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Some homes just stop you right in your tracks when you walk in. This penthouse at 16901 Collins Avenue really does that. I stood for a moment not sure whether to head for the window first or just look up at the ceilings which honestly feel like they go on forever. Twenty feet. It changes the whole place. There is a lightness in here you do not expect until you see it for yourself and then you catch the view and it kind of sneaks up on you. Downtown Miami straight ahead. City on one side water on the other and nothing between you and the world outside except glass. This is not just a big place. It actually makes you think about how you might just settle in and notice different things every day. You get about sixty three hundred square feet under AC which is a number but honestly it is hard to imagine until you are walking through the living room and then maybe ducking your head into the study or a den that just makes you want to sit and read. There are five bedrooms here each one with its own sense of space. The master has what they call a seating area which is true but it sort of feels more like a place to slow down after a too long week where you kick off your shoes and let the afternoon drift in. The bathrooms are all done up with a subtle kind of finish. It feels really high end but not over the top. Sometimes the materials almost just blend in. The kitchen is just off the living space and what I noticed is it does not try too hard. You could cook here every single day and not feel like you are just putting on a show for guests. It is all quietly practical. There is even a midnight bar which is kind of fun and if you ever have people staying the service quarters are tucked out of sight but not forgotten. What really stands out here is how the whole place pulls you towards the view. One side you get all of downtown the shapes and the city rhythm. You just turn a bit and suddenly it is all ocean. It is the sort of thing you would find yourself staring at without saying much. Sometimes you see boats floating by or birds hovering in the morning breeze. On a clear day you almost do not need art on the walls with that much out there to look at. There is even a slice of the Intracoastal too so if you are into boating or sunsets you are covered. It is full on panoramic. That is not something you get often unless you are up this high. This penthouse was finished by Meyer Davis and you feel that touch but it is never loud. The whole layout is genuinely thoughtful. There are spaces for everyone to come together like the family room where you could see people actually using it not just calling it a feature. And there are places to quietly tuck away when you need time for yourself. Since the whole community is set in one of Miami&#039;s prime spots you really get a bit of everything. Walks to the water get easy. Sometimes you see families from the building heading down with paddleboards. Coffee shops are always close. There are evenings when the whole area feels alive but never too crowded. All of Florida&#039;s good stuff right around the corner. The penthouse is unfurnished right now so you really get to make it your own. Maybe you go minimalist and just let the view do the work or maybe you fill it up with pieces you love and photos of your trips. Your call. If you have got questions about what it is like up here or want to see if this feels right up close just let me know. You can reach out whenever works and we will walk through together if you want. That is how we do it at LuxuryProperty dot com. No rush. No pressure. Sometimes you just need to be here and see how it feels.

Downtown Miami View 5 Bed Furnished Penthouse At 16901  COLLINS AVENUE   5303

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

Incredible Three-Bed with Den and Large Balcony

There are some homes you step into and you just know they are a little bit different from the rest. This one at Ocean House on 125 Ocean Drive, right in the South of Fifth part of Miami Beach, is exactly like that. I remember standing at the entry for a minute, just kind of taking a breath and letting the space wash over me. It is not the usual flashy kind of luxury. It all feels much more peaceful and real. Maybe it is the way the natural light moves through every room, or just the steady sound of the waves drifting in from outside. You can tell the people who designed this place really cared about what it would be like to live here every day. The villa itself is proper spacious. Four bedrooms, and honestly every single one could be a master suite, but of course, there is a real master, complete with a dressing room you can actually move around in and a huge bathroom with that spa feel. Sometimes I think people overuse the word spa-like, but in this case it&#039;s true. The rain shower is one of those you just want to stay under for way too long. You get a private elevator right up to your door, so there is no awkward lobby waiting or bumping into lots of people if you want some privacy after a beach day. It might sound like a small thing but it really makes daily life feel more relaxed. The great room is one of my favourite parts of this villa. It is wide open, just flows straight out onto big balconies where you can watch the ocean for as long as you like. I stood there and spotted a couple of sailboats coasting past, and to be honest, you could lose whole afternoons just daydreaming here. Some homes feel like you have to be on your best behaviour. This one feels easy, like you could kick off your shoes and just enjoy it your way, whether that&#039;s movie nights or lazy Sunday mornings with coffee and the papers spread out. I noticed that even with all the glass and ocean views, there&#039;s still lots of privacy because of how the building is set up in this part of Miami Beach. If you like to cook or just enjoy the idea of a real kitchen, this one won&#039;t disappoint. Everything is set up for proper use, not just for show. And for anyone who likes smart features, the Crestron system here controls things like lights and climate so it always feels just right. If you want things move in ready, there is an option to get it fully furnished by Artefacto, and they have real taste too, nothing feels cold or staged. Being in the Ocean House means you get access to amenities that really add to the lifestyle. There&#039;s a fitness center that&#039;s actually state of the art, not just a treadmill and a couple of weights. Even saw a private hair salon and poolside cabanas, and a serviced beach which just means you can wander down and have someone set you up with a lounge chair or a towel. Inside, the common areas have a relaxed vibe, thanks to the design work by Antrobus and Ramirez, and you have places like a screening room or a billiards room that actually get used by residents, not just for show on a brochure. The pool is great for just cooling off after a hot Miami afternoon, and the whole property is maintained perfectly, which you will notice as soon as you walk around. Living here puts you right in the heart of what makes the South of Fifth neighbourhood special. Coffee shops are never far. Sometimes you see locals riding bikes to the park or families heading to the beach with paddleboards. There is a real sense of community even amid all the elegant buildings. You have easy access to restaurants, parks, and the best parts of Miami living without being in the middle of too much noise. Honestly, you can read about the ocean views and the space and the amenities, but nothing compares to just standing here for a while and seeing if it feels like home for you. If you want to chat about the villa or just walk through it and see how it fits your day to day, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are always here so that finding your next home can be as comfortable as living in it.

4 Bed Furnished Residence At 125 Ocean Dr U-0301

Some places seem to get quieter the second you walk through the door. That is what happened with this three bedroom villa at Setai Resort and Residences in Miami South Beach. Honestly it surprised me a little. You have the wild pace of the city just outside. Then you come in here and everything just sort of slows down. Maybe it is the view. You look out over the golf course and the ocean at the same time. There is this endless feeling of space. The sky is huge. The sea goes on forever. Some days you can even catch a little sailboat moving by if you are patient enough. I actually stood by one of the big terrace doors for a while the other day. There was a bit of breeze, not much, and you could smell the salt in the air. The Atlantic stretches out right in front of you and then Miami Beach curves away like you are inside one of those classic postcard pictures. For anyone who likes a proper outdoor space, these terraces just work. They are not small at all, you could easily have coffee in the morning and dinner in the evening out there. People do. There is space for a few chairs, maybe a small table. At night you get the lights of the city off to the left but you always get the hush from the water, too. Inside, this villa carries that same feeling. I know people say “gourmet chef&#039;s kitchen” all the time, but this one really does make sense if you love to cook. Miele appliances everywhere. There is room whether you want to try some new complicated recipe or you are just frying up eggs for breakfast. The counters are big and there&#039;s actually good storage. I send a lot of people through properties and you would be surprised how many kitchens are just there for show. This one is not. You could have a friend at the island chatting while you cook. Sometimes these little details make all the difference. You get three bedrooms here and all of them are proper, with views you&#039;ll probably want to wake up early for at least a few times. I like how the main suite gets the softer morning light. If you are a late riser it gently fills the room without being annoying. The bathrooms look clean even during a real Miami day, and you never really get any of that city noise up here. Setai Resort and Residences has a certain reputation around South Beach. You get the complete package. Concierge is always around but never overbearing. Room service actually works anytime, I even checked. If you feel like swimming, there is not just one pool, but three. All heated, no cold shock first thing. There is this relaxed energy around the pool and sometimes you catch kids trying to race each other, or people doing laps before breakfast. Food and drinks service at the pool and on the beach just takes the stress away. There are three restaurants downstairs, world class spa services, and a fitness center you do not have to be a gym fanatic to appreciate. The beach is right there, no car needed, you mostly just wander down with your flip flops. Honestly, you could close every door in here and just read for half the day if you felt like it. Or, go for a late walk on the sand when the crowds thin out. That is the sort of place this is. It never feels too flashy, but it does feel solid and established. A lot of people call this area home because you can have privacy when you want and join the energy whenever you feel like it. Plus, the coffee shop is never far, and every so often you spot local artists sketching by the fountains at sunset. So, this is the sort of Miami villa you do not really understand until you stand inside for a bit. If you want to know more or just want to see how it really feels, let me know. We can walk through it together whenever you like. At LuxuryProperty.com, it is all about helping you find a place that makes sense for your own way of living. The rest of it is just details.

Contemporary Three-Bed with Golf Course View In Miami, South Beach

Some homes just make you want to linger on the doorstep for a second and let the feeling sink in. I got exactly that the first time I walked up to this waterfront villa at 2270 Wilsee Road. The light through the oaks feels different here. Maybe it is the wide open water or the way Palm Beach Gardens always feels a little bit quieter than Miami but you get this easy blend of privacy and true Florida living right on the water. Honestly, for anyone who is serious about boating or even just being around boats, this place is kind of rare. The estate sits on high ground overlooking deep water with about one hundred eighty feet of pure intracoastal frontage. I stood by the seawall for a good while just watching boats drift by with the breeze cutting through—there is a certain calm out there you do not find everywhere. Plus the canal here feels private without really being cut off from everything you need around Miami or the heart of Palm Beach Gardens. Inside, nothing really tries too hard. It all just works. The marble floors look sharp but not cold and when the afternoon light hits the chandeliers there is this little moment of warmth. Ceiling height is something you need to stand under to appreciate—about twenty five feet up in some spots so you get this open feel but it never echoes and somehow it still feels homey. The space is spread out across six proper bedrooms with a lot of places to just pause or spread out. This does not feel like one of those oversized houses where you get lost walking from one side to another. It is over seven thousand square feet done in such a way that you do not realize the size until you start exploring. One thing that stands out is the kitchen. You will notice it really does work. It is not just for show. I could picture real meals being made here. Everything is new or very nearly new—appliances, fixtures, layout. There is plenty of room for everyone to pitch in or just sit by the counter while someone else cooks. Even the cabinets feel solid when you open them up. Bedrooms are private enough for any family setup or visiting friends. Some are tucked away with their own green views. Windows are everywhere and most of them are impact glass so there is a sense of calm even if a summer thunderstorm blows up. Baths have all been updated recently and you get little comforts like deep tubs and showers with good water pressure. I actually tried the taps—water comes through hot right away which always feels nice. Stepping outside is kind of the best bit. Oaks shade the yard and the breeze rolls in from the water almost every afternoon. The pool area is set up like a resort but it does not feel overwhelming or too formal. There is a good space for lounging and the summer kitchen actually makes sense for those weekend grill days. While I was there you could hear just a bit of laughter from another backyard—people do use their outdoor spaces here and it feels welcoming. If you are into cars or just have a lot of things to store out of the sun there is a four car garage with proper lifts which basically means you could double up the parking for up to eight. For boaters this stretch of waterfront is hard to top. The depth and width out front mean nearly any yacht can pull in and the eastern exposure keeps things cool even in Miami&#039;s warmer months. Palm Beach Gardens itself has everything—from quick bites to the sort of coffee shop where they know your name. I have even seen kids ride bikes along the quiet streets in late afternoons. Honestly, this might just be one of those estates that feels even better in real life. Photos do not quite show how peaceful it is. The best way to know is to come and spend a little time walking through. If you have any questions or you just want to see what makes this place special, feel free to get in touch. At LuxuryProperty.com, all we really want is to help your next move feel just right.

Waterfront Luxury Estate For Sale At 2270 Wilsee Rd

Sometimes the first thing you notice when you walk into a place is the feeling that life might just be a bit easier here. That was exactly how it felt for me stepping into this five bedroom villa at 9001 Collins Ave S 201. The sound of the Atlantic sort of hums in the background and there is a softness to the air you get on this stretch of Miami. Florida living just feels different when you are surrounded by the ocean on one side and the buzz of Miami&#039;s best neighborhoods not far away. This is a home where every little thing feels thought out but nothing feels forced or overdone. The entrance is private and kind of grand but not too formal. You open right into a space that draws your eyes out to the ocean through huge glass doors. Sometimes the light is just perfect here late in the afternoon as it floods in and bounces across the stone floors. I found myself just wanting to stand for a while and watch the waves move. Every room on this level has that view actually. It is one of those places where the outside is always right there with you even when you are inside getting ready for the day or just reading in the corner of the living area. The heart of this villa is really the kitchen because it is open but also a spot you can cook for friends or just make coffee in the morning and not feel like you are on display. There are finishes you only see at homes like this. Even the appliances feel more solid and a little more silent than you expect. You do not have to be a chef to feel comfortable here but if you love to cook you might finally try those recipes you keep saving for a special occasion. The dining area wraps around so you can keep chatting with people on the terrace or in the living area. Entertaining is easy even if all you want to do is slice up a pineapple and pour a drink. Now about the terrace. Honestly, that is the spot where most people seem to drift toward, especially in the evenings. You have this big expanse that just floats above the ocean and it seems almost private even though you are in the center of everything. I watched a few boats drift by and caught the scent of sea air. You get your own private pool out here which is rare for Miami villas at this level. It feels like a resort but snug and personal too. Sometimes you forget your phone and just listen to the water. Five bedrooms can sometimes feel like a lot but here it just makes sense especially if you like to have people visit or maybe want a work space that does not have to double as a guest room. Each bedroom has its own bathroom and they are designed so you do not even notice the details at first. The feeling is just calm and a bit luxurious. One of the rooms faces the sunrise and if you leave the window open even a little the breeze rolls through really gently in the morning. The closets are generous and built for real living not just staging. You get all the extras you expect from Four Seasons living. The concierge is truly helpful. I hung around in the lobby and saw people stopping to chat with them about dinner reservations and even helping someone with a last minute request for a birthday cake. The two on site restaurants are actually good which is not always the case in branded buildings. That is a surprise you might appreciate on nights you just want to step out for a bite. Shops are downstairs and you are never far from the best of Miami but you honestly might stay put more than you think. The whole community feels tucked away from the rush yet still close to everything. Little stuff makes this place better. The pool tiles never get too hot. I noticed that walking barefoot across them. Sometimes you see kids biking near the entrance in the evening. Getting down to the ocean is just easy no fuss or crowd. Parking is simple and the lobby always smells good like a spa or sometimes a bakery on Sunday mornings when they bring out pastries for residents. The only way to know if this villa on 9001 Collins Ave S 201 feels right for you is to come and walk through. Ask whatever you need or just stop in for a look. At LuxuryProperty dot com we are here to help you find the home that fits your life not just your checklist.

Ocean View 5 Bed Villa At 9001 Collins Ave S-201

Sometimes a place just feels different as soon as you step inside and I really got that feeling standing in this four bedroom villa along Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Miami. The moment I walked in I sort of slowed down. It is all open and light. Somehow it feels peaceful even though the city is right outside. Maybe that is what happens when you are wrapped in so much glass and you have the ocean on one side plus city life on the other. This place really lets you see all of it. Coming up, you already get the sense you are in Florida with the water right there. The building itself is just striking you cannot really miss it and you look up and wonder what the views look like from inside. Well once you are up here you do not have to wonder. The windows go from floor to ceiling almost everywhere so you get those 360 degree views everyone talks about. The balcony goes all the way around and honestly you just want to stay there for a while. I stood out for a few minutes just watching the water and the skyline trade off with the sun. You can even hear the city sounds in the distance sometimes. At night this part of Miami gets this soft glow. If you have ever wanted to see the sun rise over the ocean and set behind the city from the same spot this is one of those rare places. When you step back inside you notice the earth tones right away. It doesn&#039;t feel cold or showroom perfect it feels calm and actually kind of lived in even though it is brand new. The wood installations caught my eye they come from an artist named Alain who does work in the Perez Art Museum so it is not just fancy it actually feels creative. Instead of one big open space you get a bit of natural separation between the kitchen and the spaces where everyone hangs out. It makes it feel like a real home where people eat together and then wander off into their own corners. The kitchen also feels like somewhere you would actually cook not just heat up takeout. There is space here for a big breakfast while you check your phone or read the news without having to move everything around. The bedrooms are spread out so everyone gets their own space and privacy. Each one feels slightly different with its own view so you do not feel boxed in. The master suite gets the best spot in my opinion. You get to wake up facing the ocean and go to bed with the lights of Miami out your window. The bathrooms have that spa quality to them but nothing over the top. Just good spaces where you could take a long shower and not feel rushed. Storage is actually generous too which surprised me in a place with so much glass. Downstairs the building amenities really add to that easy lifestyle. The pool and beach service honestly makes it simple to spend the whole day outside without having to plan too much. The gym is one you would actually use. No waiting for machines and it is as modern as anything I have seen in Miami. There is even a wine cellar if you are into collecting or just want to keep things at the perfect temperature for dinner with friends. Sometimes you see people using the business center for real meetings or just working quietly with a coffee so it does not feel like anything is forced here. Even in the evenings you will probably see families out for a walk or neighbors waving by the entrance. Being in Sunny Isles gives you a perfect mix of energy and downtime. The coffee shop is never far. The beach is two minutes from your front door. Miami is always buzzing but in this particular part of Collins Avenue life just slows down in the best kind of way. I think it is worth coming to have a look around if you are thinking about something special in Florida. If you want to see what it is like to stand on that balcony just looking out at the ocean and the city at the same time you are welcome to reach out. Sometimes the only way to really know if it feels right is to walk through yourself. At LuxuryProperty.com we just try to make things as comfortable and easy as possible so any questions at all let me know.

Spacious Four-Bed Luxury Residence in Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles

Some homes just sort of calm you down the minute you walk in. This waterfront place on the very tip of Miami&#039;s Venetian Islands does that for me, I think it&#039;s the way the light moves around inside. The sky opens up here and you see the bay stretching right through the windows. Sometimes there are a couple of sailboats and, if you catch it late in the day, those sunsets can make you forget you&#039;re in the middle of the city at all. The thing about this five bedroom villa at 444 W Rivo Alto Drive is there&#039;s nothing rushed. The lot is bigger than most and you sort of feel it in your shoulders the moment you step inside. I wandered slowly from the foyer through to the big living room, kind of drawn by the water out there. There&#039;s a fireplace tucked against one wall but mostly it&#039;s those big windows framing Biscayne Bay that pull you in. And if you need a drink or something during a get together there&#039;s a wet bar right there. It just makes everything easier when friends pop by. You&#039;re not scrambling around or fussing. Honestly the kitchen here feels like someone actually cooks in it. Top quality stuff everywhere but what stands out is that broad block of granite where you could put out snacks or hang out and chat while the oven&#039;s going. The appliances are all modern and if you&#039;re into a morning coffee there&#039;s a spot right next to the window where you can lean and watch boats go by. Sometimes things feel too pretty to touch but this kitchen invites you to roll up sleeves and make a real meal. There&#039;s even a little eat in corner so you can keep an eye on something in the oven and watch what&#039;s happening outside at the same time. Then there&#039;s the family room just off the kitchen which feels like a space for telling stories late at night or just putting your feet up with a book on a quiet afternoon. Skylights up in the high wood ceilings throw a warm glow over those wide tan oak floors. The floors are worth a look on their own, honestly. I&#039;ve never seen Cuban tiles quite like them. The whole thing feels sunkissed which you do not get everywhere. When you walk into the principal suite the first thing you&#039;ll notice is how it opens right up to the terrace. Most mornings you&#039;ll feel like stepping outside just for the fresh air before you even reach for your phone. The walk-in closet has enough space that you never feel like you&#039;re digging through piles and the principal bathroom is actually elegant. I always notice if bathrooms feel cold but here you&#039;ve got a glass shower that steams up just right and a soaking tub set apart like it&#039;s begging for something quiet. Some details just work. Out back is where you might spend most weekends. The pool area is generous but still feels tucked away. There&#039;s covered seating if you want some shade and the deck is just the right kind of weathered. I notice families use docks differently. Some bring paddleboards down or sit and watch the lights across the bay once the sun goes down. Here it feels like you could do any of that and never feel cramped. Direct access to the open ocean means days out on the water are as easy as picking up your keys. Plus the whole Venetian Islands vibe is pretty relaxed, you&#039;ll see neighbors walking or jogging and now and then kids biking slow along the waterfront. It&#039;s one of those Miami villas where you really need to experience the space to know if it fits. If you want to feel how the breeze moves around or just have a look and talk it through, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we do our best to make your next move feel comfortable and simple.

5 Bed Furnished Bayfront Home At 444 W Rivo Alto Dr

Some homes just have a certain quiet magic when you open the front door and this five bedroom villa at 1379 N Venetian Way on San Marco Island really gives you that. I remember the light was shifting across those terrazzo floors when I first stepped in and everything felt calm. Right from the start you get those wide open views of Biscayne Bay and I have to say there is something special about just seeing the water kind of wrapping around your life every day. Out back the sun makes the bay sparkle and it feels peaceful even when Miami is buzzing in the distance. You get real space here. This is the kind of modern villa where family or friends could actually spread out. Each bedroom has its own en suite so you do not need to worry about bumping elbows in the morning and the rooms pull in tons of sunlight. I found myself pausing at the double height living area just looking up for a second. With those floor to ceiling doors the living space almost spills straight out onto the terrace and it blurs the line between inside and outside. I saw birds gliding by while I stood there and sometimes you just hear the water and it is easy to forget there is a whole world behind you. The kitchen feels real too. It is a custom Italkraft kitchen that kind of opens straight into the rest of the house so if you like to cook or even if you just like to set out snacks for friends this space just works. There is a bunch of smart tech tucked everywhere in the house by the way but nothing really shouts for attention. It all just makes life easier. You do not have to be a tech expert to use any of it. Miami&#039;s Venetian Islands have their own rhythm. Even if you do not boat yourself it is kind of nice just to have the new dock with boat lifts right on your sixty feet of water frontage. Some mornings you see people heading out on the water and it makes you want to slow down a bit. The coffee shop is never far here or you can drive just a few minutes into Miami Beach or downtown for anything you need. The infinity pool looks right onto the bay and honestly it is hard to tell where the blue ends and the sky begins. The rooftop deck is the kind of spot where you might end up ending your day more often than not. Up there you get these 360 views over Miami&#039;s skyline and the wide Biscayne Bay. I spent a little time up there after sunset and you honestly don&#039;t need much else. There&#039;s just a sense that things are done right here but not overdone. The modern style is clean and beautiful but the home does not feel cold or boxy at all. Whether you want to have family over for the weekend or just spend time watching the water drift by it just feels easy. The evenings are pretty here too. Sometimes you see the city lights start to come on while everything feels peaceful at home. With five bedrooms and all that space inside and out this villa could suit a lot of different lives. Here on San Marco Island you get the privacy and quiet of the Venetian Islands plus you can still get to all the best parts of Miami with no stress at all. You might even find yourself skipping the car sometimes and just enjoying the community on foot. Kids bike by in the evenings and neighbors wave hello. It is that kind of place. Choosing a home always comes down to how it feels when you are actually there. If you want to see if this villa at 1379 N Venetian Way is the right fit just let me know. I am always happy to walk you through at your own pace or answer any questions. That is what we do at LuxuryProperty.com so you never have to rush a big decision.

5 Bed Home At 1379 N Venetian Way In San Marco Island

Some homes really slow you down the moment you step inside and this one at 10203 Collins Ave in Oceana Bal Harbour did that for me. I actually paused by one of those huge windows and just let in the view for a while which changes through the day. You have the beach right there with the calm sound of the waves a little way off and the Miami skyline glinting further out. In the mornings you might find yourself just watching the sun spill over the Atlantic or see the city wake up on the other side. Honestly if you like feeling away from it all but close enough to pop out for dinner this villa has just that. The space feels wide open when you walk through which makes sense because you get this flow that is easy to settle into. There is something about these rooms. Six bedrooms in all and every single one of them feels spacious enough for quiet or company or just a little lazy retreat after a busy day. The master suite stands out not just for its size but for the thoughtful touches like the Ornare boutique walk in closet. It actually feels like somewhere you would keep your favorite things instead of just hiding away suitcases. Take a look into the master bathroom and you will find real marble and a spa like calm. The light in there hits just right after noon. Sometimes you almost forget about your phone for a while and just soak it all in. If you love to cook or even if all you do is coffee and toast the kitchen here fits right in. It feels like one of those real kitchens where family or friends gather and talk while you slice up bread or pour another cup. You have space to move about and none of that awkward squeezing between counters. It leads on to these living areas where you could see yourself hosting an evening or just having a quiet Sunday sprawled out with a book. Looking outside every single window is another reminder you are in Bal Harbour. You catch glimpses of the ocean from different angles but also little pockets of Miami living. Some evenings you might even hear the faint sounds of tennis on the courts below and yes sometimes you can smell the sea drift in if you let the windows open for a while. The building itself is one of those places where everything is handled for you. There is round the clock security that you barely notice but always feel safe. The concierge folks know your name after a few visits. Beach and pool service honestly make weekends feel like a break from routine. And the spa and gym are actually places you would want to use not just glance at on a tour. If you like to catch a film there is a private movie theatre and if you are meeting friends the poolside café run by Stephen Starr really does get a bit lively in the afternoons. What I liked is you can come home soaking up all that resort feeling but still slip out to the local coffee shop or stroll up the Bal Harbour Shops for a late lunch. Kids sometimes scooter around outside and there is a real neighborhood feel even with all this luxury around. If you are considering moving to Miami or just looking for that place where the ocean meets city in an easy sort of way this villa is worth exploring. Plus the owner is open minded which means there is even a chance to get creative with how this could work for you. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you would like a tour or just want some more honest details from someone who has walked the space feel free to reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we always try to make your next move feel calm and comfortable.

10203 Collins Ave 2001, Oceana Bal Harbour

Some homes just seem to be part of the world around them. That is the first thing that hits you when you walk through this three bedroom villa tucked inside the wild natural reserve of North Kendall Drive. You&#039;ll find it sitting quiet among real jungle trees. Honestly, there is always birdsong and just a bit of a breeze. You get that rare South Florida feeling where nature comes up close and the city noise is only a memory. I think the best way to explain this place is to share what it actually feels like being here. So you step in and the living room opens right up. It is huge. There is enough space to move around with the whole family and still not feel crowded. You notice those big windows almost at once. Sunlight slides through in all kinds of shapes during the day. Early mornings are especially peaceful here. I stood by the glass and watched the garden for a while. If you like green views and the smell of growing things this really is the spot for you. The walls have California Redwood and the structure feels sturdy but somehow soft because of all the natural touches. Every now and then a comical squirrel zips across the branches outside. Even when you are inside you never really lose that sense of being part of the garden. The whole place was designed by Chayo Frank, and I guess you can feel the love that went into it. It just feels personal and welcoming. I noticed the pool first since you can see a little bit of the water between the trees. This is not one of those typical pools either. It curves along like it belongs in the landscape with a proper lap track if you like swimming for real not just sitting on a float. There are pathways that wander out back twisting between old coral rocks and wild bushes. I saw a butterfly land just beside the terrace. You get little moments like that which are hard to describe unless you see it yourself. Spaces in the villa just feel right for living and using every day. Out on the terraces you might have breakfast or just listen to the world waking up. The master bedroom is double height and gives off an airy calm. Mornings feel easy here. There is a lovely guest suite that looks out onto more garden and honestly I think your guests might never want to leave. Up a ladder you find the office which truly is like a treehouse. If you work from home or just want to dream for a while this spot is a favourite of anybody who sees it. Unfurnished means you get to make it your own. Bring your things and memories. Shape those corners and spaces however you like. The villa is set on a big plot so you always feel there is breathing room around you. Kids could chase each other along the paths or just play explorer for the day. And even with all the green there are good roads and the city is easy enough when you need a night out or a real cup of coffee. Neighbours are friendly. Sometimes in the evening you just hear soft music drifting through the garden. It might sound like a lot but really the feeling is simple. You settle in quickly. You stop looking at your phone all the time. Miami Beach has plenty of houses but not many that feel this woven into nature. Ponce Davis is a special community and this villa is a good example of why people love it here. I could try to explain more but the only way to know for sure is to come and walk through it. Stand under those trees and see if it feels like yours. If you want to know more or if you just want to have a slow look and a chat, reach out whenever works. Here at LuxuryProperty.com we think your next move should always feel this comfortable.

Miami Beach Spectacular Three-Bed Oasis at N Kendall Drive

Some homes just have a certain calm about them right from the moment you walk in. This five bedroom residence on Biscayne Boulevard in Miami Beach is one of those places. I found myself stopping at the front entrance just to let it all sink in. There is this really wide open feeling from the floor to ceiling windows and honestly you cannot help but be drawn to the view of the water. Biscayne Bay sits right there in front of you and I actually stood by the glass for a while watching sailboats drift along. You have this huge expanse of space inside too which makes everything feel a bit more relaxed. This villa sits in one of Miami&#039;s most exclusive new towers and you can tell as soon as you arrive. The exterior is striking but it is the sense of privacy and the way the place feels almost suspended above the city that gets you. Zaha Hadid put her imprint everywhere here but it is not over the top. There is this soft edge to everything and a flow that is both unusual and really easy to live with. It is not just a showpiece even though it could be. The home lets you be private but also feels open so you get the best of both. Whenever I come up here, the first thing I notice is the light moving through the living spaces in the mornings and how the whole home shifts as the day goes on. You end up wanting to just sit for a minute and take in all the small things. You have five bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms but the numbers do not really capture the way each room is set out. You will find each one has these tall windows and clever little touches. Some of the closets are almost big enough to call a room. There is smart technology built in for nearly everything so day to day life just works. Actually, if you are someone who likes your own routine or you work from home sometimes, it feels easy to make this place suit your life. The kitchen is meant for real cooking, not just quick snacks, with room to move around and space for a long breakfast or a night making pasta while looking out over the bay lights. Even when nobody is cooking, the kitchen just makes you want to hang out and talk. What sets this penthouse apart—other than the fact it spans the entire floor and gives you this sense of being in your own world high above Miami Beach—is all the outdoor space. Terraces wrap around the villa, nearly everywhere you walk. Sometimes you forget your phone inside and just lose track of time watching the sun set or the last splash of boats coming in. The sea air is always close. In the evenings, the lights of Biscayne Bay and the city make everything feel different and almost soft. It is not flashy, just soothing. There is always a quiet spot to sit outside even if you have people over. This building is known for its amenities and there really is something for almost every mood. There is a fitness centre and spa but the little things matter too—like quiet corners to read, and staff who always just seem to know when you need something and when you do not. There are only a few residences here and each comes with its own helipad, which still feels surreal to me honestly. You can leave the city by air at the drop of a hat, but most days, people just seem happy to stay put. Miami Beach life is right at your door. Some of the best restaurants and shops are close and the coffee shop is never too far if you want to start your day with something good. Mornings are peaceful and evenings sometimes have the gentle noise of kids biking near the boulevard. There is a sense of energy but never the rush. The only way to know if this sky mansion feels right is to walk through it. Reach out any time if you want to see for yourself or just have a chat about what it is really like. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we help you find a place that feels right, not just one that looks good on paper.

Furnished Miami Beach Five-Bed Residence on Biscayne Blvd

Some homes just have a certain magic from the second you walk in and honestly this six bedroom villa on Collins Avenue in Miami Beach is one of those rare places. The city buzz is right there but inside it almost fades away. You step out onto the deep terrace and all you see is that wide ocean stretch and the sky changing colours as the sun starts to set. I found myself just leaning on the railing for a while letting that salty air sink in. The sound of the waves is kind of constant like background music and it just makes the day feel lighter. You know sometimes a place is made for living in and not just showing off. This villa gets that balance right. The whole layout takes up two real floors and it is not just open space for the sake of it. It feels warm welcoming. There are big windows everywhere so even on a regular weekday you find yourself looking up and catching a glimpse of the city lights or watching the clouds move over the water. Actual city and ocean views not just glimpses. And the best thing is you are part of the Miami Beach lifestyle while feeling pretty private. The interiors are done in this calm modern way. It never tries too hard. There are nearly 7000 square feet inside plenty of room for a family that likes to spend time together but also wants everyone to have their own space. You will love the patios too. They add almost fifteen hundred square feet outside so you always have somewhere to unwind. I can imagine early mornings with coffee just listening to the world wake up or late evenings where the whole family ends up on the terrace after dinner. The breeze here never really leaves and you are always only steps from feeling sand between your toes. If you actually like cooking or even just experimenting these kitchens are not just for show. There are two full chef style kitchens here both with gas ranges. When you open the cabinets you get why this space is made for real meals not just takeout containers. You are set up for big family gatherings or those nights when you just want to try a new recipe and see what happens. Walking through the dining area you can see how easily life can spill from indoors to out. The staircase is one detail that sticks with you. There is a private spiral that goes straight down to the spa and the beach. Honestly sometimes you almost forget your phone at home because you just want to get your toes in the water as quick as possible. If it ever rains or you just want something different you get access to both a heated indoor pool and an outdoor one too. The rooftop tennis court gives you city views while you practice your serve and there is even a playroom for the kids. You almost do not need to leave the complex for anything. But if you do South Beach cafes and shops are always close by. Security and privacy just feel easy here. The private lift works on finger recognition and everything is tucked away from the street. The whole community in Miami feels light and neighborly. Sometimes you see kids riding bikes around sunset or people walking dogs after work. Everything about this complex honestly feels like it is made for unwinding. Plus your private sanctuary is part of Arte by Citterio and Viel with Kobi Karp so you know the architecture just fits the Miami vibe. If you want a villa where ocean views keep you company and daily life is just simpler you might want to come walk this place for yourself. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always happy to help make your next step feel comfortable. If you have questions or simply want to stand on the terrace and hear those waves in person just get in touch—no pressure at all. The only way to know if it feels right is to actually see it.

Modish Six-Bed with Ocean and City Views At Miami Beach

Some homes really do make you pause the minute you step in and I felt that straight away in this oceanfront villa at Sunny Isles Beach. The light here is something, honestly. Maybe it is the way the windows just let the sea roll right into the living room or maybe it is just the feeling of open space. You walk in and kind of slow down for a second and you notice how the air feels cooler and everything outside seems a little quieter. Miami can buzz, but back here at home it is peaceful. Standing in the living area, you get this sweeping view of the ocean that you might not ever get tired of. You could just lean back on the sofa and watch the tide change or let your morning coffee last longer than usual because the sunrise is right there. Sometimes you even catch the sky turning pink across the water and it feels like the day is happening just for you. The balcony wraps around the bedrooms, so even when you go to bed or wake up it is right there waiting for you. The absolute blue, the soft crash of the tide, sometimes you hear kids laughing down on the sand or see someone walking their dog before breakfast. This is a big place. You really feel it. Five bedrooms, all spaced out so nobody ever feels crowded. You could bring the whole family and even have enough room for guests. If you want a quiet spot, there is always a corner to sneak off to. The bedrooms themselves feel sort of calm. You open the glass doors right onto the balcony and catch the breeze. And you will see the city lights across the water at night, just far enough away to be pretty but not noisy. Nothing feels overdone here. The kitchen blends into the living area. Sometimes these open spaces can feel a bit cold, but this one actually feels easy. You could picture a real meal happening here, not just takeout boxes piled on the counter. The finishes are modern but not too flashy. I noticed the little things, like there&#039;s space for your own coffee machine or even that big fruit bowl that everyone seems to love. The built in storage is actually practical. You do not have to worry about running out of cupboards. The bathrooms are a nice touch too. Seven in total, so nobody ever needs to wait. The fittings look freshly finished, with clean lines and enough counter space for everyone to have their things. I like that it just feels ready for you, nothing fussed over or difficult to figure out. One of the nicest parts about living here is how the ocean feels like part of your day. You might grab a book and just sit outside, or maybe you like the sound of the waves as you drift off to sleep. On weekends, people head down to the water early or just walk along the sand with coffee from the local shop. The area has this laid back Miami feeling with just the right amount of energy. Community events pop up now and then, or you see people cycling or skating by in the cooler afternoons. The building itself feels secure and looked after. Coming and going is easy, parking is simple, and you get a sense you are somewhere special without any of the fuss that sometimes comes with luxury places. Honestly, everything is set up so life flows. You do not have to think too much about the details, which is a relief. It is hard to really know a home from words or photos. Sometimes you just need to stop in and see how it feels. If you are curious or want to take a walk through this villa at Sunny Isles Beach, just let us know. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we want your next move to feel easy and real, like it should. Happy to help however works for you.

Superb Oceanfront Condominium in Sunny Isles Beach

Sometimes when you walk into a home you can just sense how much room there is for real life to unfold. This six bedroom villa in Sunny Isles Beach does that right away. As soon as I stepped through the door I felt the open space pulling me in and I remember just pausing by the living area for a minute taking in all the sunlight pouring in from those huge floor to ceiling windows. Seriously the views over the ocean are hard to forget. On a clear day you almost have to stop what you&#039;re doing and just watch the water for a few minutes. This place is nothing like the usual Miami villa. The terrace alone stretches out bigger than a lot of apartments at around twenty seven hundred square feet. I can picture family get togethers out here or even just an easy Sunday morning with your coffee and the sound of the water nearby. Sometimes you see boats moving along quietly and every now and then you spot birds swooping by especially closer to sunset. The pool area just feels inviting too. It is temperature controlled so you actually want to use it all year round not just in the hotter months. There is plenty of poolside lounging space and honestly it is the kind of spot where you would be happy just reading or napping without any rush. Inside you have six bedrooms that all feel like proper rooms rather than just extra space. Each has its own balcony so everyone actually gets their own bit of the outside too and the walk in wardrobes are the sort of thing you do not really appreciate until you see how much they fit. The kitchen surprised me because it actually feels like a place someone would cook for real not just for show. There is enough room to move about if you&#039;re making breakfast while someone is grabbing coffee and I almost missed the finer touches until I looked closer. The marble counters are very striking and there is this nice blend of boutique wood and standout onyx details that honestly make the kitchen feel special but not unapproachable. Living here really does keep things simple in a good way. You&#039;ve got elevator access so moving up and down between all the levels does not feel like a chore and there is parking for four cars so you never feel boxed in. The main living space has a fireplace too which is something you do not always see this close to the ocean and it is great for those cozy rainy evenings when you just want to unwind. The glass staircase is almost a centerpiece by itself. I found myself running my hand along the railing just out of curiosity because it catches the light differently throughout the day. Something I really noticed about this villa is how it feels private even while you&#039;re so close to everything. You can pop out to a coffee shop pretty easily. Sometimes I watched kids biking along the paths in the early evening and people just seem relaxed around here. It is Florida living with the best of Miami at your doorstep. For fun or just to change things up there is plenty. You get access to a real bowling arena which is honestly more fun with friends than you might expect. Ice skating is on hand if you feel like trying something different. You have a gym and spa close by to keep things balanced plus a proper beach club for when you want to take a swim that is a little less private than your own pool. If you have kids there are play centers that actually look like somewhere they would want to stay. You will not really know if it fits you until you see it in person. Pictures and words only go so far with a home like this. If you want to take a walk around or just have a chat about what life here might feel like let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com all we want is for your next place to feel like it should. That starts with a simple conversation.

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