitchen which feels like a space for telling stories late at night or just putting your feet up with a book on a quiet afternoon. Skylights up in the high wood ceilings throw a warm glow over those wide tan oak floors. The floors are worth a look on their own, honestly. I've never seen Cuban tiles quite like them. The whole thing feels sunkissed which you do not get everywhere. When you walk into the principal suite the first thing you'll notice is how it opens right up to the terrace. Most mornings you'll feel like stepping outside just for the fresh air before you even reach for your phone. The walk-in closet has enough space that you never feel like you're digging through piles and the principal bathroom is actually elegant. I always notice if bathrooms feel cold but here you've got a glass shower that steams up just right and a soaking tub set apart like it's begging for something quiet. Some details just work. Out back is where you might spend most weekends. The pool area is generous but still feels tucked away. There's covered seating if you want some shade and the deck is just the right kind of weathered. I notice families use docks differently. Some bring paddleboards down or sit and watch the lights across the bay once the sun goes down. Here it feels like you could do any of that and never feel cramped. Direct access to the open ocean means days out on the water are as easy as picking up your keys. Plus the whole Venetian Islands vibe is pretty relaxed, you'll see neighbors walking or jogging and now and then kids biking slow along the waterfront. It's one of those Miami villas where you really need to experience the space to know if it fits. If you want to feel how the breeze moves around or just have a look and talk it through, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we do our best to make your next move feel comfortable and simple. &nbsp;

5 Bed Furnished Bayfront Home At 444 W Rivo Alto Dr

Sometimes you find a place that just has something different about it even when there are no walls up yet and it is just land with all kinds of promise. That is the feeling I had standing at this waterfront spot at 1320 S Venetian Way. The address tells you a bit but really you have to stand here by the water to get what it is about. This San Marco Island lot is right at the edge of Miami Bay and I just kept watching the sunlight shift on the surface. More than a few boats were out there some drifting others gathering up speed to somewhere fun and the Miami skyline sits in the background so you will never forget where you are. Every sunset here is its own thing. I honestly did not want to leave before seeing how it looked when everything went golden and then blue all over again. Sometimes you get sunrise too if you are up for that. Either way the view is wide open and never boring. It is an empty plot now. No villa yet so you are not just buying a house you are setting the stage for whatever you have been dreaming up. I picture a modern house with big glass doors opening right out to the bay. Maybe a simple deck with a coffee table for long mornings or a pool where you can float and listen to the quiet which feels rare in Miami sometimes. This plot sits in the heart of the Venetian Islands which locals tend to call the best part of Miami for a reason. There is a little more calmness here than you expect and you still have everything close. South Beach is about ten minutes around the corner if you want to jump into the city and restaurants show up wherever you look. Actually I heard from a neighbor walking past that there is a place with the best pastries just down the road but that is the kind of thing you find out when you move here. At about thirty two square meters this lot is not the biggest but the shape feels right and the water at the edge makes the space feel multiplied. Sometimes you see kids out on paddleboards in the bay or a family fishing off the edge. The neighborhood has a mix of quiet and activity. You notice people jogging in the evenings and there is a friendliness that is easy to feel. Miami can move fast but here you might find yourself slowing down a bit. I did at least. I should mention the little things because they matter. The breeze gets going here on most afternoons and you can actually hear it in the palms. The water is so close you almost get caught up watching the light bounce around more than your phone screen. Whether you want to build something grand or keep things simple you have a lot of possibilities. The plot is currently unfurnished which just means blank canvas really. One of the best parts is you have all that open bay in front. Direct water access is special and honestly in Miami you really feel that difference. There is something about the Venetian Islands that draws a certain crowd. People who like the water but also want some peace. The community itself is established with a touch of old Miami but new ideas move in all the time. If you are someone who likes a mix of city lights and quiet moments this place lines right up with that. Anyway you could go back and forth about waterfront versus city living but here you get both. You choose when to join in and when to just listen to the water. The only real way to know if it fits you is to actually come and stand here for yourself. If you feel like seeing this San Marco Island waterfront spot in person or just want to ask a few questions I am always around. At LuxuryProperty.com we are happy to help you figure out if this could be your new start. No pressure. Just reach out when you are ready and we can take a walk together. &nbsp;

Furnished Waterfront Lot At 1320 S Venetian Way In San Marco Island

Some homes give you that pause when you walk in you just sort of slow down and take a breath. This villa out on the tip of the Venetian Islands in Miami Beach that is one of those places. Stepping inside with those huge windows looking right out onto Biscayne Bay feels almost like an invitation to just stop whatever you were thinking about and just take in the view. I actually stood by the living room for a while and watched the sun start its way down over the water. Out here sunsets are a real thing everyone keeps the camera ready for but most evenings I think you would just want to watch with your people around you. The house itself sits on a huge plot so there is this easy sense of space outside and in. The cathedral ceilings catch the afternoon light through the skylights plus there are these warm oak floors that make you want to kick your shoes off right away. I have to say the custom Cuban tiles are one of those little touches you do not expect but it just works and sort of grounds the place in Florida living. There is an interior courtyard too and it feels private even though Biscayne Bay is in full view just through the windows. Sometimes you hear gulls and the sound of the water gently stirring which feels oddly calming considering you are right in the heart of Miami. The living space is not just big but actually charming with the fireplace right in the middle. There is a wet bar tucked in and if you like the idea of having people over for evenings in you will actually use it. The dining area is somehow both open to the outdoors and cozy for everyday meals or those bigger family get-togethers. The kitchen is one of those you sort of end up standing around in talking way after dinner should have started. Top appliances from Wolf and Samsung a big granite island you can actually prep on plus there is that casual eat-in spot where people will definitely gather at all hours. You will also notice the main suite steals the best spot in the house with big windows on the water and direct access to a quiet terrace for coffee mornings or late night stargazing. Closet space is not even a question. Whoever lands here is going to get more than enough. The main bath has that spa feel to it. Walk in shower glass everywhere and a soaking tub where you would probably stay longer than you planned. The remaining bedrooms carry that comfortable airy vibe as well so even the quieter spots of the house are soaked in daylight. Step outside and you are right by the bay. There is a big pool and an easy deck with covered seating. I can picture dinner outside here pretty much every evening pool swims at sunset or just sitting with a book and the sound of water around. The dock is large enough for a boat if that is part of your life or maybe it just becomes your front row seat for those Miami sunrises and sunsets. Ocean access is actually right there so you might be tempted to head out on the water most weekends. This place is not furnished so you get to make it your own from the ground up. That means your own style your own memories. The lifestyle here really is about balance quiet moments at home and yet you are minutes from Miami Beach life. There are kids biking in the street sometimes and the coffee spot is honestly never far no matter which direction you head. The only way to know if it feels right is to come take a look. If you just want to walk through or have questions or just want to talk about life out on the Venetian Islands get in touch anytime. Here at LuxuryProperty dot com we believe your next move should always feel easy and real. &nbsp;

Sunset View Family Residence at Miami Beach

Sometimes you step into a place and you just have to stand still for a second. This corner villa at 800 South Pointe Drive does that to you. The first thing you get is all that Miami sunlight pouring through, bouncing off the pale floors and filling the wide living area. I noticed right away how the space just lets you breathe a little easier. There are these huge windows along the walls and honestly you cannot miss the view. Bay on one side, downtown skyline on the other, everything keeps changing as the day goes on. I actually watched a couple of boats drift along the water and for a while it just felt like everything slowed down.&nbsp; Inside, it is three proper bedrooms. Not boxy or squeezed feeling, but generous, especially the main one. It is tucked in such a way that you can see the sun coming up if you leave the curtains open. The closets have a lot of room, so it is not one of those setups where you are fighting for some extra space. You will notice the ceilings are tall. About ten feet from floor to ceiling so even with furniture it never closes in. The living area runs right into an open kitchen that feels like someone actually planned for family dinners or friends dropping in. I could see myself standing at the big kitchen island, coffee cup in hand just looking out and chatting while someone is actually doing some real cooking. The appliances are all built in, no big flashing logos, just that clean Miami vibe. Even though it is unfurnished, it is easy to imagine where you would tuck a reading chair or maybe a piano by the window. Step out onto the terrace which wraps almost completely around the corner. I measured it roughly and you have more outdoor space than most entire apartments. Eleven feet wide and so many places to just sit and let the day fade. There is a real summer kitchen set up too which makes it easy to picture evenings with the grill going and friends just drifting between inside and out. Sometimes you almost forget you are in a city because you just hear the pool water moving or the breeze off the bay. And the colors at sunset here really are something. Sometimes it feels like the whole neighborhood is glowing. Plus you are looking at over forty one hundred square feet of built up space so you never feel cramped. There is even an extra room for media or maybe an office if you are trying to work a little on your own terms. What I like is how private it is. You come straight up from your own elevator foyer and you are home. Nobody wandering past your door. The South of Fifth neighborhood is one of those places where you walk to the coffee shop. I saw families heading down to the beach with towels over their shoulders and it just feels a little easier here. Some of the best restaurants are close so it is never hard to meet up for dinner even last minute. Miami can be busy but this corner of Florida is different. There are enough regulars around that people nod good morning but it never feels crowded. Sometimes I just stood by the terrace rail and watched the neighborhood. A few kids on bikes after school, some folks out with dogs, the sort of place where people look out for each other.&nbsp; You have pool views and the canal just there. Ocean over the rooftops. It changes with the light. Every window is another reason to look out.&nbsp; Honestly, you only really know if a place feels right when you are inside. Photos do not catch the quiet. If you want to have a look around or just want to talk it through I am here. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to keep it simple so your next move feels like going home not just another transaction. &nbsp;

3 Bed Corner Unit At 800 S POINTE DR 1504

Some homes just have a certain pull. The kind where you stop and stand there for a second before even shutting the front door behind you. That is how it felt the first time I stepped inside this waterfront villa at 2621 Flamingo Drive in Miami. Eight bedrooms is actually hard to picture in your head until you see them for yourself and realize just how much breathing room you get here. Honestly it almost feels like its own little estate tucked in on a peaceful corner with the bay just stretching out behind the backyard. Right away you notice how everything seems honestly thought out for everyday life but also for quiet, almost movie scene mornings. The limestone floors through the living spaces just work with the sunlight that pours in. I walked barefoot for a bit and it just felt cool and solid underfoot. Then you go through to the bedrooms and you get this switch to Champagne Oak floors and it changes the whole mood. I ended up pausing at one window and just watching the water and these little birds that seem to love this bit of the shoreline. This villa was built in twenty twenty one so it still feels new. Even the details still have that crisp feeling but it is not at all cold. It is more like modern was softened up by an architect who actually gets the way people want to live. The house is shaped like a U so you have this sense of privacy and space. There is even a spot set aside for a home office or gym if that is something you want. It comes with a terrace that looks out at the garden which feels like a good way to clear your head between calls or get in a quick workout. Plus you have a three car garage which is a small thing but just makes life simpler. You get just under eight thousand square feet of living space here and really you feel it most in the kitchen. If you actually like to cook or even just hang out making coffee while someone else cooks this is a kitchen that works for both. Gas cooking like a real chef would want and the marble countertop stretches out sixteen feet. I tried to count the steps once side to side and lost track. Then there is a walk in refrigerator that is more like what you see in a restaurant than in a typical home. It is the kind of kitchen where you can see the family all milling around talking about the day or friends leaning against the counter with wine glasses out at sunset. And the thing is, being on the water here matters. You have one hundred feet of bay frontage and you feel that outside and inside too. Sometimes you may even forget your phone. The views shift through the day with the light and you get that scent of salt and quiet that people move here for. There is a fifteen thousand pound boat lift already there in case boating is your thing or if you just want the option. I saw kids out paddle boarding one afternoon and it kind of completed the picture for me. You are also walking distance from the beach and from Lincoln Road Mall which is always buzzing. Coffee shops are nearby, you see people out with their dogs, sometimes families out riding bikes. The area just feels lived in but not busy in a bothersome way. Flamingo Drive is honestly one of those quiet streets people talk about and you get that privacy with the bonus of great access. This house is not furnished so you get to make it your own from the start. Bring your own ideas and turn it into the home you actually want. The only way you really know if it suits is to come see it for yourself. Reach out if you want a walk through or just have questions. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want you to feel at home from the start. &nbsp;

Waterfront 8 Bed House At 2621 Flamingo Dr

Sometimes you just get a feeling when you walk into a place. This four bedroom apartment at Waldorf Astoria in Miami honestly gives you that mix of calm and wow within just a few steps. I remember stopping right inside the front door and just looking around for a bit. There is something about the light pouring in through those big floor to ceiling windows that puts you at ease straight away. You look out over Miami and it almost feels like the city is waiting for you to come explore but then again you also may not want to leave at all.&nbsp; The space is open and you notice it right away when you move from the living area to the kitchen. There is a sense of flow that makes everything feel connected rather than cut up into rooms that you just pass through. The kitchen actually feels like somewhere you might cook a family meal or have friends over and everyone ends up chatting by the counter without planning to. BAMO designed the kitchens and bathrooms here and you can see and feel the difference. Fixtures from Dornbracht and Duravit have that smooth cool touch when you turn on the tap. Even the wooden floors honestly make you want to slip off your shoes and just relax for a second. You know sometimes in high end places it all looks too glossy or cold but here there is warmth that makes you think people could really live well in this apartment.&nbsp; There is a smart home app here too so you can book things or get help with something at the touch of a button. Maybe you just want fresh towels sent up after a swim or you need dinner delivered for the night in. That kind of ease is what stands out. And as someone who loves the feeling of a real hotel but can never quite make it feel like home this place actually seems to merge the two without it ever feeling fake.&nbsp; Then you get to the bedrooms. Each room brings in the Miami light in a different way. Some corners are bright and feel good for Sunday mornings. Others are somehow quieter even with all the windows. I noticed one of the bedrooms catches a little bit of the sunset if you time it right which might turn even the most casual evening into something special.&nbsp; You cannot help but notice the amenities that come with living here. It really is a round the clock experience. The pool feels resort like but not too busy and if you feel like lounging all afternoon with a book no one will rush you. Peacock Alley is the kind of lounge where you can have a lazy coffee or maybe meet a friend for a glass of wine after dinner. The spa and fitness centers are open for when you want to move or slow down a bit. I can imagine coming home from a weekday in the city and just heading straight for a swim or a steam. The staff around are always there but never in your way and the concierge gets to know what you like which makes every day feel a bit simpler.&nbsp; The Miami lifestyle is hard to beat and living at Waldorf Astoria really puts you close to everything. The beach is nearby and mornings can be spent grabbing coffee before the city gets busy. Sometimes you spot kids riding their bikes in the early evening while people relax on their balconies. Some days you may catch yourself slowing down just to watch the city outside.&nbsp; The only true way to know if this apartment fits your life is to walk through it yourself. Reach out any time if you want to see it in person or just chat about the area. At LuxuryProperty dot com we want your next move to feel easy and right for you. &nbsp;

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