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Some homes really change your pace the minute you get there. That is actually the first thing I felt walking into this villa in Akai Estates in Southwest Ranches, Florida. Between the huge driveway and the soft sound of water from the pool just around the side, you cannot really help slowing down and just letting your shoulders drop. You notice how quiet it is right away. Birds now and then, maybe a breeze moving through the trees out front. The whole place sits on over eighty seven thousand square feet of land and you feel that sense of privacy. Even the gates to the community look a little more tucked away than you would expect. Inside, the vibe just opens up. It is modern and bright, clean lines all over, but it does not feel cold at all. Actually, you can picture people laughing in the kitchen or music playing out on the patio. With eight bedrooms spread out across more than twelve thousand square feet inside, there is honestly room for just about any situation. It could be the laughter of kids opening bedroom doors in the morning or friends coming over for a long weekend. High ceilings just make everything feel a bit lighter. Sometimes you almost forget your phone because something about it just makes you want to take a deep breath and look around. The kitchen is made for real life cooking. You will notice the flow if you walk from the fridge right to the prep counter with your groceries. The cabinets do not just try to be glossy or perfect. They are the kind you want to actually use. There is a separate island space so someone can be chopping while someone else is making coffee. And when you step outside to the garden or the pool area right from the main living room, it all connects. I stood out there for a few minutes just listening. No traffic, just wind and the splash of the pool. It is one of those infinity edge pools that catches the late afternoon sun perfectly. Even on a warm day you get a little breeze off the surface. You can tell the architect wanted the outside and the inside to flow together. Open the big glass doors and suddenly your living room feels twice as big. There is room here for a peaceful early morning with just you and a mug of coffee, or it could be that place where everyone gravitates at the end of the night. There is plenty of space in the garden for dogs or a weekend game of catch. Some evenings in this part of Southwest Ranches you see families going for walks or kids riding bikes along the quieter lanes. The community here is about slowing down and just living without the city rush. Fitness people will like the gym space. It is not a tiny afterthought sort of room. This is real space to lift or stretch or even just roll out a mat for yoga by the window. There is a spa area too if you need that post workout recovery or just quiet time by yourself. Entertainment spots are built in so you can host movie nights or that one big birthday party. Sometimes homes with this much space lose that cozy feel but here, it all just settles together naturally. The plot itself is something special. You get privacy since the plots in Akai Estates are deep and spread out, no one looking in over your fence. There is even a helipad for the community which is a detail people rarely expect. If you want upgrades there are options for tennis courts, pickleball, a putting green, basketball, really anything you want for staying active without leaving your own little pocket of Florida. If you are curious whether the pace and the feel are right for you, seeing it in person is the only way. Questions are always welcome or we can just take a slow walk through and see if it fits how you want to live. At LuxuryProperty.com, every move should be a little more comfortable. Just let us know when.

Furnished Designer Home in Akai Estates For Sale

Some homes just bring back a sense of a slower life as soon as you walk in. This eight bedroom villa set along Pine Tree Drive in Miami is definitely one of them. Honestly, the first thing I noticed was the soft light coming through everywhere. There is a garden courtyard out front that almost pulls you aside before you even make it in the door. I took a minute by the entrance just to admire the old trees and all that green. Sometimes you just get stuck looking around and listening to the sounds of water nearby. It is a historic waterfront estate. The whole place feels big without being showy. There is a real grace to the details. Wood floors that make a gentle sound under your shoes and coffered ceilings above you. You get this clear line straight through the living spaces out to the canal and the bay past the windows. When the sun is up, the rooms are golden and everything seems laid back. You can see the water sparkling no matter where you go. Sometimes you see a boat drifting by or a flock of birds landing out on the dock. The staircase is one of those things people talk about later. It wraps upward in a tight Victorian curl with the ceiling going way up above it. Bedrooms spill off in every direction and most have their own balconies looking straight over the water. It feels private up there. Most of the time the only sound is the breeze or someone talking quietly below. Some evenings I stood out on those balconies and just watched the sunset. It never really gets old. There are eight bedrooms and they do not all look the same which for me makes it a lot more interesting. Some are large and open with views across the pool. A few even have windows that face the quiet garden instead. Each space has that same warm wood and soft paint. Even when the doors are open there is this hush as if the world is a little farther away in here. The kitchen is actually being updated right now with some high end appliances that will make cooking feel simple and good. There is room for real meals and you can imagine having friends or family gathering around while you finish up a late breakfast on a Sunday. It just feels easy and not formal in the way some big houses can be. Downstairs you move from one living space to the next and they all flow together without any hard edges. Maybe that is why it keeps its warmth even on cooler days. Out back is probably my favorite part. The pool is right there above the water. Some mornings you hear kids splashing or someone doing laps before the day gets busy. There is a private dock too with plenty of space and a boat lift for anyone who wants to head out to the bay. Once or twice I have seen neighbors waving from across the canal or a local fisherman heading out early. Miami life honestly just feels relaxed in this spot. The street is always quieter than some of the main strips but the best coffee shops and little local spots are never far away. Even when you want to go out it just feels close and easy. There is a new roof up top made with handmade Spanish tiles and the hurricane impact windows and doors are all being installed right now. So you get that real sense of history plus peace of mind. French doors all open out to the terraces and walkways that circle the estate. If you are inside or out you always catch a view of the bay or gardens. Sometimes you almost forget your phone entirely. It just has that kind of calm. So if you are looking for an eight bedroom waterfront villa for sale in Miami with historic charm and real comfort, this place really deserves a walk through. I would say the only way to know if it fits is to see it for yourself. If you feel curious or want to talk more let me know anytime. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we make these visits feel like a conversation not a sales pitch. Come by when you are ready.

8 Bed Waterfront Estate At 5681 Pine Tree Dr

Some places almost feel like a story before you even walk up to the door. Standing outside this six bedroom villa called Fons Praedenum on Millionaires Row in Miami Beach you get that sense right away. I slowed down out front just to watch the breeze moving through the palm trees and honestly you might do the same. You can see right out to Biscayne Bay and Key Biscayne so sometimes it honestly feels like the city is somewhere far behind you and the only thing in front is sky and open water. That is the magic of these old neighborhoods around Biscayne Boulevard and there is something about the limestone bluffs along here that you do not get just anywhere in South Florida or even most of the United States. Walking inside feels a bit like walking into an old film but with all the easy comfort of something updated and actually ready to live in right now. The formal entry has these tall columns and you get a sense of classic Art Deco details mixed with solid traditional touches. Light pours in and somehow the rooms feel both fresh and grown up. Some homes in Miami Beach try a little too hard to be modern or flashy but this place just feels real. I stopped by one of the bay facing windows for a bit and watched the birds flying outside. You could set up a book and coffee in the library or even just sit and look out at the water. The kitchen feels like somewhere you would want to cook a proper family meal not just order takeout again and again. There is even a special room made for flower arranging which you almost never see anymore and it gives the place so much character. Sometimes you find yourself walking slowly through the halls and thinking about the dinners and quiet afternoons that could happen here. And then you realize just how much space you have. The estate sits on over one and a half acres and you get almost one hundred and forty five feet along one of the prettiest waterfronts in all of Florida. Some days you will wake up to soft sunlight on the bay and other times you will see boats drifting by or just locals jogging along the boulevard. Evenings are calm except for a bit of city energy in the distance and the sound of water below. If you are out on the terrace or just somewhere in the garden you can really forget about your phone for a while. Kids bike through the area sometimes before sunset and there is almost always a neighbor waving hello. Here on Millionaires Row things move a little slower and people notice each other. With a built area over seven thousand square feet there is room for pretty much any idea you have. Extra bedrooms for guests or home offices or whatever fits your family life right now. Because of the way the estate has been kept and updated since the 1930s you get that rare feeling of history mixed with flexibility. I have seen homes where everything was new but did not have a soul. Fons Praedenum still has that original spirit but it does not feel stuck in the past. If expansion or new construction is ever on your mind the plot itself gives you that freedom too so you are never really limited. The best thing is you get this blend of privacy and connection. Coffee shops and all the city favorites are just a short drive or even a nice walk away but when you are home it feels like you could be on your own island. It is one of those rare Miami luxury villas where you do not have to choose between space and style and story. I could go on about the history or the design but honestly it is a place you have to walk through to really get. If you are even a little bit curious or just want a closer look feel free to reach out. I am here to answer any questions no pressure at all. At LuxuryProperty.com we think finding your next place should feel easy and real. Come see if this spot on Biscayne Boulevard feels like home to you.

Six-Bedroom Oasis on Millionaire's Row At Biscayne Boulevard, Miami Beach

There is a real hush that settles in when you stand just beyond the gates at 37 Indian Creek Island Road. Maybe it is the water all around or that gentle breeze across Biscayne Bay or maybe it is knowing the island is only for a handful of families. Indian Creek is a place where people wave to each other when they jog in the morning and where you might spot a couple of famous faces but honestly nobody seems to make a big deal about it. Everyone just loves their privacy and you feel it as soon as you arrive. You step onto this huge plot by the bay and even for someone who has seen a lot of Miami estates this one really feels different. The front garden rolls way out by the water and you just notice how quiet it feels except for the birds and sometimes a shout from the golf course next door. This is not one of those properties you see every day. Over here you have just under 54,000 square feet to play with all opening up to the southern view over Biscayne Bay. The water here has this glassy blue look in the morning. The backyard gives you about one hundred thirty feet or so of proper yacht mooring space so even if you have a big boat you are more than covered. Some people come to Indian Creek just for the golf but with the course right behind you and private marina space out front you do not have to choose. You can tee off after breakfast and be out on the water by lunch if you feel like it. There is something both relaxed and kind of grand about this plot. You can see how someone would dream up a home here with sunlit rooms and wide balconies for evening drinks. Actually there is already a design lined up by Kobi Karp if you want to go that route and it really works for this spot. What is nice is the lot gives you tons of room for a big pool or a tennis court or maybe just a garden that feels like a park. The sunsets here stop you for a minute. I found myself just leaning on the railing by the water and watching it change from gold to pink. You have got just a few neighbors. Some are famous, most are not. That is part of the calm here. Indian Creek Island sits tucked away with its own gated entrance plus there is a security patrol that loops around. Kids here ride bikes and drift down to the docks after dinner for a bit to watch the lights of Miami far off in the distance. Talking about getting to the city, it is an easy drive. Some days you might find yourself heading out for brunch in Miami Beach and be home before the ice melts in your coffee. But honestly, once you settle in here, leaving even for a few hours starts to feel like too much effort. There is this easy luxury in Indian Creek. You are close to everything in Miami but you never feel crowded. The big trees sway a bit in the warm breeze and at night the stars seem a little brighter. The plot itself just feels like a blank canvas if you ask me. You could build something jaw dropping here but even if you just left it open for a while you would enjoy it. The island itself is famous enough that it is called Billionaires Bunker by locals but nobody goes around acting too important. It is more about the space and the calm. If you have been thinking about Miami in a new way or have always wanted that feeling of being wrapped in nature but only minutes from everything, you might want to walk this plot with your own eyes. It is not until you stand at the water and look back toward the house that you really get it. I am happy to answer questions or just walk over together whenever you like. At LuxuryProperty dot com we think buying a home or land should feel comfortable from the start. Just reach out if you would like to see if this feels like your next big step.

37  Indian Creek Island Rd

Some homes just have a certain way they let you breathe deeper as soon as you arrive. That honestly happened to me here at 2506 Barcelona Dr. This seven bedroom waterfront villa in Las Olas Seven Isles of Fort Lauderdale does not try too hard but it just keeps surprising you. When I walked up the front, the quiet was the first thing that hit me. Then you remember you are still in Florida, with that easy sea breeze and sunlight bouncing everywhere, just a block or two from the buzz of Fort Lauderdale but somehow it feels private here. The moment you step through, you cannot help but overlook that sixty foot pool outside. It comes with waterfalls and that whole backyard looks like you could host one of those slow Sunday barbecues with friends or just fall asleep on a lounger listening to the water. There is so much space out back that you might catch yourself planning things you would never do in a smaller place. If you like the water, well this home is ready for you. You have got eighty feet of deep water canal frontage with the cleanest dock I have seen lately. I just kept picturing sunset boat rides or heading out for coffee down the Intracoastal early in the morning with no shoes. Sometimes you really forget how easy Florida living can feel. Inside is where you start to see what makes this estate on Barcelona Drive stand out. It is solid. Concrete and steel everywhere and when you touch the walls or lean against the kitchen counters, it all feels sturdy in your hands. The kitchen itself, I mean, that sixteen by seven foot marble island actually made me stop and just look at it for a second. It is the real thing. If you actually like to cook or just hang out while someone else does, this is the hub. You have got Subzero and Wolf appliances already in place, so anything you make actually feels like a proper meal. There are coolers for your wine and even the accent lighting in here gives it that soft glow in the evening. I honestly wanted to just stand there and try out all the gadgets. Technology is everywhere but it is not in your face. The smart home system handles lighting, music, cameras, alarms, that kind of thing. Everything is Lutron, so it just works. On most days you will probably forget about the tech and just open up all the windows to let the canal breeze in. On the rare day you feel like showing off, you have the elevator or the intercom so you can talk to anyone in the house without even shouting. And then, one room that almost caught me by surprise. If you love cars, there is a glass fronted office where you can literally look over at your favorite car from your desk chair. Glass windows open up to showcase any collection. Later, you walk upstairs and the second floor loft unfolds like a little retreat. Sometimes you almost feel like you are in another property altogether up here, especially out on the grand terrace. From there, it is all views down the canal with the lights of Las Olas blinking beyond. Almost forgot, there are two laundry rooms so everyone is happy. With seven bedrooms, even a big family or a bunch of guests could all find a spot to recharge. The open plan means the place never feels closed in. Even on quiet afternoons, you hear kids cycling by or you walk down to Las Olas Boulevard for some coffee or a late dinner—there is always something to do nearby. Honestly, some houses look great in photos but feel stiff in person, but this one just feels like possibilities. At the end, the only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. You are welcome any time and if you have questions, or just want to take a slow walk around, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible.

Waterfront 7 Bed Luxury Estate At 2506 Barcelona Dr

Some homes really do slow you down the minute you walk in and you just want to look out at everything around you. This three bedroom apartment in Tigertail at Mr C Residences Miami gave me that feeling. I stepped in during the afternoon and right away you can feel the difference—there is this wide wraparound terrace and I honestly spent a while just leaning on the rail, watching over Coconut Grove and letting the city hum drift up from below. The way the terrace runs along almost every room means you get sunlight that kind of follows you around. Sometimes you almost forget you are in a high end Miami apartment and not just hanging out at a friend&#039;s place with the best view imaginable. The living room is pretty impressive if you care about space. It is big enough for a real gathering but also just as comfortable if you are on your own with a cup of coffee and a book. There is a spot by the window that kept calling me back. The kitchen feels like someone planned it for somebody who genuinely likes to cook, not just reheat takeout or show off to guests. You will see the island right away and there is a breakfast bar that really is a breakfast bar. I could seriously picture someone having late pancakes on a Sunday. The walk in pantry is a good surprise too, especially if you are always running out of storage or actually like doing grocery runs in Coconut Grove. In each bedroom there&#039;s a different kind of quiet. I opened up the closet in the main bedroom and it was actually a walk in, not just a slightly bigger cupboard with a fancy name. All three bedrooms have that, so nobody is stuck with a small space for clothes or suitcases. The main bathroom is comfortable with a window that lets in real light. There is a big tub for long soaks, double sinks that will not make you elbow each other, and the other two bathrooms have walk in showers that look sharp without being over the top. There is even a laundry room off the main hallway. It takes away that usual apartment feeling—no hauling baskets down the hall or hiding them quickly when someone comes over. Little things like that do add up. The vibe at Mr C Residences is probably what draws a lot of people over. There always seem to be a few people around the rooftop pool or just having coffee downstairs at one of the cafes. That part of Coconut Grove feels alive without being noisy. You will notice families by the pool sometimes or people working in the library lounge. Most of the amenities are actually used, not just there for decoration. I saw someone giving directions to housekeeping and another guest getting help from the concierge about dinner spots in Miami. That sense that you can ask for things and somebody will just take care of it? It is a bit rare to find. You have signature restaurants around the building, so finding a quick bite or a really nice dinner barely counts as an errand. I even watched some people head up to the roof lounge in the evening and it looked like a good spot to unwind after a work day. There&#039;s a lap pool with proper cabanas. There is a spa for when you want a real break. Fitness is sorted out with a modern gym, so you do not have to make the trek to another place. If you work from home or just need a spot for a call, there is a business lounge tucked away. Some days you will see kids in the playroom or even some teenagers hanging around the billiards table quietly plotting their next snack mission. People sometimes forget that Coconut Grove means parks are close, coffee shops are literally a stroll away, and you are never too far from the water. Honestly, you just have to be here to feel it. You get real privacy when you need it but still feel part of what is going on. If any of this sounds interesting or you just want to come up and walk through for yourself, let me know. At LuxuryProperty dot com we like to make things easy and help you decide in your own way. The only way you&#039;ll know if it feels right is to step inside. Give me a call or message whenever you want to see it in person.

Three-Bed with Incredibly Large Terrace in Tigertail

Some homes have this hush about them when you first step through the door. It happened to me with this four bedroom sky villa at Chateau Beach Residences in Miami. I just let the elevator doors open right in the living room and for a second I forgot what I was supposed to say. You get ocean views that genuinely feel like they go on forever. Even the city skyline seems somehow softer from up here. It is the kind of space that shifts your mood. Honestly I found myself moving pretty slow just wanting to take in every detail. You know how some penthouses can feel almost showy but not really inviting Well what struck me about this one is how real it feels for day to day living even before you start imagining the parties or the quiet mornings. This Le Penthouse stretches over two full floors with a private elevator entrance for each level so you never hassle with hallways or neighbors. The space is huge inside more than nine thousand square feet of interiors. That means you get actual room to stretch out sprawl on the sofa have all your family over and never feel crowded. You will also find nearly four and a half thousand square feet of outdoor space. The terraces wrap all around so wherever the Miami sun is you can catch it. And the see through pool lets you look right over the Atlantic while you swim. I actually stood by the edge for a bit in the breeze and tried to picture sunsets there with friends grilling or maybe just reading a book with a towel on the lounger and everything quiet except for the water and the faraway sound of the waves. Walk through the kitchen and you might notice it is the kind that food lovers always want but rarely find in mansions like these. It is custom made fits all the best European appliances but also just feels like the place where you would actually get your hands messy trying out new recipes or cooking up a big breakfast on Saturday. The dining room is enclosed which makes it pretty easy to have long dinners where nobody rushes off everybody can just relax. And all along the edges of the main rooms are tall windows. Sometimes you see clouds floating low out over the ocean or maybe even catch sight of yachts far out where the water changes color. Upstairs you find the primary suite tucked away with its own view and honestly it is the kind of bedroom you hate to leave in the morning. There are separate his and hers bathrooms and two Ornare closets that would honestly fit every pair of shoes and all the outfits you could ever collect. There is also a Swedish sauna right there which gives the whole space that spa at home feeling. Plus a couple of extra rooms you can turn into whatever you need a study if you are working remotely or maybe a studio for painting. The other three bedrooms are on the lower level so guests or family can have their own sense of calm and privacy. Of course you get all the things people want from Miami penthouse living like wine and cigar storage so your best bottles are always ready. There is a bar as well the kind that makes you feel you should probably be making cocktails and listening to good music. Right downstairs you have access to a restaurant spa gym and towel service straight out to the sand. The intercoastal waterway is nearby so sometimes you watch paddleboarders or boats drifting past and the local scene always has something going on streets full of coffee shops and evening bike rides happening nearby. All told this is a piece of Miami living that lets you take it easy or entertain in a way that just feels natural. No two days ever have to look the same. If you are curious about how it feels to walk around or want to talk about the little details just let me know. Seeing it in person is the only way you really know if it is right. That is how we try to do things at LuxuryProperty.com making sure it always feels comfortable for you.

4 Bed Furnished Penthouse At 17475 Collins Ave PH-3201

Some homes by the water just make you slow down right from the driveway. This six bedroom villa at 1380 Biscaya Drive in Surfside is like that. I walked in and, for a minute, just stood by the windows looking out over Biscayne Bay. You get wide views you can feel in your bones. Honestly, if you know Miami at all then you know being right on the bay is special. Here you have the canal gently moving boats along and sometimes if you watch closely you catch the sun skipping off the water mid morning. It is the kind of place where afternoons seem to drift by a little smoother. The villa itself has a way of feeling open without being cold. It takes up almost seven thousand square feet and you really do notice all the space. As you walk into the main living area there is this soft glow from the recessed lights bouncing off sleek porcelain tiles. The light just finds the corners nicely in every room. There is no fussiness here. It is clean without feeling empty. The kitchen actually feels like a place you will want to cook, not just show off. Everything is shiny and new because the place was pretty much taken back to the bones and built up again. All the appliances are the sort that make the home chef in you do a little happy dance. While I was there I leaned on the counter and tried to picture breakfast with the sunrise coming through those glass doors. It is easy to imagine stories growing here. The bedrooms are set up so everyone gets a slice of this laid back Surfside life. The primary suite is a world of its own. You might just find yourself canceling meetings so you can linger a little longer with the view. Plus there is a tucked away office space for those days when you really do need to work. The bathroom is big and bright and just makes you want to take your time. There is even a five piece setup in the ensuite. It actually matters when you have a big family or you love having friends over – nobody ever has to wait. Outside is where the whole thing comes together. This is a double waterfront lot right on the water and the backyard really makes you want to stay out from sunrise into the night. The pool just shimmers all day long and sometimes you catch a soft breeze coming off the bay that makes the air a little sweeter somehow. There is even a spa built in. Kids swim here and friends relax under the patio shade. The dog will have plenty of space too. And the truth is sometimes you almost forget your phone because there is so much to look at. Parking is sorted with a proper two car garage attached to the house and extra space for everyone else. You barely ever see that in this part of Miami. It is one less thing to think about when you host something big. The whole property feels easy and private at the same time. Step out the front and you are still close to the best of Florida life with Miami shops and schools and that steady coastal buzz always close by. There is something about life in this part of Florida where things just move at a kinder pace. If waterfront living in Miami is on your mind this spot at Biscaya Drive is worth feeling for yourself. The only way to know if it is right for you is to walk through and take it in. I am happy to answer questions or just arrange a tour if you are curious. At LuxuryProperty.com we want finding your next home to feel as easy as a weekend morning. Let me know if you are ready to wander through.

Waterfront 6 Bed Furnished Villa At 1380 Biscaya Dr

Some homes surprise you before you even reach the front door. Walking up to this bayfront villa at 11420 N Bayshore Dr, you get that wide-open water view that honestly just pulls your shoulders down and you start to breathe out. Here in Sans Souci Estates, Miami never feels too far but inside, it almost feels like you have your own world. This is definitely not your usual Florida villa. For one, everything is brand new and you can tell right away. The first thing most people mention is the wall of glass letting in more bay views than you expect. I stood by one of those windows for a bit and you just watch the light changing all over the living room, which sits under ceilings that just seem to go up forever. It is hard not to feel the space here. You have eight bedrooms there is even a detached cabana that feels like its own little apartment. Whether you have a big family, entertain a lot, or just want room to breathe, it never feels cramped. The master suite is a thing on its own, honestly. I could picture reading by the window every morning in that sitting area. You look outside and there is nothing but water and palm trees. Sometimes you see little boats drifting by and it almost stops time for a moment. Inside, the kitchen is not just for show. Think Italian design, a center island that just begs for friends or family to gather around, and real Sub Zero and Wolf appliances. Someone is going to cook for real here. Or you just order in and enjoy the space, I get it. There is a natural gas setup so you get that real chef kind of feel. If you love cooking, or even if you just love kitchens that are easy to be in, this one stands out. The finishes are all modern but warm, not cold and shiny like some new homes. You can still put your own touch on the floors and other finishes right now, which is nice if you want to really make it yours. Step outside and you almost forget how much space there is. The backyard rolls into an actual infinity pool and a jacuzzi, all with those water views that look like something out of a movie. There is a stainless outdoor kitchen that is meant for parties, honestly. Fridge, ice maker, grill, the works. You could be out here with friends, swimming or just watching the sun disappear behind the city. It feels private even though the Miami skyline is right there beyond the water. If you keep a boat or want to start, the new seawall and floating dock are ready. Sometimes I see paddleboards or kayaks tied up here and plenty of folks keep bigger boats too. There is a ton of dockage and you can have your yacht or a whole collection of water toys if that is your thing. Garage space is not an issue here. Four cars fit inside and there is still easy in and out. I like seeing the police-guarded gate at the entrance to the community because it means you get that extra bit of privacy, and you notice people do actually know each other here. I have seen neighbors wave or stop for a chat on evening walks. Kids still ride bikes sometimes, which is rare and pretty great. Everything about this place feels ready for someone to live in and make their own. You are close enough to Miami for dinner or a coffee run, but it is so quiet by the bay that sometimes you almost forget you have neighbors. Even when storms come through, that solid concrete build everywhere feels sturdy and calm. If you want to see if it feels right for you, just let me know. I am always happy to walk you through or answer any questions. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we try to keep things honest and make your next move feel natural. Come see if this is where your story continues.

Bayfront Villa For Sale At 11420 N Bayshore Dr

Some homes just make you stop for a second before you even say anything. This oceanfront penthouse at 2201 Collins Avenue PH28, right at the edge of South Beach in Miami, does exactly that. Honestly, when I first came up those private elevators and walked through the door, the first thing that struck me was just how much sky and water you see all at once. Here, up above the crowds and energy below, it almost feels like you&#039;ve stepped into your own world. The main room has ceilings that just keep going up so you get this wide open feel. Sometimes city homes feel a little boxed in but not here. You&#039;ll notice the wraparound terrace first because pretty much every single window gives you that classic Miami coastline view. The ocean is right there and you get a feeling that you could just keep watching the water all day if you wanted. Sometimes the breeze comes in and cools things down so you do not even think about air conditioning. This place sits on top of The W Resort and Residences so you get all those five star amenities but up here things feel pretty private. No sounds from the pool or people coming and going. But when you feel like it you just press the elevator button and in a few seconds you are walking out to the beach or maybe even to grab something from Mr Chow without trying too hard. The whole building has this easygoing but high end Miami Beach vibe. The staff actually recognizes you after a while and it starts to feel like the kind of place where coming home is a bit of a treat. One honest thing is the finishings here just feel different compared to a lot of the other penthouses I have seen. There are these leather accents on the doors and even the walls, plus some cabinetry that reminds me a bit of those sleek modern homes in New York. If you love design details you are going to want to run your hand along these surfaces. The kitchen looks like you could do more than just heat up leftovers after a night out. There is even a den, which feels like a good spot for work or just hanging out without being in the middle of everything. The privacy here is something you do not always expect with Miami penthouses. The glass partition by the primary bedroom actually turns opaque at the touch of a button. It is one of those features where you show it to friends and everybody kind of goes quiet for a second. Sometimes you see the city lights in one direction and the open ocean in the other and you remember why so many people want to live near the water in Florida. At night the city glows and honestly it is hard to put your phone down because every angle is a photo. You have three bedrooms with the warm light that comes in every morning. The bathrooms have these smart touches but nothing feels over the top. Sometimes people just want a calm place to step away from things and this corner penthouse really gives you that. If you are into wellness or just want some downtime, there is a spa in the building with close to ten thousand square feet. The gym feels fresh and not crowded. If sports are your thing, there is both tennis and basketball, though the pool with its cabanas is probably where you will end up spending the most time. Miami Beach really feels close enough to everything but when you are inside PH28 it is almost hard to believe the buzz of the city is just outside. The coffee shop is close and sometimes I have seen families walk the beach path early when it is still quiet. This part of South Beach has its own pace in the morning. The penthouse itself is unfurnished so you get to make it your own without having to work around anybody&#039;s old stuff. You cannot really tell just by reading or looking at the pictures. It has a feeling you need to experience. If you are interested in oceanfront property in Miami or just want to know what it is like to live this high up over the beach, maybe just come by. I am always happy to answer questions or walk you through at your own pace. At LuxuryProperty.com we want you to feel good about your decisions and trust your own sense of home.

Oceanfront Corner Penthouse For Sale At 2201 Collins Avenue PH28

There are places that just make you take a deeper breath as soon as you step inside. This five bedroom estate out on North Hibiscus Drive in Miami Beach gave me one of those moments. I caught myself slowing down just to let it all sink in. This is not just the sort of property you walk through and forget about. The way the light comes in off the bay, bouncing around softly against stone and wood, you start to wonder if you&#039;ll ever want to leave. The first thing you&#039;ll probably notice is how open everything feels. The built up area is spacious but not in a way that feels too big to handle. Family homes in Miami sometimes feel a bit over the top, but this one just feels easy. You can tell someone genuinely paid attention to how the rooms would flow into one another. I spent a bit of time near those big doors leading out onto the veranda, and I have to say, it&#039;s almost like the inside and outside blend together here. You&#039;re looking out over these gardens that are actually green. Birds flit through the trees and you get these glimpses of the blue bay water. The living rooms have a soft, natural light most of the day. There&#039;s a fireplace too, which is a bit rare in Florida, and it gives the space a real old character. You just want to sit there for a while with a coffee or a good book. Wander through the kitchen and you&#039;ll see it&#039;s not just built to look fancy. Sure, there&#039;s a lot of marble, and the wood cabinets have that boutique look that catches your eye, but everything here is set up so that you could actually cook a meal from scratch. You can imagine a family gathering or friends coming over after a Saturday at the beach. The appliances are all fitted in and there&#039;s plenty of counter space for chopping or even having some people hanging out while you cook. I even leaned against the counter for a bit just enjoying how calm it all felt. The bedrooms are set up to feel personal. They are not blank spaces. You&#039;ll see the built in closets are roomy, but it&#039;s the balconies that really make you want to linger. Honestly, I just stood for a while watching how the water changes color as the sun moves. Each room manages to have a bay view or at least a sense of privacy because of the way the gardens are grown up around the house. Mornings must be something else here. Sun comes in at different angles and sometimes you almost forget your phone. One thing I appreciated was the driveway and the carports out front. It&#039;s not huge but two vehicles fit easily. And it is tucked in so you don&#039;t feel like you&#039;re on show to the whole street. If you&#039;re someone who wants convenience, you&#039;ve got that, but you&#039;ll also notice there is still a sense of privacy. Kids can ride bikes outside and it feels like the kind of place the neighbors wave when you pass by. The bay right in front of the estate changes your pace too. You can walk down and just watch the boats or even try a little paddleboarding if that&#039;s your thing. Miami Beach itself is always buzzing, but here on Hibiscus Island, it feels a lot quieter. That coffee shop that everyone goes to is a short drive away. In the evenings the breeze off the water is honestly one of the best things—it makes the house feel cool without needing to turn up the air conditioning. All in all there is something lasting about this property. Not flashy, but genuinely elegant. The colors are mostly soft white and touches of marble and warm woods give it just enough grace without feeling fussy. It might not be for everyone, but if you want a real home in Miami Beach—a villa that feels like it grew out of the island rather than landed on top of it—you should see it for yourself. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you have questions or just want to walk through, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible.

Marvelous Five-Bedroom Estate in Miami Beach at Hibiscus Island

Some places really do slow you down the second you walk through the front door. This eight bedroom waterfront villa on Palm Island in Miami caught me like that. There is something about the way the light bounces around the open spaces and you hear the soft rush of the water nearby. Honestly it feels a bit like you&#039;re on holiday even though you&#039;re home. I took a minute just standing out by the back, catching a bit of ocean breeze and hearing the quiet of the reserve just beyond the edge. If you like the idea of living right by the bay with boats gliding by and skyline views catching you at sundown, it would probably speak to you too. You can actually see a lot from almost every window. Bits of greenery and always water shining at different times of day. There are over a hundred feet of water frontage just outside which is kind of something you don&#039;t get every day. The private dock means you can just step out and set off for the afternoon whenever you feel like it. No traffic or stress. Sometimes you almost forget your phone. Mornings are best with coffee out on the patio. I watched some birds drift across the sky the last time I visited and it felt pretty peaceful for a city home. The estate is planned for about twelve thousand square feet and that&#039;s not an exaggeration. It has this broad spacious presence with room to spread out. The main villa still has its finishing touches coming together which means you could really make it feel exactly like your own. There&#039;s a garage and guest room too almost ready so either that works for family staying over or maybe somewhere to stash bikes and kayaks or just create your own little studio if that&#039;s your thing. For the style the architects have brought in those easy Miami vibes with open lines and spaces that flow right out to the garden and water. If you love indoor outdoor living or just want your home to feel breezy and connected to nature you&#039;ll notice it straight away. Sounds are different here. It is a quiet part of Palm Island even though you&#039;re so close to South Beach and downtown Miami. I always imagine kids running out to play after school or families heading to the park. There&#039;s also round the clock police security on the island which honestly just makes it easy to relax. You have a playground just a short walk away tennis courts too and a basketball court nearby so weekends more or less take care of themselves. You see older couples walking in the evenings sometimes little groups biking along the street once the sun cools a bit. Coffee shops and all the best Miami restaurants are never too far but you get to come home away from it all. Ocean air really does something to the day. Even if you&#039;re inside you get those views and that feeling of space. Unfurnished means you get to imagine how you&#039;d live here. Maybe fill the rooms with art or keep it simple. With eight bedrooms you can really spread out or create separate spaces for work or relaxing or guests. Bigger gatherings honestly just work in a house like this. And with skyline views that change every hour you get these little moments watching the city twinkle across the water. The only way to know if this Miami waterfront villa really feels right is to come see it. Every property has its own way of moving through the day and this one just feels unhurried. If you want to take a walk through or ask anything just reach out when you&#039;re ready. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make things comfortable from the very first step.

Stellar Eight-Bed Miami Beach Waterfront Villa At South Maimi

Some homes just feel like a deep breath. I walked into this four bedroom waterfront villa at Surfside in Miami and honestly slowed down right away. Something about that light off the ocean and the way the air somehow seems softer near the water. This place sits right by the shoreline with those long Florida skies you almost forget how nice it is until you stand at the window with your coffee and just take it in. Everything here feels thoughtful. The Four Seasons has this way of making you feel both a little spoiled and just quietly at home. There is no fuss but you look around and notice. The private entrance is tucked away so coming in actually feels personal and not like a hotel. Sometimes you see neighbors coming home just like you would in any real neighborhood. And the first thing you see is the shimmering exterior you really should see it at sunset when the light bounces off the water and sets the whole side of the building glowing. It is almost movie like especially because outside is always just a glass door away. You can step outside and hear a few seagulls and feel the sea breeze on your skin. I stood there way too long just watching it. Inside, the space is open but it still feels cozy. The living area streams in sunlight all day and those sliding doors let you move easily from one room to the next without bumping into edges. You will also notice the way the kitchen feels made for more than just heating up leftovers. There is just enough space to cook a meal for the family or just chat with friends over a glass of wine while someone grills on the terrace. The designer thought of details like custom closets that close smooth as anything and controlled shutters that actually work the way you want them to. There is even a separate service entrance which just feels practical if you have cleaners or deliveries. It sounds small but it is the sort of thing you appreciate over time. Bedrooms face the ocean so you hear some gentle sound from the breakwater at night. And that view when you wake up is something you never really get used to. There is also a vibe of quiet luxury here. Premium finishes but nothing flashy just good sturdy stuff that feels right to the touch. The bathrooms almost feel spa like and there is space you can really use for getting ready in the morning or winding down after a long day. The open areas connect in that way where people can spread out and do their own thing, but at the same time everyone kind of gravitates towards the view by the main windows. It makes sense. That blue horizon pulls you in all the time. Stepping outside you will find four different pools. And they are not just the type you dip a toe in for a second. People actually swim laps or float around with a book in summer. It is nice that the pool spaces never feel crowded. For anyone who likes staying active the two residents only fitness centers are really top notch. I walked through and noticed actual trainers helping someone get started. That is rare in most condos. If food is your thing there are two restaurants downstairs you get to try. One is Thomas Keller&#039;s The Surf Club Restaurant which a few locals told me is probably the best special dinner in the area. You do not even need to get in the car. Most days you might just grab a coffee by the lobby and head out for a walk. The boardwalk is right there and sometimes you&#039;ll spot people headed to the nearby farmer&#039;s market with their bikes. It is an easy place to just be. Even though it is luxury living you do not feel like you are in a bubble. Surfside has a real community vibe. Kids play along the sand and you will probably recognize faces at the coffee shop after a week or two. Miami itself is busy but here you get the best of both worlds. There is that relaxed Florida mood plus all the high end comforts of a Four Seasons property. If you are at all curious about how it feels in person, the only way is to see it for yourself. Let me know if you want to walk through or just hang out for a bit and see if it fits what you&#039;re looking for. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always happy to talk and help you figure out your next steps.

Sophisticated Four-Bed Waterfront at Surfside, Miami

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. 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. 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. 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.

3 Bed Corner Unit At 800 S POINTE DR 1504

Some homes already slow you down before you even make it through the front door. This waterfront villa at 1825 W 24th St on Sunset Island III does that. The shade from the trees is actually cooler than you&#039;d expect in the middle of Miami&#039;s heat. Walking up the drive, you hear the water somewhere nearby and honestly, it makes you want to put your phone away and just look around for a minute. People always talk about “lifestyle” when they mention the Sunset Islands but this place does not try to sell you anything. It just makes living here feel natural. The first real thing you notice inside is how open it is, with the sunlight kind of wandering in from all sides. The white oak floors just glide from room to room and you catch these different textures on the walls. Even the details stand out, like the travertine cuts you run your hand over by the stairs or the micro cement finish in the corners of the living space. It all feels built to last, but not flashy. Sometimes you find yourself just staring into the backyard for five minutes without even realizing it. Flip open any door and somehow you are outdoors. I think that is what makes the inside and outside blend together – there&#039;s a garden that feels private, even though you are right close to Sunset Harbour. You might hear some distant chatter from folks headed to the waterfront or maybe someone jogging in the early morning. You can step outside, sink onto the grass, and watch the light on the saltwater pool as it shifts with the wind. The pool is not just for show, either. The water curtain kind of sparkles in the sun and if you want to soak in the hot tub after dark like I did on one visit, there is just the sound of the bay and sometimes a boat or two in the distance. One of the best things about this house honestly is the kitchen. You do not just get the look people put on design magazines. This is actually a kitchen you want to cook something real in, with a big island that sticks out like it is welcoming everybody over to chop veggies or just hang out over coffee. You can see the dining space from there too, so if you have people over, it all feels connected. Sometimes when you are in these big Miami villas, you worry the space is too big to feel cozy but here the scale is just right, maybe because the ceiling pulls upwards in that main atrium but then comes down a bit for the corners where you&#039;d want to read or just scroll on your phone alone. If you are into reading or maybe late-night conversations, there is a library tucked away with a wet bar for drinks and shelves for days. Feels like the kind of spot where you&#039;d stretch out with a book, and forget what time it is. The elevator brings you up to the rooftop terrace, not just for show, because people actually hang out up there. There is an open view to the water, stretches of the canal, and the kind of sunset you just have to see in person. Every evening feels different, honestly. The master suite is its own quiet zone. You get a bath that feels more like a spa than a typical bathroom, and off to the side there&#039;s a meditation courtyard. Sometimes the breeze is all you hear. Makes for pretty peaceful mornings or just a slow start on weekends. Every bedroom has its own feel, and there is a lot of space but not too much where it ever feels empty. The villa comes unfurnished right now, which means you get to put your own mark on it. Still, with the way the architecture and the finishes work, it feels pretty move in ready. The bay views are uninterrupted from the new dock, so if you are into boating or just like water close by, you will love it. Plus, everything you need is a short walk away, and Sunset Harbour&#039;s coffee spots are just down the road. Sometimes you even see kids out biking around in the evenings. It is hard to know if a place fits until you see it for yourself. If you want to stop by, walk the garden, maybe look out over the bay for a bit, let us know. That is how it should be. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are always happy to answer any questions or just take things slow so you can feel what is right. Let me know if you want to step inside.

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