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

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

I&#039;ll tell you, when you first step into this penthouse up on the fifty third floor of 16901 Collins Avenue in Miami it kind of stops you for a second. There is nothing blocking the view. I mean it. You look out and get this full sweep from Downtown Miami all the way across the intracoastal then out to the ocean. It is one of those rare spots where you almost forget you are in a city. I opened the door and right away felt that stretch of space around me. The ceilings here hit close to twenty feet above you in the living area which just changes how it feels. Airy is the best word I guess. You can hardly help doing a slow spin just to take in the size about six thousand five hundred square feet under air conditioning and honestly every corner is finished in that easy Florida luxury way. So Meyer Davis did the fit out here and you do feel it. Everything has a soft touch but you don&#039;t feel like you have to tiptoe. The textures are interesting without being showy. The main reception sort of drifts toward the windows so you get pulled out toward those views and sometimes all you want to do is grab a seat and let the sky change colors. If you ever actually do want to cook there is a big kitchen that does not feel like it was just dropped in for show. Good size counter space too and tucked off to the side is a midnight bar which I imagine gets a lot of use after sunsets. The bedrooms all lead off from the main spaces so you get privacy but not distance. Five in total each with its own bathroom plus a couple extra for guests so no one is bumping into each other in the morning. The master suite has a little seating spot where you just want to sit with coffee and not say anything for a bit some mornings. And if you ever decide you want to work from home you&#039;ve got a study that faces the water so working late does not feel quite so bad. There is a family room slightly tucked away and to be honest it is much more than just a TV room you can stretch out here or entertain friends or just spread out your stuff and daydream. There are service quarters too so house help can have a sense of their own space without it feeling too separate. Something I really noticed is how light finds its way into every corner even when the weather rolls in. In the afternoons you can actually feel the shift as the sun swings over and the ocean changes color. Maybe the best part is you do not really hear anything except the breeze and now and then the distant sound of the city. Miami feels close but you also feel like you are floating in your own spot above it all. Sometimes from up here you can see the boats making their way across the intracoastal or kids out on the sand even though you are high above everything it is still connected. And honestly you get all this square footage but nothing feels wasted. You could have friends here for a weekend let the kids run wild through the family room or just keep everything peaceful for yourself. Coffee shops and the beach are never far from this spot. Plus you are part of a building that feels private and looked after. It is the kind of penthouse that feels grown up but not heavy. Sometimes you almost forget your phone. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it and stand by the window for a minute. If you have any questions or just want to have a look around reach out whenever. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible.

5 Bed Furnished Penthouse For Sale At 16901 COLLINS AVENUE 5305

Some places in Miami just have that effect on you and this three bedroom apartment at Waldorf Astoria Downtown is one of them. I remember standing in the entryway and being hit straight away by that open feeling you only get when real architecture is done right. Downtown is buzzing down below but up here in this home it is honestly pretty calm. Natural light comes streaming through floor to ceiling windows and you get a front row seat to Biscayne Bay, the water glittering away. Sometimes you almost forget you are right in the heart of Miami and just watch a few boats drift past or spot a few birds off in the distance. The building itself is impossible to ignore. People in Miami talk about the Waldorf Astoria tower for good reason. Architect Carlos Ott really went for something bold with those nine glass cubes stacked in the skyline. You look up at night and the facade absolutely gleams over Florida. Even if you have lived here for years this building sort of sneaks up and makes you look twice as you pass by. What really struck me about the apartment was how the space flows. It is designed for real life, not just for showing off. The living area is open enough that you can have a few friends over and everyone ends up gathering by the windows pretty much every time. Biscayne Bay pulls everyone&#039;s eyes. And the kitchen really does feel like somewhere you might decide to cook on a quiet evening or where you just chat and laugh over coffee in the morning. You do not have to worry about the furnishings being cold or too modern either. This is fully furnished in a way that actually feels welcoming. You walk barefoot and it feels like home. There is that mix of design and comfort and you do not see that everywhere. You will also notice the smart technology in the apartment. The custom made app means everything from concierge to housekeeping to the little things you forget can be sorted easily. It just makes life smooth. If you are someone who likes a seamless day then you will probably appreciate it. When you want to step out, you have a huge amount to explore within the tower itself. The Waldorf Astoria service here is genuine. You can order room service, get housekeeping to sort out your space, or just head downstairs for coffee if you do not feel like brewing your own. There are lounges where people actually relax, not just pose for photos, plus a billiards room that feels a bit like an old movie set. Even the ballrooms feel bigger than you expect. And the best thing is, the pool actually faces out over the blue water so every swim has a real Miami feel to it. You might even end up meeting neighbors out there without really planning it. Sometimes, you just head out to the brasserie for all day dining and you get that panoramic view over the bay that Miami is so famous for. If you look at property in the city, not many places get it so right. The apartments here are not just about being in one of the tallest towers around, though that still feels pretty exciting. It is also about really being at the center of Miami. The coffee shop is never far, the restaurants around here are full of life, and honestly the evenings can be a little magical with all the lights reflecting off the water. Some days you see walkers with their dogs or kids out biking just before sunset. To know if this could be your place it is best to see it in person. Photos do not catch that feeling when you walk in. So if you want to take a look or just have a chat about what living here might be like, I am always happy to help. At LuxuryProperty dot com we never rush, we just want you to feel comfortable with your next move. Reach out any time.

Contemporary Three-Bed Residence at Waldorf Astoria

Some homes just make you pause a little before heading inside. This villa in Coral Gables, Miami definitely does that. I remember pulling up under these big old trees, sunlight spilling through. You hear birds more than cars here. Honestly, the drive alone gets you in a different mood. Then when you step in, the quiet kind of wraps around you. It all feels very private, almost like you could get lost in your own world for a while. This place sits on two acres. That&#039;s something you really notice when you walk through the garden, which kind of stretches out all around the villa. There&#039;s space for kids to run barefoot on the grass but also for grownups to find a quiet corner, maybe with a book or just to look at the sky. The whole street looks a little like something in a movie, with tall trees that must have been here for years and years. Life gets a bit slower, in a good way. Designed by Kobe Karp, who people in Miami talk about a lot, the villa itself is just easy on the eyes. The ceilings are tall enough you catch different angles of sunlight in every room. The open living spaces make gatherings and lazy mornings feel natural. You don&#039;t have to hunt for places to sit or just be. When you walk in, you see right through to the terraces outside, so indoor and outdoor living sort of blur together, especially with the big sliding doors open. The kitchen is more than just a showpiece. It&#039;s the kind you actually want to cook in, whether for a whole group or just something simple. Standing there, you see the garden and the pool, so if someone&#039;s swimming or playing outside, you&#039;re still part of things. There&#039;s even a proper library, and it smells like real books and wood when the sun heats up the shelves in the afternoon. Kids have their own playroom tucked away too, and there&#039;s enough room for the usual noise and mess. Bedrooms here are huge, each one kind of its own quiet spot with its own bathroom, so guests get space and privacy. The master suite is something else though. It makes you want to just sleep in, let the morning spill in through the windows. Even the closets feel generous, not just practical. There&#039;s a media room for movie nights and lots of windows to keep things bright even on rainy days. The maid&#039;s quarters are separate enough to give everyone their own space. You&#039;ll notice touches everywhere like the elevator space for easy access someday and a full-house generator for when the Florida storms roll in. The garage is massive and, if cars are your thing, could fit up to eight of them with a bit of a tweak. For the boat lover, there is a slip in the community marina, which is the sort of perk you only really appreciate when you use it. The community here at Journeys End is very private and secure. Kids still play outside in the evenings, people walk dogs, and there are two tennis courts and park-like green spaces you can wander through. And the pool really does feel like you are at a resort. Early morning swims before coffee or long afternoons on the terrace with friends just feel right. The lanai is perfect for lazy Sunday lunches or nights when you just want to eat outside with the breeze and no fuss. Location means you are close enough to pop into Coconut Grove or Coral Gables for dinner or coffee, but far enough that city noise just drifts away. Miami&#039;s best shops and restaurants are never too far, though honestly, some days you might not even want to leave the property. It&#039;s not the kind of place you&#039;ll get a full sense of from pictures or words. The only way to see if it feels right is to come and walk through it yourself. If you&#039;ve got questions or just want to talk about what life in Coral Gables might be like, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, it&#039;s all about making sure your next move feels as comfortable as possible.

Outstanding Seven-Bed Villa in Coral Gables, Miami

Some places really do take your breath away even before you have put your bags down. That is honestly what happened when I walked into this penthouse villa at St Regis Bal Harbour in Miami. Sitting all the way up in the sky and wrapped in glass it almost does not feel real at first. The views hit you right away. I mean the Atlantic just stretches out forever and you can see everything from the gentle waves below to boats floating past and those gardens along the Intercoastal. It is the kind of place that even feels quiet above the world even though you are right across from the Bal Harbour Shops and all the Miami energy when you want it. You have this unbelievable amount of space. Technically it is two penthouse mansions joined together so it feels even bigger than you expect. It is written as almost six thousand three hundred square feet and you definitely feel every inch of it. There are five bedrooms and actually two of them are master bedrooms which is pretty rare and just sort of makes sense for family visits or friends who want their own private bit of luxury. Walking through you just notice how wide and open it all is. Sometimes with big spaces things can feel a bit empty but here it comes together in a really comfortable way. You get plenty of natural light from morning through the late afternoon. I actually stood by the window for a while and watched the light changing on the water and it all felt very calm even though my phone kept buzzing. There are details everywhere that make life easier. I noticed right away the custom finishes like the woodwork and the way the flooring just sort of brings each room together. Each bedroom gives its own sanctuary feeling. It is unfurnished now so you really get to imagine it your way. Maybe you like clean lines or you want soft textures and cozy chairs for reading. You can do all of that here and still have enough room for big gatherings or movie nights. And then there are these endless balconies. Nearly a hundred feet of outside space. That might be what makes it so special. You can have breakfast facing the sunrise and then come back at sunset and watch the sky turn gold over Miami and the Intercoastal. On a clear day you can almost see forever honestly. Some evenings you will catch the sound of music floating up from the beach or just the quiet hum of the city far below. Kitchens are kind of important to me and I have to say the one here actually feels like somewhere you would want to cook for real. There is space for your coffee machine your air fryer whatever you need. The layout makes it easy whether you are making a big dinner or just midnight snacks after watching old movies. And even though St Regis Bal Harbour is about as luxe as it gets there is this low key side to it you will find. The community is friendly. Sometimes you see families heading down to the water or people just out for an early stroll with their dogs. The gym and pool are there if you want to keep active and there is always something happening nearby but you never feel crowded. Living here at 9701 Collins Ave really does mean being at the heart of Miami and yet having your own piece of sky. The Bal Harbour Shops are just over the way so finding a coffee or dropping in for something sweet is never a problem. Schools are close. Beaches are right downstairs. Getting to downtown or up the coast is easy but honestly some days you will not want to leave. The best way to know if it fits is to step inside and let yourself feel it. If you want to talk more or just want to see it in person I am always happy to help you out. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your move to feel as relaxed as that sea breeze through the balcony doors. Come see if this one feels like home.

9701  Collins Ave #PH2702-03   2703S At the St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort

Some homes just have an energy that makes you want to linger at the entrance before taking a real stroll through. That is what happened to me at this Mediterranean waterfront villa on Hibiscus Island in Miami Beach. I actually paused at the gate—the walls are covered with lush green and the walkway almost feels like it&#039;s welcoming you in for a fresh start or a morning coffee in your own private garden. You feel a calm straight away with a bit of excitement too because it is not every day you see a space like this so beautifully redone. Inside this villa at 56 S Hibiscus Drive honestly feels like a place where people live and laugh more than a place just for show. The living area has these tall, vaulted ceilings that open the space up and there&#039;s a keystone fireplace that you will end up gathering around on cooler Miami evenings, or just because it feels good to slow down. The floors move from natural hardwood to easy tile with a sort of seamless flow, and right away you notice those big windows that let the daylight flood in. I have to say, the way the light comes through here is kind of perfect. You get this real indoor outdoor feel, part of why waterfront villas in Miami Beach are so special. Then the kitchen, honestly it did not feel like wallpaper or just installations out of a showroom. This is a kitchen you will actually want to use whether you are just cooking a quick breakfast or getting everyone together for a long dinner. The garden design steals a bit of your attention though. It might remind you of the Mediterranean in some ways. There are leafy palms and tropical blooms all around the courtyard and you hear a bit of water from the pool so it is surprisingly private given you are right in the middle of Miami, just minutes to the energy of South Beach or down the street for a bit of that South of Fifth neighborhood flavor. Three comfortable bedrooms are in the main house, each with their own easy comfort and closets that actually hold what you need, plus bathrooms that do not feel cramped but not like big museum spaces either. Nothing overdone. Then there is this guest cottage tucked away just a few steps out. It is a real one bedroom spot, not a converted corner, with its own bathroom so it is perfect for visitors who want a bit of privacy. Your friends or family will actually love it. The pool area though is kind of a different world entirely. You can lounge on the terrace and watch boats on the Intercoastal. On breezier days you might just relax out here and sometimes completely forget your plans. The outdoor kitchen is classic Old Florida, proper grills and space to spread out snacks, not just a tiny counter you ignore. If you are into boating or just want somewhere to watch sunsets over the water, the updated dock might be what makes you stop searching online at all. Hibiscus Island does have this tucked away feeling but truthfully you are never far from anything. The beaches are close and the best cafes and restaurants in Miami are only a short drive away. Sometimes you&#039;ll see neighbors walking with dogs or kids heading towards the community playground or the tennis courts and it almost feels a bit old fashioned, in a good way. Security is round the clock so it stays peaceful which is honestly pretty rare for a spot right on the water. The villa sits on a generous lot, about ten thousand five hundred square feet, and sixty feet of that is all waterfront. You get space but it still feels manageable—like a home you&#039;d actually live in and not just dream about. If you want to see if it is the right fit, the best way is to come have a look for yourself. I am happy to answer any questions or show you around when you&#039;re ready. At LuxuryProperty.com we always hope your next move feels a little bit easier and more comfortable than you expected.

Waterfront Villa At 56 S Hibiscus Dr, Miami Beach

Some homes just make you want to stop for a second outside before you go in. This renovated two story villa at 2767 Sunset Drive on Sunset Island feels like that sort of place. Maybe it is the way the gate opens and you see that motorcourt tucked away or it is all the green on either side with these tall trees that give a sense of real privacy right from the start. You can almost hear the sound change as you close the gate behind you and the city just goes a little quieter. I have walked into a lot of homes but this one kind of invites you in without really trying. You usually notice the light first. Something about those big windows plus the way the sun tracks across the water right in front. It is a big space actually over seven thousand square feet inside so nothing ever feels cramped but at the same time it does not really feel cold or empty the way some large villas can. Sometimes you almost feel like you should call out to see if anyone is home just because it feels so relaxed. The kitchen is open and really ready if you actually like to cook proper meals or have guests over. The appliances do what you want and honestly the layout fits both family mornings or the kind of evening where you lay out some fresh bread and cheese and just chat with friends. You get a proper dining space with that smooth flow over to living and even into a media room where you can just sink into the couch for a movie or let the kids play their games. And even though it is a big house every corner feels like it has its own vibe. The patio seems like the spot where you can spend an entire Sunday with the newspaper or maybe grilling up some fresh seafood while you watch the boats drift by. The outdoor kitchen works for that. If you forget your phone inside it is not the end of the world because you just get caught up in the view for a while. The pool is heated which you will appreciate if you like taking a swim at odd hours or want to keep swimming longer as the season changes. There is an outdoor shower too if you need to rinse off after the pool or maybe after coming in from the boat. Speaking of boats you have your own private dock and even a boat lift so heading out on the water could just become part of your usual weekend routine. Sometimes I just stand out there to watch the water for a bit because honestly there is something really calming about it. You get seven bedrooms here and each one feels genuinely livable not just for guests but for real family life. Some have balconies where you can sit in the evening with a cup of tea or just watch how the light fades over Miami. There is a guest house as well which could work for in laws or maybe you want a studio or even a quiet space to set up as an office. Bathrooms are bright and updated with finishes that feel modern but not overly flashy. You might notice small details like the way the marble feels underfoot or the way the mirrors catch the light right. No detail feels overdone. Just enough to make daily life comfortable. The landscaping is lush and honestly it is one of the first things people mention when they see the place. Kids could spend ages out here running around or just hanging out under the shady trees. Ample parking in the motorcourt and a two car garage means you are never fighting for space. Everything is secure and gated so you can come and go without worrying. The neighbourhood itself is quiet but you are also walking distance from Sunset Harbour with its coffee shops and local bakeries and never too far from Lincoln Road or the parks nearby. Even the schools and hospitals are just a few minutes away which makes everyday errands feel pretty easy. I know sometimes homes look perfect online but you really do not know unless you walk through them and get a feel. If you want to stop by or ask some questions let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we want to make sure your next move feels real and comfortable from the very start. Sometimes it is just about whether it feels like home to you.

Renovated 2 Story Waterfront Home At 2767 Sunset Dr

Some homes almost make you pause before saying anything at all. This full floor penthouse at Grove at Grand Bay in Miami feels exactly like that. Stepping out of the elevator and into the space, you almost want to whisper instead of talk because the light is somehow quieter up here and the Coconut Grove skyline looks like a painting through the hurricane proof windows. It is honestly one of those places where even if it is your first visit you already want to see the sunrise from the living room and maybe just linger over coffee looking at the water. The first thing I noticed was the feeling of room to breathe. The ceilings stretch high above you and the glass walls curve around so you see the shimmer of the bay on one side and the city on the other. Sometimes you can watch the boats drift past or you catch a plane far off going out over the water. Even the breeze feels different when you step out onto those long balconies. I kept seeing seagulls gliding past and, for a second, Miami almost slows down up here. The penthouse covers over ten thousand square feet inside so quite honestly you might find yourself catching your own footsteps echo for a bit. There are five real bedrooms—each one feels like its own little sanctuary. The views follow you everywhere and when the sun sets, you get this golden reflection off the limestone in the dining space. That dining area really catches the late afternoon light and it almost makes you want to cancel dinner reservations and eat in. The living room is just comfortable, not stiff at all. I actually sat down for a bit and it did not feel strange, felt more like somewhere you would want to put your feet up and have friends over. The kitchen does not feel showy or cold. It is the sort of place where you can actually see yourself making pancakes on a slow Sunday morning or dinner after work when you want to keep things simple. All the finishes have this natural vibe—wood veneer, herringbone floors you can walk barefoot on, soft lighting from above so nothing ever feels harsh. And it is hard not to love those huge bronze doors leading you straight into an office. If you work from home or just like having a quiet space to think, it has that sense of privacy you do not always get with open designs. Plus, honestly, it is the roof deck that caught me off guard. You head upstairs and suddenly you are in your own little world. There is this massive private pool up there and you get these crazy panoramic views that make you forget you are just minutes from buzzing Coconut Grove. It is pretty easy to see a lazy weekend happening around this pool with friends or family, or just you and a good book. When you are on that roof you get a hint of ocean air mixed with the city energy—just a little quieter up here than down below. Grove at Grand Bay itself is an iconic piece of Miami architecture, twisting above the city with style but not the sort of flash that wears off. Sometimes when you are in the mood for something lively, you are never far from the little cafes in Coconut Grove or a walk on the bayfront. The neighborhood is full of runners in the early morning and all the palm trees move in the same direction if you look just right. The way this penthouse uses natural light is probably my favorite part. It is never too much, never too little, just the sort of light that makes you want to spend time at home. Every room opens up to something. You almost do not need a schedule, you can just move through the day finding a new view, a warmer bit of sun, a cooler spot on the tile. If you are looking for a place with a pulse but also space to breathe, this spot might surprise you. The only real way to know if it feels right is to come walk through it yourself. If you want more details or just want an honest conversation about the space, let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we are here if you ever want to take a look or just talk through your options.

Full Floor Penthouse At 2675 S Bayshore Dr PH-01S

Sometimes I walk into a house and there is this feeling you cannot quite explain. That is the sort of feeling I got at this seven bedroom villa sitting quietly at 8950 SW 62nd Ct right here in Pinecrest Miami. It is called The Oasis for a reason. You would honestly never guess it is so close to everything Miami has going on. I remember just standing outside for a minute listening to the breeze in the old oak trees. Some of these trees are over a hundred years old and the shade they throw makes the whole garden feel cool even in the afternoon. In Miami that is worth more than gold sometimes. It is one of those gardens where you could actually let your mind wander for hours. Birds flit in and out and the landscaping really settles into the neighborhood instead of standing out too much. Step inside and your eye goes straight out to that resort style pool. Infinity edge with soft blue lighting that takes over at night. There is a spa out by the pool as well and you will notice it all feels more like a luxury hotel than a regular house. The patios wrap around in places so you can always find a quiet spot even on a busy day. Friends seem to drift outside without trying. There are fire pit lounges in the shaded areas and honestly the way the lights play in the evenings makes you want to just sit there and talk a while. I have walked through this villa at different times of day and every time it just draws you back out into the garden. Inside is just as special though. You have more than ten thousand square feet that somehow never feels oversized. You get these spaces where people will naturally want to gather. The living room sort of links the garden and the rest of the house so you can hear people inside or outside without anyone needing to shout. Kitchens are a big deal here. Not one but two real chef spaces. Both are ready for you to cook seriously or just grab something on a late night. You can imagine a cook actually working here not just a pretty show. There is a specialty wine room built for a thousand bottles. Looks dramatic but mostly it stays cool and does the job right. If you have ever dreamt of a home theater the Dolby cinema room here actually works for weekly movie nights. Tried it with a few friends and it just felt right. When it comes to bedrooms you have seven proper suites. All of them get a bit of the garden view or a nice green outlook. The windows are set up so you never feel boxed in. The light just flows in through different angles depending on the room. Bathrooms have a calm design. Nothing showy just lots of space and some nice stonework. If you need to work from home there is an actual office that does not feel like an afterthought. Plus there is a wellness center. I spent some time there and to be honest you could lose track of an afternoon just relaxing. There is also a big game room for the evenings or for families with kids. Garages can fit several cars easily so you are never short on space and they are tucked away from the main entrance so the house maintains its quiet welcoming feel. Living in Pinecrest is its own kind of calm. You get the benefit of easy access to central Miami but it never feels rushed here. In the mornings you sometimes see neighbors jogging along the quiet streets or waiting at the little coffee shop nearby. Kids bike around in the afternoons and the whole area just feels a little bit easier. I always think you cannot really know a home from photos or words alone. This one is the kind you need to walk through slow just to take it all in. If you have questions or if you want to step inside and see if The Oasis feels right for you I am always here. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want to help you find a place that actually feels like home.

7 Bed Furnished Pinecrest Home For Sale At 8950 SW 62nd Ct

Some homes just have a calm air about them. Walking into this six bedroom villa at 6901 Granada Blvd in Coral Gables really feels that way. The light comes through high windows and plays off the marble pillars in a way that just slows you down. Actually, I stopped just past the entrance and kind of stood there looking around. You see the Barovier and Toso Murano Glass chandelier right away. It hangs proud in the foyer and you feel a taste of old Miami elegance. It is not the usual Miami glitz either. It feels grounded but still a bit grand, almost like something out of a holiday movie. The spaces kind of flow into each other. There are a lot of rooms but honestly it does not feel chopped up. The main dining room is made for proper dinners or bring the neighbors over for a big family birthday. If you look left, the kitchen stands out just as much. Chefs kitchen too, not just for show. Real emerald quartz on the island and I found myself brushing my hand over the cool surface. You can picture someone rolling out homemade pasta or just having pancakes with coffee. The view from here is special. Whenever you pause, you catch the bay breeze rolling in through the terrace doors. Mornings would be kind of dreamy here, with coffee in hand and nothing but sunlight and water in front of you. The terrace is something you will remember. I walked out and could not help just taking a breath. You see the water, all open, and the private dock below is totally gated for peace of mind. Sometimes you spot a heron walking by or just hear the soft sound of boats sliding past. The outside feels almost royal. You get these gold and silver brushed walls that catch the sun late in the day. The marble floors stay cool underfoot even when it gets humid. The pool curves along the house and really does blend straight into the waterfront. It is one of those infinity pools where the edge just goes on until it meets the canal. Actually, on some afternoons you see the water turn gold as the sun goes down. Hard not to just stay out here for hours. Sleeping spaces are upstairs so there is a nice bit of peace at night. The bedrooms feel calm, kind of private. You can set them up however you like since it is unfurnished you get to make it fit your life exactly. Some of the rooms have these big windows with a view over the mosaic garden and down to the dock. You might notice how quiet it is at night here actually. Sometimes all you hear is wind in the palms or the hum of the pool filter. For all the size and finish, it does not feel fussy. There are eleven bathrooms so there is never a wait and all are finished with those solid marble vanities and custom lighting. With eight thousand five hundred square feet of built up living space and a huge plot you have room for whatever your lifestyle asks for. Kids running around, big parties, quiet afternoons with friends, or honestly just you and a book in the sun. Being in Coral Gables is always a plus. There is this community feeling here. People say hello out walking dogs sometimes and little coffee places are never far. Downtown Miami is a quick drive whenever you need city energy. But in this home it is just so easy to slow down and find your own pace. Some places simply invite you to relax and make your own story. The only way to know if this Coral Gables villa feels right is to come see it. If you want to walk through or just ask about a detail you noticed, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next home to feel easy from the very start.

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Some homes just have a certain gravity that makes you slow down and actually want to look around. That happened to me the first time I stepped into this seven bedroom villa at 810 Lakeview Drive in Miami Beach. There is something about the quiet near the water, the light bouncing off the bay, and the mix of Miami energy with total privacy. I noticed right away you can stand in the living room and see straight past the pool to the lake. Sometimes the breeze comes through and you just want to stand by the window with a coffee and watch little boats drift by. It is easy to forget you are anywhere near the city at all even though you are still right in Miami Beach. The villa itself was designed by Achille Salvagni, who you might already know puts a lot of intention into how a place feels. It shows here, honestly. The way you enter through a gallery space instead of a regular hallway makes you want to pause and look up at the double height ceiling in the living room. Light just fills everything. I remember the kitchen most because it feels like a real chef would use it not just a show kitchen for parties. There are Wolf and Subzero appliances that honestly make cooking look easy plus this sculptural cabinetry with twenty four karat gold leaf details that just glint a bit when the sun is right. The curve of the bronze staircase is something you might run your hand along without even realizing. It is a house that feels like it took skill to build. Downstairs you get two bedrooms and a proper steam room which I thought was kind of nice when you want to just relax after a swim in the infinity pool. Speaking of the pool it stretches ninety feet across so you never have to worry about it feeling crowded. There is a cabana right beside it and the whole pool faces Surprise Lake. It feels secluded. Private boat dock sits out back and from what I saw you can just wander down with your morning coffee or hop on your paddleboard straight from your own backyard. It is like having your own resort right on Miami Beach. Upstairs is where you will find the master suite and that is its own kind of escape. Deck is private and faces the water so you get those soft morning views before everyone is awake. There are four more bedrooms upstairs as well and the whole flow of the upper level feels open, not boxed in. You can tell it is built for people who actually want to spend time at home. Sometimes I can imagine kids running in and out or friends just sitting out on the deck in the evening. The finishes here are no joke. Curved walls instead of harsh corners, materials that actually feel solid when you touch them, details that make you stop and look again. Even the floors feel cool and solid underfoot the way classic Miami villas are meant to be. All of it sits on a generous plot with more than a hundred feet of shoreline to play with. Some mornings you might see neighbors jogging or out with their dogs along Lakeview Drive. The beach is close if you want it or you can just stay put by the pool and listen to the quiet. Shopping and dining are always within an easy drive, but home itself is the main draw here. It is unfurnished so you can make it yours rather than stepping into someone else&#039;s idea of perfect. Honestly it does not feel intimidating like some luxury homes. It just feels solid and real. The only way to know if this villa feels right for you is to come see it. If you want to know more or just want to walk through and get a feel for the space reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com we really just want your next move to feel as comfortable as possible.

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

Some homes make you stop for a second before you even get through the front door. Standing there at 24 Palm Ave, you&#039;re surrounded by that gentle hush you get on Palm Island. The water is close enough that you just smell salt in the air and the world feels miles from the busy rush of South Beach and downtown Miami, even though you could drive there in just a few minutes. This seven bedroom villa is really something to take in. The first thing people usually do is wander straight to the edge of the yard to see how the Miami skyline almost floats beyond Biscayne Bay. I did it too, just leaned on the rail for a while. Kind of hypnotic, if you ask me. Outside, you&#039;ll see what makes homes on Miami Beach&#039;s islands so special. The yard is a real escape. There&#039;s a big pool, sparkling on sunny days and honestly big enough for proper swimming, not just wading around. The spa sits nearby, so if you get a cooler night or just want to wind down, it is easy to slip in and stare up at palm fronds or the sky. The bay is right there in front, with one hundred feet or so of waterfront. And you get a serviced dock, which means boat lifts and even space for jet skis, so going out for a ride on the ocean does not need to be a big production. It feels more like heading out for groceries. There is a summer kitchen out here too and I picture friends gathering while someone&#039;s got the barbecue going. Kids tossing a ball or maybe music playing quietly from the house. You can almost taste a grilled snapper or smell something sweet in the air. You&#039;ll notice the property has space to spread out. Not just with those seven bedrooms but the way the home is actually arranged. The master suite has the whole upper floor of the main house to itself. I walked up and suddenly everything went quiet, just the sounds of water outside. Imagine sliding out onto a private terrace or taking the first cup of coffee there every morning. Downstairs, the living area is double height and really bright. If you look up, the big windows just let in every bit of Miami sun. The kitchen got a fresh update recently and anyone who likes to mess around with new recipes will be happy. You have Wolf and Subzero appliances, so you are not stuck with anything less than you&#039;d want in a real chef&#039;s space. It sits beside the living room, dining room and a wet bar, which is kind of nice for weekends with company. There&#039;s also an actual family room, not just a formal living area, so it feels lived in and easy to spend any kind of day in. You might not even notice the back stair if no one points it out. It tucks away quietly and heads up to the crows nest on the roof. I went up there and, honestly, you feel completely apart from everything. Look out one way and it is all city lights. Look another and you see boats tracing slow lines across the bay. Great spot for a sundown drink or just space to collect your thoughts away from the crowd. There is also a separate guest house which just makes those long family stays really simple. Four cars fit in the garage, which may not sound like a big deal but around here it is kind of handy. The estate is unfurnished right now, which I actually like because you can bring in your own style and it will not clash with someone else&#039;s taste. You get a real sense that life out here just flows at a more relaxed rhythm, with the main parts of Miami always close when you want them but easy to forget when you do not. Sometimes in the evenings, you see neighbors taking their boats out after work or just walking the pets while the sun sets behind the city skyline. You can read about this estate all day but really, the only way to know if it fits is to come and see for yourself. Open the doors, see the view, walk the property. If you have questions or if you just want to take a look, send a message or call any time. We want your next move in Florida to feel like the right one. Come find out if this is it.

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Some houses just feel like summer even when the weather is trying to say otherwise. When I first stepped into this villa at 1420 West 21st Street on Sunset Island in Miami Beach, it hit me right away. There&#039;s that rush of sunlight through the glass, the water right in view, and everything kind of opens up so you can actually breathe. If you know anything about Miami, you know how different that is. Most places squeeze you in but here you want to stretch out and stay for a bit. It is the kind of place where sandals make more sense than shoes and you always know where your sunglasses are. So this is one of those true open air homes people talk about sometimes. The ceilings in the living room just keep going up and up I think they hit over thirty feet or so and you can actually hear your voice echo if you talk too loud. I stood by the glass for a while and honestly just watched the pool water catch light coming through. The pool is right out back next to the BBQ spot. You always notice the way everyone sort of drifts outside during the day. Water views, palm trees and the sound of people laughing or playing. It should be busy but instead it&#039;s easy here. The private dock out back is one of those nice luxuries too. If you know boats, you will know you are in luck since there are no bridges to worry about for ocean access. Really, you can just head out and cruise around Biscayne Bay whenever the mood hits. This villa covers about six thousand square feet inside so there&#039;s honest room for a big family or for guests to actually spread out and feel like they have their own space. There are six official bedrooms that do not disappoint. Plus, up on the mezzanine there is a loft area that actually works as a seventh bedroom when you need it or turn it into a little home gym or office or the spot where the kids pile their games and movies. The master bedroom is oversized in that generous way you do not always see in Miami and you can close the doors and get some real quiet. Even the ensuite bath feels like a mini spa. I saw an indoor jacuzzi that makes rainy nights something to look forward to. Almost all the bathrooms connect right up to their bedrooms and you get these little river rock walls in the cabana and guest bath that are just interesting and different. Nothing cookie cutter in this place. The kitchen is the kind of kitchen you actually want to cook in. Viking appliances. Stainless steel everywhere. Miles of granite along the counters. Custom wood cabinets that feel solid and made for real life not just for show. There&#039;s a butler&#039;s pantry tucked away if you love the idea of hiding your coffee mess in the morning. I noticed high crown moldings that go right up to those eight foot doors and there is imported Turkish marble underfoot in the driveway. Details everywhere. The garage fits two cars and there is another shaded spot under the carport so no one ends up with a hot seat after lunch. Impact glass throughout. Light fixtures outside that make the whole thing glow in the evening. It is the kind of place where I kept imagining hosting a long late dinner by the pool while the sun goes down over the water. You are on Sunset Island IV which is one of those addresses the locals just know. You can walk right off the island and hit Lincoln Road or pop around Sunset Harbor for coffee. Little restaurants. A couple of bars. Boutiques and gyms all pretty much within reach. Even a sunrise run along the water if you feel like it. Miami Beach villa life is a special kind of life. There is a tropical breeze most days. Sometimes you will see neighbors waving from their bikes or out walking a dog. Some nights you can hear music drift over the water or people just hanging out on their docks. If you are wondering if it feels as good in person as it sounds, the only way to know is to come walk through. If you get curious or want to see how it feels in real time, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always happy to show you around and help your next move feel easy and natural.

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

There is a feeling you get the moment you walk into some places and honestly this high floor condo at Apogee in Miami Beach does exactly that. The elevator opens right into the apartment and I actually found myself pausing just to catch a deep breath and look out over the view. You have sky and water all around. Standing there you see Biscayne Bay spread far out with boats dotted across it and the ocean behind. The wraparound terrace here is really something. It runs the entire length of the apartment and is deeper than you ever expect so you just naturally end up out there every morning or in the evenings just watching the sun show off across the water. I had a coffee out there one afternoon and it was just quiet and peaceful. Miami feels buzzy but up here it melts away. Inside it honestly feels like a real home. The ceilings are tall so nothing feels cramped and the light through the floor to ceiling glass means you are basically awash in sunshine for most of the day. I remember how the air felt cooler in the afternoons with the breeze coming in if you leave the terrace doors open. The layout gives you a lot of privacy too which is good for families or even if you just like your own space. Sometimes high end condos in Miami feel like they are made for parties but not for real living. Here the kitchen actually feels like somewhere you would cook a big meal not just heat something up. The living spaces blend into each other easily so you are not boxed in and you can keep an eye on things going on in the rest of the apartment but it is also just easy to close a door and step away for quiet time. Bedrooms all look onto the ocean or bay so you almost always wake up to light and water. There is something pretty special about that. No matter how your day starts it is hard not to feel lucky when that is your view. The ensuite bathrooms are spacious and practical. You will notice the finishes are all top quality but never flashy. It just feels calm and designed for real people who want somewhere to live and relax. You also get a private two car garage and it is air conditioned so you never have to climb into a hot car even in summer which makes it just that bit more comfortable. Some residents here use it for bikes or paddle boards or even a spot for painting or tinkering. Apogee is known for being exclusive with only sixty seven residences so you always get a sense of privacy and it never feels crowded. Security is serious but not intrusive and you really do feel tucked away from the rest of Miami. You can walk outside and be in South Pointe Park in about a minute. The park is great for afternoon walks or letting kids run around. Sometimes you see families with picnic blankets and kids zooming by on scooters. The beach is right there too you can wander down for a swim or just to put your toes in the sand. There are plenty of restaurants nearby so dinner out is always easy and some evenings you just hear laughter from the terraces around as people unwind. I think 1401 at Apogee is just that rare place where everything lines up for comfort and lifestyle without feeling like you have to be on display. Whether you are making a full move to Miami or just want an easy home when you visit the city it makes sense. The only way to know if it is right for you is to come take a look in person and just see how it feels. Reach out anytime if you have questions or just want to walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always here to help and make your next step feel as simple as it should be.

High Floor Miami Beach Condo For Sale 800 S Pointe Dr 1401

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

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