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

Marvelous Five-Bedroom Estate in Miami Beach at Hibiscus Island

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

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

Sometimes a place feels tucked away from the world in all the right ways and honestly that is the sense I got walking up to this villa at 5400 Hammock Drive in Coral Gables. Hammock Lakes is the kind of community where the trees are older than almost anything around and you can hear the leaves move when the wind comes through in the afternoon. I just sort of took a breath for a second before even heading in and you might do the same because the approach is beautiful and private all at once. The villa itself stands out in the best possible way because it does feel modern and tropical but not forced. Plenty of floor to ceiling windows so you feel part of the garden most of the time. Sun gets in pretty much everywhere you want it. I noticed the light moves across the big family room all day long. Sometimes you forget whether you are inside or out because the glass doors slide right back and suddenly the living area and the garden just blend together. It actually makes weekends with friends or family feel easy. The sound of water from the pool is always in the background even when you are having a coffee in the kitchen or just hanging out by the lounge chairs. There are huge old oaks that really do give the place a lot of privacy. Nobody is looking in here and you just kind of feel you are someplace special. In the evenings you would see the sunset through the trees and probably hear a few birds too. People walk their dogs in this part of Hammock Lakes and often stop to say hi because it has a local feel. You can tell folks know each other here. Living here means you have seven bedrooms all spread out nicely so everyone seems to have their own corner. Eight and a half baths so mornings are never a rush. The guest house is around the side and feels completely its own with plenty of light coming in. I walked up the stairs to check out the view and there is an elevator if you need it so everything feels accessible. There is a full house generator so you do not worry about storms. Miami is sometimes like that but here it just means you keep going like nothing happened. Even the air at night is quieter under these oaks. The kitchen is the kind that actually makes you want to cook real meals. That is not always the case in bigger homes but this one looks out over the family room and right through the glass to the grill and the whole outdoor BBQ area. You can watch the kids swim or wander around the pool while you make breakfast or dinner and it almost feels like everyone is in the same room. Sometimes you see someone open a bottle from the wine cellar and just take a seat and talk for a while. It is a space that pulls you in without being fussy. Smart home system is already set up so playing music or setting the mood for a quiet night is as simple as tapping your phone. It makes it feel like everything is a little easier and honestly a bit more fun. Even the simple things like turning on the lights before you get home or checking the security while you are out give that comfortable peace of mind. That is a small thing until it is not. Outdoors it is just green everywhere. The garden has winding paths and spaces where you could put a hammock or just find a shady place to read. Pool is definitely big enough for real laps but it is also the kind of spot you just float for a while and forget you have calls coming in. You feel tucked away yet you are only minutes from everything in Miami. Coffee shops are never far and it is an easy drive to some of the best restaurants and little bakeries you will find this side of Florida. You can read about all the features and amenities but honestly the feeling you get from this villa is not something you find on paper. The only way to know if this is the right move for you is to come and walk through it. Take your time. If you have questions about Hammock Lakes or just want to see what makes this place different reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com we try to make your next move as comfortable and genuine as possible.

5400 Hammock Dr Coral Gables, Miami

Some homes really just have a way of making you slow down when you walk inside. This villa at 58 La Gorce Circle on Miami&#039;s La Gorce Island made me do exactly that. Maybe it is the sound of water close by or maybe it is how the gate somehow makes the outside world feel far away. Right when you step through the door you get a sense this place was built to be lived in. Not just shown off but really used day to day. Sometimes you notice that with proper family homes. What stands out first is just how much light there is. Seriously. Every room feels bright from so many wide windows and you almost forget there are neighbors. The property feels private and just calm. You get pretty sweeping bay views and the pool is the kind where you can actually picture yourself spending full mornings swimming or just enjoying a quiet afternoon. In the evenings if you leave the doors open for a bit, you hear a few birds and sometimes smell the sea air which is one of those things you only get in select parts of Florida. This isn&#039;t one of those cookie cutter Florida villas you see copied a hundred times. The people who put this home together think about all the details. The lines and spaces actually feel relaxed. It honestly never feels overdesigned at all. I even stopped for a moment in the living room just imagining how it would feel having friends over easy conversations or watching the bay as the sun goes down. With seven bedrooms it feels generous but not overwhelming. Maybe you have a big family or friends who visit a lot. I could see three of the rooms being proper bedrooms and the others becoming a study a little gym or even a reading space. You can tell from the way the ceiling heights work with the open layout that someone really cared about how you move through the rooms. Sometimes with new builds you get the sense they built fast. Here you feel patience the details are thoughtful and even, sometimes you notice door handles or light switches are just a bit nicer than everywhere else. Cooking here would be fun. The kitchen is one of those spots that feels made for more than just reheating leftovers at midnight. There&#039;s smart space around the counters and you can actually picture kids doing homework at the table while you finish off a meal. All the modern touches are there but nothing feels flashy in an annoying way. Storage is actually usable and there are places to put all the little bits you pick up living by the sea—flip flops, hats, half painted shells the kids collect. I wandered out to the garden and just took it easy for a few minutes. It is bigger than most in Miami but not too much to take care of. There&#039;s enough flat green for a casual soccer kick-around and the landscaping keeps it private. The pool is set just right so you get bay views while you swim or even just float in the water, and it catches the best of Miami&#039;s late day sun without baking the whole place. La Gorce Island is a quieter sort of place. You see people out walking dogs or jogging in the early morning. Most of the time there&#039;s a friendly wave or a smile but nobody is ever in your business. The security here is real too so you really do feel your space is your own. Yet you are only a short drive to everything you need. Good coffee is always close, the best Miami shops are never far, and, honestly, the beach is a lot closer than you think. It is unfurnished which honestly lets you imagine your own style in every corner. Sometimes I think that&#039;s when a house really turns into a home—when you make it your own. The only way to know if it feels right is to come by and get a feel for it yourself. If you want to ask questions, talk through what is possible, or just walk around and see if the bay view feels like home, let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next place to feel like, well, your place. No pressure at all. Reach out any time.

7 Bed Furnished Home At 58  La Gorce Cir

Some houses along the water feel like a proper breather from regular city life and honestly this villa at 1415 N View Dr on Sunset Island in Miami Beach just draws you in quietly. I remember coming up to the front and somehow the buzz of Miami felt far away in a good way. The lot is huge and sits right where you want it to be for sunshine and those long water views the bay just spreads out in front. You can see the boats go by but it never feels crowded here. As soon as I stepped inside I noticed the natural light pretty much everywhere. The ceilings are tall and wood exposed with these deep skylights above and it&#039;s all open inside. You stop for a second because the feeling is a mix between being in a gallery and a warm home. The marble floors run through and you actually want to take your shoes off and walk barefoot for a bit. Sometimes you get designer houses where you&#039;re not sure if you can relax but this one is different. There&#039;s something about the layout that just feels natural. People gather in the living room and nobody is fighting for space even with a bunch of friends over. The custom bar right in the main living area is set up for those evenings when you want to do a round of sundowners and not leave the conversation. The kitchen is honestly where you might see yourself cooking for real. Not talking about just heating up takeout either. It&#039;s properly equipped with Sub Zero and Thermador appliances and the butler pantry is one of those corners you forget about until you need to stash away the grocery bags. Plus the breakfast table gets hit with morning sun which makes coffee feel way better. If you&#039;re even a little bit into wine there&#039;s a temperature controlled wine room that you&#039;ll probably end up visiting every night just to check on your bottles. I liked how it sits a bit away from the kitchen so you can make an event out of opening something special. Space just keeps showing up everywhere in this home. You get six proper bedrooms and honestly it&#039;s that kind of layout where guests can come and go while your private corner stays your own. One of the bedrooms is set up perfectly for a home office. The principal bedroom though is what you&#039;ll want to see. It&#039;s really spacious and those dual walk-in closets mean everyone gets their own side. The bathroom is wrapped in Carrara marble and you&#039;ve got dual walk-in showers and a huge spa bath. I stood in the bathroom for a bit and it actually feels like a hotel suite. You can light a candle and forget about work for a while. Outside is probably where you&#039;ll spend most evenings. The pool is really big and has a fountain which brings a soft sound in the background. There&#039;s a covered spot for sitting or eating outside. Even on hot days it feels alright out here because there&#039;s a bit of shade and water breeze. You get direct access down to the bay which is perfect if you&#039;re into paddleboarding or you have a boat. Honestly it&#039;s the kind of place you just wander down in flip flops without thinking about it. Sometimes you&#039;ll see birds walking past the dock or neighbors heading out on the water. Sunset Island is quiet and secure you notice families biking in the evenings or people taking slow walks. There&#039;s not much rush. And if you want to pop into Miami Beach the coffee shops and restaurants are never far either. The house is unfurnished so you can bring your own style. Some walls have these custom built details but there&#039;s still plenty of room to make it your own. I walked through a couple of times and each time I noticed something new. Maybe that&#039;s the best sign a property has true character. Anyway you kind of have to see if it matches what you feel at home. If you want to come visit or just ask about the area I&#039;m always happy to help. We try to make your next move at LuxuryProperty.com feel as real and comfortable as possible. Let me know if you want to walk through and get a feel for the place.

Waterfront Luxury Miami Beach Villa For Sale At 1415 N View Dr

There is something easy about this place the minute you find yourself on Los Pinos Place. It is almost surprising how quiet it is considering you are in Miami just minutes from all the city can toss your way. Gated and tucked back on a peaceful street in Cocoplum this five bedroom villa is really about taking time to slow down. I remember walking through the main doors the first time and pausing right in the entry foyer. The light hits different here in the afternoon. You just want to stop and look out toward the water and realize you are not in a rush. The whole villa is set up so nothing feels cramped or forced. You get nearly 130 feet of water frontage and a private dock that is more like a real launching spot for all those weekends with family or friends. It is not just a tiny deck either this is a full proper dock where you can actually picture your boat waiting. Maybe sometimes you will sit with your coffee and just watch the water roll by and maybe you will even catch a neighbor heading out to the lagoon for fishing or just to enjoy the day. You have direct access to the ocean from right here. That is a real bonus if you love being on the water or just want that option for when the mood strikes. Inside you can feel that this is brand new construction. Everything is clean but does not feel cold like some new builds can. There are high ceilings and big windows that feel inviting but not too flashy. The two story layout flows in a way that makes sense for everyday life but it is also perfect when you want to host people. Little touches show up everywhere. For example every bedroom has its own en suite bath so no rushing in the mornings or sharing unless you really want to. The master suite feels especially set apart with double walk in closets that could actually hold all your things steam room which honestly feels like a hotel perk and this big terrace that is surprisingly private even with all the views. The kitchen does not just look good it is real. Big enough to actually cook a meal for a crowd and not bump into each other all the time. You will see the usual sleek appliances but nothing feels over the top. The living areas just make it easy to spend time together or spread out depending on what you need that day. There is a TV room off to the side which I could imagine becomes the spot for movie nights or just a quiet space to take a break. Plus tucked away you will find a library area that honestly makes you want to pick up a book again. It is nice to have somewhere for that. Step outside and you will notice the pool is heated so those chillier Florida evenings do not take you out of the water too soon. The backyard just feels open and bright facing right onto the lagoon where sometimes you spot birds or the occasional fish jumping. There are families that walk their dogs along the street in the evening and sometimes you will notice a few kids biking past. It is surprisingly peaceful for Miami but you are close enough to Coconut Grove and the coffee shops pop up within a short drive. Grocery shopping and errands are all nearby so life just feels easy here. It is not all overstated luxury but everything seems thought out. From the gated entrance to the wide driveway where guests actually have room to park to the smaller touches inside like real storage space and spots for everyone to feel at home. Some homes are showy but this one is more about how you live day to day. You have privacy but you are still part of a real community that knows your name. The best way to see if this feels right is to walk through it for yourself because sometimes a place just fits you. If you are curious or want to ask anything feel free to reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to keep it as comfortable as possible so you can focus on finding what really works for you.

Brand New 5 Bedroom Home At 361 Los Pinos Pl, Miami

Some properties really do slow your heart rate the second you step onto them. I remember when I visited this spot on North Hibiscus Drive in Miami Beach for the first time. The light bounced differently off the water here. You could just about hear the breeze in the trees before you even started walking toward the shoreline which is honestly barely beyond arm&#039;s reach. Places like this on Hibiscus Island are a bit of a secret for folks who know Miami well. You always seem to spot a neighbor out front or see a couple of kids trailing after their dog in the early morning. It is not showy out here. It just feels private and green and every view you get comes with water and sky in it. There is something special about this plot specifically. You do not find many plots with one hundred fifty feet of bay frontage just waiting for you. It kind of surprised me how much space you actually get here. The full lot is just over twenty six thousand square feet so if you walk it from end to end you start picturing all kinds of things. Maybe that garden you always wanted. Or a pool with room left for an outdoor living area where you could spend long Miami evenings just watching the water change color. The sense of space is real and what you do with it really is open. If you ever wanted to own your piece of true oceanfront Miami this is it. One thing I really like about this part of North Hibiscus Drive is you genuinely get a little bit of everything. You walk out your future front door and in minutes you are at the beach. People throw blankets in the grass under the coconut trees or just sit out by the water with a book. The atmosphere is pretty relaxed even though you are in the middle of Miami Beach. When I visited there were colorful birds flickering through the shrubs and honestly for a second I forgot to check my phone. That almost never happens elsewhere. If you are thinking bigger you could also combine this plot with the one next to it. The two together would give you two hundred seventy feet of that gentle bayfront and over forty seven thousand square feet to genuinely build your dream home or maybe something for generations. Some of these houses in the neighborhood have been passed down and have stories in every corner. It is that sort of vibe here. People wave to each other. You feel settled just standing on the sidewalk. From a practical point of view you are only a short drive to the central parts of Miami or South Beach. But once you are back here with the water at your feet it is easy to forget the city is close by. There are cafes not far off and when the sun goes down you get a breeze coming off the bay that makes the evenings almost too good. This land is not built yet which means you get to start from scratch. Imagine mornings with coffee while you watch the glimpse of sunlight hit the surface of the bay first thing. Or weekends when friends and family come over and everyone ends up outside. Even if you are just walking the lot now it is easy to see how life would fall into place here and the best thing is how it already feels private without being cut off. Sometimes it is just the small things like the scent from the bushes after it rains or the way the light gets golden at the end of the day. Honestly that is hard to explain unless you walk it for yourself. If you are looking for a real slice of Miami oceanfront living and want to see if this place feels right reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com we want your next move to feel low pressure and comfortable. Happy to answer any questions or simply meet you outside by the water for a chat about possibilities.

Oceanfront Plot For Sale At 225 N Hibiscus Dr, Miami Beach

Some homes pull you in the moment you step up to the door and honestly this palatial mansion on Pompano Beach just has that magic. I remember the first thing I wanted to do was stop for a second and breathe in right there by the entrance with the ocean breeze rolling in. Everything just feels a bit slower. Sometimes that is the best part. Right away you get a taste of what living on the actual beach in Florida is really about. That is a real stretch of private sand and not just a sliver either. It is over a hundred feet all your own and there is just something about watching the waves from your own spot high above the water that makes mornings kind of special here. This villa sits up on the inlet so you are not just staring at water you are really a part of it. You get over ninety six hundred square feet to make your own story and these are not small cramped rooms either. The ceilings go all the way up in the main living spaces and there are these double height glass walls that seem to paint a new scene every time you look out. Sometimes when I am there I stand near the windows just to catch the sun climbing up over the lighthouse. You will find the views are not just for show. There is life out there in the water sometimes fishing boats cruise past and sometimes it is just quiet and all yours. There are six bedrooms and not a corner feels squeezed or rushed. Everything is unfurnished so you can really bring in your own character whether that is coastal and soft or bold and modern. The main suite is the sort of place you linger in your robe for a while and I mean it just feels easy. The rest make it simple for friends or family to settle in too. And even with all that space there is still a feeling of home somehow. If you care about boats this one might actually spoil you a bit. There is deep water dockage right on the edge so if you have more than one yacht or you are planning to host out of town boating friends it is kind of perfect. I know owners here who start mornings just walking down to check on the lines or throw a line in the water for fun. Then there are the terraces which kind of merge with the outdoors. Kids can run right from the game room outside or adults just wander out with coffee in hand. Sunsets just seem longer here. Inside you will notice details that make living not just beautiful but actually fun. There is a full billiards and game room that has seen so many evenings of laughter. The bar is not just for looks you will probably end up sharing stories there late into the night. The theater is tucked away for those rainy days or movie nights you have been promising to do. I even peeked into the wine tasting room on my last visit and imagined unwinding there after a long week. When you have a bigger gathering or want to keep the main kitchen untouched you have a full catering kitchen tucked away. It just makes hosting simple without the stress. The neighborhood is relaxed. The coffee shop is close and you see neighbors biking or walking in the mornings. Life is not noisy and hectic here. Even though you are right between Miami and Palm Beach there is rarely any rush. On weekends you might spot families playing out on the sand or someone out for a quiet paddle early before the sun gets high. Honestly and I mean this the best way to find out if this villa is your next place is to walk through and see how it feels. Sometimes a photo misses the little touches like the way the light fills each room or how the ocean sounds right from your bedroom. If you want to chat or just walk around the place let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always here to help make the next move as comfortable and easy as possible.

Palatial Mansion on Pompano Beach In Miami

Some homes just make you pause a little before heading inside. This villa in Coral Gables, Miami definitely does that. I remember pulling up under these big old trees, sunlight spilling through. You hear birds more than cars here. Honestly, the drive alone gets you in a different mood. Then when you step in, the quiet kind of wraps around you. It all feels very private, almost like you could get lost in your own world for a while. This place sits on two acres. That&#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 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 just ask you to slow down the second you walk in and this one at 19575 Collins Ave PH 43 really does that. I stepped inside for a viewing one late afternoon and the way the light spills in from those tall windows made me stop and just watch how it shifted across the floors. Not every villa with ocean views feels this open and easy but this one surprised me. You get that rare mix of Miami energy and a bit of calm that is not so easy to find around here. Right away you see it is all about space and views. Six bedrooms means you never have to choose between inviting another friend or having your own quiet spot. There is this double height great room that almost feels like someone took out the ceiling and just let the sky in. I found myself pausing there longer than I planned, mostly just enjoying how the ocean horizon rolls out past the glass and the way you can hear the soft hush of Miami below. If you have ever wanted sunlight to be your morning alarm clock this spot will actually do it. The kitchen is not just for show either. I lingered near the Poliform cabinets and checked out those Wolf and Sub Zero appliances. Everything looks ready for a holiday meal or just a rushed Monday breakfast the day feels a little less busy with views like this. Plus, you have your own wine cellar just a couple of steps away. Sometimes you see fancy kitchens that feel too perfect to use. Here it just feels inviting which is kind of rare. It is easy to imagine sharing this place with friends and family. There is a guest suite with a small midnight kitchen where honestly it just feels like grabbing some late snacks in your oldest hoodie is exactly what you should do. Upstairs, there is an art gallery mezzanine that adds a little bit of surprise. The private spa up there even has its own steam and sauna. I peeked in and it is almost too peaceful not to try out after a long day. The Grand Master Suite is all about comfort too. His and Hers bathrooms and vanities are there city views on one side and the ocean drifting in on the other. I noticed there is room for all the shoes and shirts you could ever own with those custom closets. If the inside gets to you after a while you just step out onto the terrace and everything changes again. Out there it feels like another world. The pool waits for you with the breeze coming across the ocean and that summer kitchen is only a few steps from the water. There is a canopy you can pull back if you want more sun or tuck away if you just want to stretch out and watch a Miami sunset. Sometimes you even forget to look at your phone which trust me does not happen often these days. I know not everyone wants a place that is picture perfect all the time. What stood out to me here was how it feels lived in even before anyone moves in. The building has the right touches so everything from security to lighting just works simple as that. You get little details like Lualdi doors and Kreon lighting and there is an automation system that keeps everything running smoothly without you having to lift a finger. You are right in the middle of Miami but honestly it feels tucked away. Coffee shops and bakeries are never far and you still get privacy. It is the kind of spot where you might hear kids laughing on bikes in the evenings or catch a couple walking down to the shore as the sky goes pink. The only real way to know is to see it for yourself. If you are curious or just want to walk through and feel how the space works for you just reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we know finding the right place is about more than numbers. We are here to make that next step feel as comfortable as possible.

Oceanview 6 Bed Furnished Villa For Sale At 19575 Collins Ave PH-43

There is something about southern Florida sunlight when it catches the water just right. That is exactly what you get with this fully renovated villa at 16 Palm Ave, right on Police gated Palm Island in Miami. First time I walked in here, the world outside seemed to go a little quieter. It was early afternoon and honestly the trees outside the windows made everything inside kind of glow. You always hear about Mediterranean Revival homes but here it feels lived in and fresh at the same time. You probably want to know the basics. We are talking about six bedrooms and a ton of space, with just over nine thousand built up area, but the outside is what people really talk about. The house sits tucked away on this lush thirty five thousand square foot lot that feels much bigger because you have all that open sky and water at your doorstep. Bayfront views wrap around for two hundred twenty feet so if you happen to have a yacht or just like watching boats go by you are in the right spot. There are days when I have walked around outside for a while, especially in late afternoons, just watching the water move. Some neighbors have kayaks tied up and you catch sunset colors bouncing off the surface. The house was gutted and rebuilt in two thousand nine so everything feels up to date and honestly really solid. There is a whole new master bedroom plus a family wing and the kitchen makes you want to cook from scratch. No cold showrooms here it is more like making coffee in your socks on a weekend morning kind of space. And with the tech setup, you can control everything right from your phone which means one less thing to worry about when you are out for the night in Miami or back from a trip. Lighting is simple to adjust and the home runs on smart systems so life just gets easier. Oh and energy bills still stay calm thanks to solar panels on the roof. Some homes have little extras that do not always make it into photos right away. There is a wine cellar right off the courtyard, and I have seen people set it up for easy evenings after work with friends. The home theater actually works for movie night not just for show. If you like staying active at home the gym is more private than most clubs and the steam room close by makes post workout mornings that much better. There is even a bocce court tucked in beside the house which gets used almost every weekend. Heated pool and spa area never feel too far away so kids and guests drift out there naturally even in the cooler evenings. Sometimes guests stay for more than a day or two so it helps that there is a separate guest house. The privacy feels right. I have wandered over there and if I were visiting, I honestly would not want to leave. Kids play in the beach area by the water while parents catch a break on the main patio. You hear the coffee grinder from the kitchen in the mornings and on quieter days you catch bird song mixed with the breeze. The entire place is surrounded by greenery so it somehow manages to feel completely private yet right in the middle of Palm Island. I have walked to local cafes nearby and the Miami nightlife always calls but coming home to this villa is a treat. The best thing is the feeling you get as soon as you step through the front door. Sometimes properties look good in pictures but do not really settle you inside. This one feels easy almost right away. Maybe it is the way the courtyard naturally brings light from all directions or maybe it is just how open everything is to the bay. You really just have to see if it makes you want to stay a bit longer. If you want to know more or just want to come by and look around, just let me know. The only real way to know if a villa like this is your next home is by spending a few minutes walking through. At LuxuryProperty.com, I am always happy to show you around or answer questions so you can feel as comfortable as possible with your next move.

Fully Renovated Home At 16 Palm Ave

Some places really do make you pause when you walk in. This seven bedroom villa on Venetian Way is one of those homes. There is just this steady sense of quiet, even though you are in the middle of Miami. To be honest, I stood there for a second and just watched how the sun moves across Biscayne Bay. It is the kind of view that pulls your attention away from your phone whether you like it or not. The villa itself sits right on the bayfront which is what gives you these totally open water views you cannot find just anywhere in Miami. That southern exposure is special here. You get clear sunlight but it never feels harsh. There were a couple of birds gliding by when I last visited and the city skyline almost looked soft in the afternoon. Some days you might even see a few paddleboarders moving past or just local boats taking it slow. Inside the house you will feel how everything is put together for real living. Big white oak floors stretch out across the rooms and you get these really tall ceilings in a few parts of the house. It makes the living spaces feel airier than you expect but still comfortable enough that you can just flop on the sofa with a coffee and not worry about feeling too formal. It is that blend of style and easy living you do not see all the time in Florida villas. Honestly the kitchen surprises you because it is not just for looking at. It feels like a place where someone actually cooks and talks and maybe leaves a bunch of fruit on the counter. All those custom lights and shades just do their job and you do not even notice the home automation until you want to change the music or dim the lights before a movie night. Sometimes smart homes are a headache but here it works exactly how you hope. Even the elevator is quiet. You will notice the roof pretty fast. There is this rooftop infinity pool that wraps you in the skyline. Sitting up there early in the morning just as the city starts to wake up feels unreal. In the evenings you might just stay up there as the sun goes down. Plus the terrace is big enough for friends or just for lying on a lounger with a book. All of it feels like privacy right in the city but without being cut off from anything. And location wise it actually does make your days easier. You are a quick drive from Sunset Harbour for dinner or coffee. Lincoln Road is close enough for shopping or just walking around. The Design District and Brickell are just over the bridge if you want something busier. Even downtown Miami is not far at all. And every once in a while you see kids riding bikes along the street out front which is kind of nice. If you need to get out on the water you have that freedom too. The home theater is a quiet retreat on its own if you ever want movie nights. There is a sauna for those colder mornings and plenty of calm bedrooms with just enough distance between them so it never feels crowded. Sometimes properties just have features but this villa has a feeling you do not get often. You are right on the bay. You can see water and sky from almost every spot. You can walk to coffee or just listen to the breeze and nothing else. Sometimes you actually do forget your phone. I mean the only way to really get what this villa is like is to see it for yourself. If you have questions or you just want to stand by the water and picture yourself here reach out any time. Here at LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next step to feel completely natural.

Bay Front 7 Bed Villa 1374 S Venetian Way

Sometimes you can almost hear the ocean before you even open a window. That&#039;s the feeling I got when I walked into this high floor condo at Bal Harbour in Miami. It just has that slow easy rhythm you only get up on the twenty fourth floor with the sea and city on both sides like someone painted it for you. First thing I did was stand by the glass and honestly I did not want to move for a bit. Watching the sunlight crash into the water then bounce up across the skyline never really seems to get old and you get that every single day here. You really feel it up high too. There is a kind of peacefulness you settle into. You might notice how the air up here is clearer or even a bit cooler sometimes especially with all that open sky. So this place is more than just tidy numbers. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms they are all en suite and honestly the marble detail is pretty beautiful in the bathrooms. Big glass walls stretch way up to ten feet high and it just floods the living area with natural light. The space feels open in the way you hope for. I kept picturing big couches but really you could fill it any way you want. It is unfurnished right now so you get to make it yours from the start. The kitchen is European style and cabinetry is all sleek. The layout makes sense too which is good if you like actually cooking and not just microwaving leftovers. There is even a dedicated utility room which I find handy. You will probably find yourself in there late at night hiding from everyone for a quick snack. Small touches like that do matter. The private elevator lobby is a little detail but it does give this sense of privacy you only ever get in the best Miami condos. And there is a powder room for your guests which is smart too. Corners always get the best views and this unit is no exception. You see the ocean stretching out for what feels like forever and if you turn the other way there is that real Miami skyline burst of color and movement. Sometimes you just want to watch the city wake up or quiet down with a cup of coffee. If you ever get bored with that I am honestly not sure what else you would want. Step outside and you have a full length balcony you can actually use for more than just standing around with a phone. I spent longer than I thought just watching birds circle across the intercoastal waterway. Pretty relaxing. Storage and parking are sorted too. You get three parking spots which is kind of rare. There is extra storage space for stuff you only ever use every once in a while. Shoes maybe holiday decorations maybe even your paddle boards. Now about the lifestyle. Bal Harbour has that classic Miami feel but a little quieter. The community is tidy and it is never far to a coffee shop or something more upmarket. I have seen people walking to dinner here after sunset and it just feels easy. There are superstores and really top notch restaurants scattered throughout the area so you never struggle for options. The building itself has all those extras people want these days. A poolside restaurant where you can watch your meal come together while you sun yourself. Two tennis courts for a morning game before the heat gets up. Two pools with perfect temperature no matter the season. There is even a spa for when the work week has been too much. And the real showpiece here is over four hundred feet of very private beach frontage right out your back door. Sand that feels almost powdery and water that looks different every hour. Sometimes I think you really do have to visit to know if it feels right. Pictures and words only do so much. If you want to swing by or even just have a call about the place anytime is good. At LuxuryProperty.com we try our best to help your next move feel like the easiest one you have ever made.

Stunning High Floor Condo with Ocean Views At Bal Harbour

Some places are really special before there is even a house on them and that is honestly what you feel at this waterfront lot at One Leucadendra Drive in Gables Estates. I remember coming out here early in the morning because sometimes you get the best light over the water and it was just this big open space next to the peaceful canal. All you can hear is a couple of birds. The water sort of glows and you just stand there trying to picture every little thing you could do with this much land. Right away you notice the end of the cul de sac is just quiet. No through traffic at all. Honestly you can almost imagine kids biking up and down the road with no worries. Gables Estates is one of those communities you hear about all over Florida where everything just feels a little extra private and secure. The gates are always staffed and the only people coming by are neighbors or friends. It sits south of Miami which honestly means you get the calm of Coral Gables and then all the excitement of the city just when you want it. I talked to one person who moved in nearby they said weekends sometimes feel like a snap getaway you can just head out boating or go north to grab dinner somewhere new in Miami. This lot itself is more than an acre which is honestly hard to find in this area. You have forty one ares to work with and the whole thing is clear of trees so if you have ever wanted to really work with your own architect from scratch this is the place. The water frontage is ridiculous in a good way. Four hundred feet along the canal and lagoon gives you more space for a dock than most people can ever use. There is no fixed bridge between you and the open bay just a few seconds and you are out where the water really opens up which just feels rare. I stood at the edge for a bit and watched a little boat passing by on a quiet morning and honestly it makes all the stress just kind of slip away. You would not guess it sometimes but the lot has a nice little slope toward the water which actually means better views from any house you build. You get those big Florida skies doing crazy colors at sunset. Since there are no trees on the land yet you can build pretty much anywhere you want and design gardens the way you see in magazines or maybe just set up a backyard for football or picnics. I did notice you are never far from good coffee spots or local food either and community events pop up pretty often in Coral Gables so a lot of the neighbors actually know each other. Sometimes you even find folks just walking dogs along the water. There is honestly something easy about Gables Estates in general. I think it is the mix of water everywhere and that sense you are tucked away even though Miami is right there when you need it. The privacy feels real and you get that peace everyone talks about without feeling cut off from anything. This is also the only vacant land for sale in the area right now so if you are hoping for that clean slate feeling where you get to dream everything up without compromise this is literally it. There is a different feel when you walk a property that is all yours to shape and this spot at One Leucadendra really has that. If you want to see it for yourself or just talk about what is possible I am happy to walk through and imagine with you. No big sales pitch or anything. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want you to find the place that feels right. Reach out anytime.

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