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There is something almost unreal about stepping out of the private elevator and straight into the heart of the sky. That is how it starts every time at this triplex penthouse at Aston Martin Residences in Miami. Honestly, the feeling is up there with the view. On the sixty third floor, you get the calm hush of everything below, but once you're inside, the first thing you notice is just how tall and open it is. I caught myself looking up at the triple height ceilings before anything else, and it is the sort of space that makes you move a bit slower. Maybe you even feel a little lighter after a busy day. You walk in, and the main living area feels grand but not cold. Family lounge flows into the dining space and then into a living room, and you can see sunlight filling almost every spot because of those floor to ceiling windows. Sometimes you forget Miami is so alive outside because inside, it is just so still. From the windows you can watch the light shift over the Miami skyline, and you realize you are in your own peaceful world but with the city all around. Kitchen people will get it right away—the kitchen is the real kind, meant for cooking, with space to spread out and appliances that do what you want without fuss. There is Gaggenau and Bulthaup, and honestly, the feel here is modern and simple. White cabinetry, bright counters, and not just for show. Even tucked off to the side you find a pantry and laundry room, and staff can come and go through a back entrance so everything stays easy when you have company. Powder rooms are here for guests and there's a gym that feels like what you get at an actual club, right at home. I tried the spa area with steam and sauna and it struck me that you do not really need to leave for wellness anymore. Upstairs is where the quiet really happens. Seven bedrooms up here, each with its own bathroom, so nobody has to wait. The master suite feels almost like a small private apartment on its own. There's his and hers walk in closets, which honestly is the only way to do it, and you have two rain showers plus a big standalone tub. There is even a sauna right there. It is private, it is plush, but does not feel overdone. Just comfortable and warm. In all the bedrooms, the sun slips through those big windows, and you get that Miami drama with the skyline views. Sometimes I just had to pause and watch the city for a moment. Move up to the very top of this triplex and it gets even better for when you have visitors. The guest suite up here has its own pair of rain showers and another big bathtub, plus two powder rooms. There's a modern summer kitchen, which is honestly perfect for late night snacks or for when someone wants to grill without going downstairs. An open sitting area here just feels relaxed, and you can see the whole city. Take a couple more steps and the rooftop terrace reveals itself, with this sleek lap pool overlooking all of downtown Miami. I picture morning swims with the city just waking up or those sunset evenings when the sky turns gold and everything seems quiet for a little while. This penthouse covers over twenty seven thousand square feet, so space is never a problem. Entertaining here comes easy, whether it is a big gathering or something low key with just a couple of close friends. Plus, being at Aston Martin Residences, you get that little bit of extra service and privacy everyone hopes for in Miami. Downstairs, the best coffee shops and markets are never far and catching an event in the city rarely means more than a quick ride down. You get all the best of modern luxury without any pretentiousness. It is fresh, easy, and sometimes you almost forget you are in a landmark building until you look at the views again. This penthouse for sale in Miami is something you truly have to walk through to know if it's the right place. If you feel curious or just want to see what life up here is like, just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com, we would love to help you find out if this is the one for you. Take your time. Reach out any time you like. &nbsp;

7-Bedroom Penthouse for Sale in Aston Martin Residences, Miami, United State

Some homes make you pause the second you step inside. This is one of those. I remember walking into this seven bedroom villa on Fisher Island and there was just this feeling of quiet and a bit of excitement too. You hardly ever see something quite like it on the market, especially with these kinds of views. When you look through the big windows you see everything from the greens of Fisher Island golf course to wide water stretches and even bright bits of Miami Beach off in the distance. It gets even better in the late afternoons when the light softens and you can hear a bit of birdsong if the balcony door is open. It just feels private in a way that is rare anywhere near Miami. The home itself has this classic French style you do not really find much anymore. There is something grand about it. The ceilings are so high you actually catch yourself glancing up and just going wow. Eleven feet up. And those chandeliers do not mess around. All crystal. They catch the morning sun and sprinkle little bits of light across the marble and oak flooring that runs through every room. Every bit of the space feels like it was meant to be enjoyed properly, not just shown off to guests. I hung out by the formal dining room for a bit and could picture a proper family meal with laughter and maybe the sound of plates in the kitchen just around the corner. Speaking of kitchens, this one does not feel cold or intimidating even though it is definitely gourmet level. Real marble, lots of space, all the things you need to actually cook. And someone clearly thought about daily life because the custom closets are not just for looks either. You can see yourself filling them up, not just staging. The living areas almost flow into one another. If you like entertaining, honestly, this villa makes it easy. The different spaces have a nice connection, so you are never totally cut off from anyone, whether someone is chatting on the terrace or grabbing a bottle from the kitchen. Even the private pool feels special. It sits off a wide terrace that looks right onto the golf course. You get your own sense of stillness. There is also a jacuzzi, so you can just linger after a swim or enjoy a cool evening outside. Sometimes you spot little golf carts going by but no noise really reaches up here. Now if you have family or live-in help, there is a separate staff room tucked away neatly so it does not interrupt your own space. That means everyone gets a bit of privacy. The extra den, too, is good for a home office or just a quiet reading room if you want to escape your phone for an hour. There are six full bathrooms with that old gold elegance you see in only certain Miami estates, plus an extra one for guests. This feels more like a private retreat than a regular address to be honest. Getting around is easy with your own private elevator inside. No stairs to worry about when you are carrying groceries or luggage upstairs. The two vehicle covered garage is handy in hot or rainy weather and you also get three outdoor parking spots, which guests will appreciate. There is impact glass everywhere so you can just relax whenever a Florida storm rolls through because the villa blocks out pretty much everything except the sound of rain. Living here means you are actually in a quiet gated community on Fisher Island. It is almost like being on a different pace from Miami even though the city is just right across the water. People nod hello as they walk past. Kids sometimes bike in the evening while parents walk their dogs. The coffee shop is never too far if you need a little morning ritual. And with the bay and the golf course always in view, you start to enjoy the rhythm of days again. Places like this do not turn up often and they never feel the same in photos. The only way to know if this villa is right for you is to really stand inside and take a look. Reach out to me if you want to walk through it or just talk about what life here is actually like. At LuxuryProperty.com, we do our best to keep everything honest and as simple as possible so your next move can just feel easy.

Exquisite Seven-Bedroom Villa on Fisher Island

Some places just feel right as soon as you step in. That happened to me at this six bedroom villa in Key Biscayne Miami. Honestly I nearly forgot I was here for work and just started imagining breakfast out by the pool under those tall coconut trees. It is fully furnished and you can see, right away, that every piece seems to belong. You get this sense that each corner has been thought out but it never feels stiff. When you look outside the canal is right there. Some days the water just glimmers and you hear a boat slipping quietly past. It makes the mornings feel really calm. To get a bit more specific, this home is light in a way you have to experience. The glass walls really do the trick and it is almost like you are outdoors even in the family room or kitchen. You catch the sway of the trees every time you walk through. Sometimes I just stood by the patio because it is that sort of place where you feel the urge to stop and look around. The pool sits right in the middle and it is not just for show. I can see late afternoon swims here or even lazy Sundays with friends. In the evenings the canal looks just magical when the lights come on by the water. If you have a yacht or plan to get one there is more than enough space to keep it right outside. Not everyone can say that and this spot is truly set up for someone who loves being on the water. Now inside, the layout makes life feel easy. Bedrooms are tucked away so everyone gets their own quiet place. Each one is en suite. When I walked into the main bedroom you get this view right out to the water and, honestly, you start picturing how relaxed you could be here. The kitchen is not one of those cold places with fancy gadgets nobody uses. It really feels like somewhere you would cook for real. You can picture big family meals or just a cup of coffee early before the sun gets too hot. There is also a barbecue area outside, so if you like having friends around on weekends, this is set up for it. The family room, which really is the heart of the house, looks straight out to the pool and canal. It is the kind of space where you just want to sink into the sofa. You will notice how quiet it gets even though you are still close to the best bits of Miami. Kids can spread out and play while adults kick back for a while. For those who need extra space there are two staff rooms too. That part just makes life simpler day to day. What is also nice about this neighborhood is how easy everything feels. The boat club is not far at all. Coffee spots and places to wander by the water pop up around every corner. Sometimes you even see neighbors out for morning walks or families biking in the evening. It is relaxed but not empty. There is always something going on if you want it or you can just keep to your own pace. When it comes to design a lot of villas in Miami try to impress but here it does not shout at you. It just feels comfortable and elegant. The finishes are actually lovely when you see them in person. The little touches like built in storage or the way the light falls into the dining area really do matter. I think you get a sense of real quality without it feeling flashy. The only way to know if this feels right for you is to come see it. If you have questions or just want to get a feel for the spaces and water views let me know. At LuxuryProperty dot com we want to help make your move feel natural and easy. Whenever is best for you just reach out. It might just surprise you how quickly you start to feel at home.

Fully Furnished Six-Bedroom Villa with Canal Views in Key Biscane

Some homes just start to speak the minute you get inside. This full floor oceanfront villa at 17141 Collins Ave in Miami is honestly one of those places where you walk in and just stop for a second. I actually set my phone down because there was just too much to take in all at once. Here you are at the very edge of the city watching everything wrap around you. It is a combined unit at Muse which really means you get every angle. Every bit of light from sunrise, right over the ocean, to evening city lights playing across the water. I stood on the balcony that first time—well actually there are two balconies out here, both big not just a step outside but enough space where you could stretch out, have friends over, maybe just sit and watch the world with a coffee in the morning. It does not matter if you like the sea or being close to the city. You get both. Some spots along this stretch feel too much like holiday rentals but this one is not like that. You can just feel people have really lived here. There is a private pool outside which sounds too good to be true but yes, it is really here. I mean it is crazy to think of your own pool, plus a summer kitchen right on your balcony. I could easily imagine small gatherings here or even just swimming alone at night looking out at the skyline. Inside, you will notice how light just moves through every room because of all those floor to ceiling windows. It is almost like the apartment wants to show off the ocean for you. The ceilings are high, they say twelve feet but honestly you just feel a lift, like extra air and room to breathe. Every bedroom feels a bit like a retreat. The closets are more than just closets. They are all built in and walk in so you get plenty of space and actually room to move around while you get ready. You have four bedrooms, and one of the rooms is set up as a private office now but you could easily turn it into a fifth bedroom if life changes or family grows. The kitchen is a real treat. There is nothing stuffy or showroom about it. You could actually see people cooking here. Real meals, not just snacks. High end appliances are all in place plus a wine fridge which I always think is a sign that people actually entertain here. Small details like that show a lot. Of course, the villa comes with finished interior design plans by Steven G, which means you do not have to imagine what could feel great. The living spaces are already set up to merge with the views so you are never far from the ocean or the city scenes outside. It just all connects. Honestly, I think what really surprised me was how private it felt. You are right near the things you want in Miami. Shops and restaurants are close. The best thing is, the beach is never more than just an elevator ride away. Sometimes in the evenings you see kids heading down to the water with their parents, or people who take their morning run along the sand. Even just walking down the street to find a fresh coffee and see neighbors is easy here. This is not your usual Miami property. You really have to walk through to get it. Sometimes places feel too polished and hard to live in but this villa gives you both beauty and comfort. If you want to see what it actually feels like—maybe to just stand on that balcony and watch the sunset without rushing—let me know. I am always around if you have questions or want to visit. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just try to make sure your move feels as comfortable as possible. That is always the most important thing.

Full Floor Oceanfront Villa For Sale At 17141 Collins Ave 3501-3502

Some homes just have a way of inviting you in before you even get to the door. That&#039;s honestly the feeling I had walking up to this five bedroom villa at 1335 N Venetian Way here in Miami. Standing there, I just took a second because right away, you catch that soft bay breeze. Sometimes there are little waves breaking just close enough that you can hear them, but not so loud that they pull you out of the moment. It&#039;s one of those rare spots where you sort of pause your day for a second. So this place is unfurnished, which just means you get to make every corner really your own. And that&#039;s actually kind of exciting. You can picture big family dinners or maybe those quiet early mornings when it&#039;s just you and a cup of coffee and maybe a little sunlight coming in through those new hurricane impact windows and doors. By the way, you really notice those windows right away. They feel solid. You just feel like someone really thought it through to make the place feel safe and calm. And with the world the way it is, it&#039;s good to know that. Let&#039;s talk about space. The built up area is five thousand one hundred fourteen, so honestly every room has its own mood and its own view. You can walk through the living room and into one of the bedrooms and still see the bay peeking out. There&#039;s a light you get from the water here that just hits differently, can&#039;t quite explain it unless you stand here for a while. Some villas feel a little closed off, but not this one. The way this one is set up, you&#039;ll want to leave every door open when the weather is just right. And the community here in Florida, especially in this Miami sub community on Venetian Way, well, it just feels upbeat but relaxed. You see people walking their dogs or sometimes just talking by the street in the evenings. There&#039;s chatter but it never feels rushed. Plus, the local shops and restaurants are never far. If you are a coffee person, you can get to a pretty decent coffee shop in just a few minutes, and you might end up with a favorite spot before you know it. Even crossing over to the beach side is easy, just a short drive, and sometimes after work you can actually catch the sunset before dinner. This villa is big but not overwhelming. The five bedrooms all feel different, so if you have kids or guests, you won&#039;t have any trouble letting everyone pick their spot. Sometimes you get villas where the kitchen looks nice but not much else. Here, though, you can actually see yourself cooking something for a group or just putting together a quick breakfast and not feeling cramped or formal. The open areas lead out to the bay, and it doesn&#039;t take much to imagine a barbecue going or just a few friends over with music playing. You might end up spending more time outside than in. You&#039;ll also notice the plot size is generous. It never feels like your neighbors are right on top of you. There&#039;s enough of a yard to maybe try a little bit of gardening or just let the kids run around. There is something special about looking out at the water and feeling like there is a little buffer from the rest of Miami. And the best thing is, the bay breeze keeps everything just that bit cooler, even in the summer. The quiet is actually surprising, considering how close you are to everything. So if you have been looking for a villa in Miami that is real and relaxed, this place at 1335 N Venetian Way is one you should definitely walk through. There are details here you only notice in person, like how the light changes or how the breeze feels different as the day goes on. The only way to know if it feels right is to see it in person. If you want to talk, or just stop by and walk through, let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we like to help you move at your own pace and feel good about your next step.

5 Bed Furnished Home At 1335 N Venetian Way

Some places are just easy to feel at home in. This one bedroom apartment at Mr C Residences in Coconut Grove has that kind of energy. Maybe it is the morning light that comes in through those full height windows or just how peaceful it is to look out over the greenery and the city beyond. The moment I walked in, I just sort of slowed down for a second and thought, this could work. The vibe here is very fresh and modern, but not the type that ever feels cold. You have got those clean lines and European touches so it feels stylish, but the mood still feels warm. When I stopped by in the late afternoon you could hear muffled sounds from the street below, just enough to remind you you are in Miami but not enough to ever be noisy. Coconut Grove always has a certain calm to it anyway, and this spot really picks that up. The lobby even has a bit of that gentle hotel scent and people seem to actually say hello in the lift. The main living space is open and relaxed, just like you hope. There is a space for a proper dining table so if you really like hosting, it actually works. The kitchen is tucked into the corner with a breakfast counter that you can see fitting two people for coffee without squeezing. The best thing is you do not need to be a chef for the kitchen to make sense, but you absolutely could be. I can imagine friends sitting at the counter with a bottle of wine while someone cooks — it feels sociable here. The master bedroom caught my eye mostly because of the closet. It is one of those closets where you can lay out all your things and nothing gets stuffed in the back. Getting ready in the morning here would feel simple. The bathroom is big too, with those calm neutral tones that somehow make you take longer showers whether you mean to or not. Plus there is a powder room for guests so you never worry when someone pops by last minute. These little touches just make life easier. What I noticed especially was the sunlight in the morning. It comes through those tall windows and kind of warms up the rooms in a way that makes you want to actually sit by the window with a book. There is always something to look at — sometimes it is people walking dogs below, sometimes just the way the sky changes during the day. Even on a quiet Tuesday morning it felt lively without being busy. Living at Mr C Residences is a bit like living at a boutique hotel. There is a rooftop pool for the sunnier afternoons and a garden level pool with cabanas if you are feeling more low key. You see people wandering around in gym kit after work because there is a fully set up fitness centre and there is even an indoor yoga space. If you are someone who likes having options, there are trainers around if you want. There are hotel style amenities too like a spa, and sometimes you see people heading up there for a quick treatment after work. The library and the billiards room downstairs feel like actual places people use. Not just for show. And families here always seem relaxed, probably because there is a play area for the little ones. Some days you get the casual sound of kids laughing in the background. Honestly, part of what makes this spot so comfy is that everything is downstairs. There are cafes, restaurants, even a bar. The hardest part might just be choosing which coffee to get in the morning or where to go on a random Wednesday night when you really do not want to cook. Sometimes you do not leave the building all weekend. Coconut Grove itself is such a chill community. South Florida has a lot going for it but here you get old trees lining the streets, good bike paths, and always a bit of that village feel. Miami is never far but it is easy to forget the city rush here. The only way to know if this apartment feels right is to stand inside it yourself. Drop me a message or just call if you want to walk through or chat about it. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we like to keep things relaxed and simple so you feel good about your next move.

One-Bed in Coconut Grove

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 have a certain pulse the minute you walk through the door. This three bedroom apartment with a den at Mr C Residences in Coconut Grove really nails that feeling. I remember standing for a moment right by the windows and thinking, this is bright for Miami and somehow still cozy. You just hear a kind of soft hush from the city outside, but in here it actually feels like a place you might slow down in. You kind of lose track of your screen time just taking it in. What struck me first was the space. It is a double sized corner apartment so you do not get that cramped feeling at all. The living area is proper big. You can see someone having friends over for a proper dinner with a long table going and still having another space for just hanging out or binging a series with snacks scattered around. The kitchen, honestly, is a kitchen you would actually use for cooking. No shallow show kitchen here. There is this long island worktop that ends up being where everyone stops to chat or lay things out. The appliances are all tucked in so you do not get that cluttered look. Even the wine cellar is actually part of the feel not hidden away, which is rare. I could see breakfasts here with sunlight coming in, or just standing with coffee looking over the neighbourhood in the morning. Over to the bedrooms, you get three generous ones and each feels private in its own way. One has a built in wardrobe and its own bathroom with a bathtub and these big dual sinks. The second bedroom is almost like a second master, which is just amazing if you have guests or maybe even teenagers who need their own space. His and hers walk in closets there, plus another big washroom with double sinks. Then the master bedroom is roomier than you maybe expect. There is a walk in dressing room, which honestly is bigger than some small bedrooms I have seen, and the master bath just feels good for slow weekend mornings. Tub included and plenty of counter space. Every room was quiet, too. But the balcony is what really feels kind of magical. It wraps all the way around two sides of the apartment and you get this sweeping view over Coconut Grove. I leaned out for a second just listening to the wind and the city and it clicked why folks love it here. You see the bay, you spot sailboats if you look up, and sometimes you even catch people out walking dogs. You will probably find yourself reading out there more than you think. It is private enough but nothing feels closed in. Living at Mr C Residences, you sort of get used to that resort atmosphere really quickly. Housekeeping and concierge are just part of it. There is this rooftop pool where the light feels really perfect in the evenings and even a second lap pool with cabanas if you want to actually swim for exercise or just people watch with a cool drink. The fitness center is full of natural light, and you can find personal trainers on hand if you want to shake up your routine. I saw folks at the spa coming out looking actually relaxed for once. You have plenty of dining options right inside the building so a good meal or a quick coffee is always close. Then if you need to actually work from home there is a proper business lounge, quiet meeting rooms, a billiards room that gets used in the evenings, even a playroom for kids. So it is busy in a nice way but never crowded. Honestly living in Coconut Grove means you are just far enough from the buzz of Miami but never out of reach. Afternoon walks, local little cafes, sometimes you see neighbors jogging by or kids out napping in strollers. You feel the old trees are part of the daily rhythm. This apartment just lands somewhere between practical and special and honestly the only way to feel it is to see it in person. You do not get that with photos. If you want to walk through at your own pace or just have a chat, let me know anytime. Here at LuxuryProperty.com, we want to make your move feel as natural as possible.

Incredible Three-Bed with Den and Large Balcony

Some homes just have an air about them as soon as you walk in and this renovated villa on Bal Bay Drive in Bal Harbour does that. I stepped onto the grounds and instantly felt like I should slow my pace a bit just to take it all in. The place sits on what has to be one of the bigger corners in the community and you can feel that extra space around you as soon as you pull up. The feeling of privacy is real here I mean Bal Harbour Village is famous for how tucked away it is plus the fact it is guard gated just makes you relax even before you open the door. Inside it is really easy to imagine what everyday life might be like. Sunlight fills most rooms you just cannot miss it and it makes the whole house feel warm but not in the hot way more like a gentle constant. I hung around the window for a bit and watched a couple of palms sway in the breeze while some kids went by on bikes. There is a sense of calm that is kind of tough to find in Miami sometimes but here it is just part of the air. This villa is set up with four bedrooms that actually look like real rooms not just boxes for show. It is funny but you walk in and it just hits you these spaces could all get used the way families really use rooms. One has a view of the garden and honestly you almost want to grab a book and just sit by the window. The closets are the kind you actually want to open up and the master bath is the type you take your time getting ready in. Everything&#039;s been renovated which means clean lines but also little details like nice taps and a shower you look forward to using. The kitchen feels right. I always check if it is just for looks or if you could actually cook for a bunch of people. This one passes for sure there&#039;s room for someone to make pancakes while another person makes coffee and no one bumps into each other. The living space just lets out toward the garden and it is easy to imagine the best kind of slow afternoons with food family and not much else. What is kind of special is how the outdoors flows right into the mood of the inside. The garden is bigger than most and there is this bit of shade near the back that just feels peaceful. Some homes have pools but here you get proper green space and still have room for whatever you want. Maybe a hammock or swings or just a spot to let your dog run. There&#039;s a comfort to the way it all works together nothing feels forced or fancy just real and comfortable. Location is a whole thing with this house. It is only steps to Bal Harbour&#039;s beaches so sometimes you actually smell the salt air if the windows are open. The shops and places to eat are right around the corner too which means picking up coffee or walking for dinner is just part of life. Then there are the parks where you sometimes spot neighbors walking dogs and the kind of quiet you do not always expect in Miami. You might find it easy to miss your phone for a while when you are here. The house does that funny thing where it makes you think about how simple life could be. Maybe you open all the doors and let the breeze flow in or you just listen to nothing for a few minutes while the trees move a little outside. Homes like this do not come up very often in Bal Harbour Village especially with this much space and privacy. The only real way to know if the feel is right is to come by for a look. If there is something you want to know or you want to just walk through and see it for yourself just reach out whenever you like. At LuxuryProperty.com we want your next move to feel as natural and comfortable as stepping into a place you already love.

4 Bed Home Foe Sale At 223  Bal Bay Dr, Bal Harbour

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

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

Sometimes you come across a place where all you really want to do is pause for a minute and listen to the water just beyond the edge of your own backyard. That is honestly how I felt when I first set foot on this waterfront lot at 375 North Hibiscus Drive on Hibiscus Island in Miami. Even before you think about building anything here you can almost see yourself sitting out near the water with a morning coffee and just looking over Biscayne Bay. Every once in a while a boat drifts by and the skyline of Edgewater shows up clear across the water. Not many spots feel this private yet this close to both Miami Beach and downtown Miami at the same time. This is a prime waterfront lot sitting in one of the most exclusive islands anywhere in Miami. The lot is pretty big You get about fifteen thousand seven hundred and fifty square feet all to yourself which really does mean you have the freedom to get creative with your dreams of a custom mansion. The frontage is long, about ninety feet of the bay right there in front of you Not every lot around here has that kind of space on the water itself. Actually you will notice immediately there is a brand new seawall along with a large pier style dock which feels more like its from a private marina than someone&#039;s home. Thoughtfully done too It is already elevated and you get a quality boat lift so docking more than one boat will not be a hassle. I can picture late afternoons out there watching the water shift color as the sun sets or friends coming over and pulling directly into your dock. The views here might be my favorite part You stare right out at Biscayne Bay and then off to the Venetian Islands and even catch the Edgewater skyline The light bounces off the water in the evening and at certain angles you might find yourself just standing there for longer than you planned. From Hibiscus Island you are tucked away enough to feel that sense of calm but honestly you are just a short drive or bike ride from pretty much anywhere you want to be. The beaches are never far Either direction gets you to Miami Beach or over to the city for whatever events or restaurants or sports are going on. I have seen people walk their dogs early in the morning or kids riding their bikes after school It has that sort of local island rhythm to it. Hibiscus Island is one of those communities where you get both security and privacy That matters more than ever these days It just feels easy. There is a gated entrance and friendly faces most days who know your name Not every island gets that blend of seclusion and convenience. From here you have access to the best local restaurants cultural centers and shops in Miami Always something going on if you want or just the space to unwind if not If you have ever wanted to design your mansion from the ground up or maybe you are a fan of big family gatherings by the water it is hard not to picture your own life unfolding here And if you want something that is ready for you the option is there to buy a fully finished home designed by Artefacto Miami and Todd Glaser with architecture by Kobi Karp which would be stunning in its own right You never know how a property truly feels until you visit and walk around Spend a little time by the water and see what you think For any questions or just to get a better sense of what is possible here you can reach out any time At LuxuryProperty.com we are always happy to help you get comfortable with your next move and make sure it really feels like home

Luxury Waterfront Mansion at 375 N Hibiscus Dr, Miami

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

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 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.

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