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

Incredible Three-Bed with Den and Large Balcony

Some homes seem to make you stop in your tracks right at the entrance. This eight bedroom villa at 12900 SW 63rd Ave in Pinecrest, Miami is that kind of place. Honestly I&#039;d seen pictures but it is different when you actually walk in and see light playing across those tall ceilings and all that glass just filling the space with sunshine. It is a big home even before you start moving around but it never really feels showy or cold. I found myself standing by one of the floor to ceiling windows just watching the garden outside for a few minutes and thinking how quiet it was for being in Florida. You&#039;d expect a place like this to be dramatic and it is you cannot miss the architecture or the way the pool outside pretty much becomes part of the scenery inside. But what is interesting is how it does not feel precious. Every corner invites you to sit a little or just take it easy. The ceilings feel a little higher than you&#039;d guess and the whole main floor has this open air Bali vibe which is not something you see every day in Miami. The kitchen is almost like a restaurant kitchen if you want it to be but it does not put you off from just making a family breakfast. Big stone island big gas range and actually enough space that you could be cooking with a few people around not bumping into each other. Sometimes people just use the kitchen for heating up takeout but I think this is the kind of kitchen where you end up actually cooking real meals together even if you just do pasta sometimes. The master suite is the spot that gets you if you like a bedroom to be total escape territory. I am a bit jealous of the closet space to be honest. I walked through and there is more room than you could ever need. The en suite bathroom does that thing where it feels like you are at a spa with all the beautiful stone and soft lighting but it still leaves enough space for everything practical. If you ever wanted to just start your mornings with a walk outside in the privacy of your garden well you are set here. There are multiple bedrooms that open up straight onto the grounds which would be great if you have family visiting or want everyone to feel like they have their own quiet spot. Downstairs is where it starts to feel like the kind of place you have friends over and do movie nights or sports games. There is a custom media room that feels more like being at an old school Hollywood screening. You have space for everyone and there is that slightly dramatic lighting that makes everything feel special without being over the top. The wine cellar is tucked right there so I am already thinking about what you could host here. You could have serious gatherings or just casual evenings with everyone grabbing a seat on the patio after dinner. It might sound silly but outdoor living is different when you have this much space in Miami. The pool has water features that give it a real resort style edge and the cabana makes hanging out in the sun just easy. Sometimes you catch a bit of breeze off the gardens and honestly I forgot I was in the city for a second. All of this comes with the kind of finishes you expect but do not always see matching up in person. Smart systems for lights sound and security but they do not intrude or look techy. You will probably notice little details like under lit stairs or the soft glow in the evening that makes the home relaxing even when you just want quiet. The landscaping out front is something you notice too not just grass but real mature trees and planting so it feels settled not stark. You will also spot people walking dogs in the mornings or kids biking around on weekends. There is a sense of calm and space that is rare in Miami proper. These eight bedrooms just give you so many options. Set up an office or two or have visitors anytime or just enjoy the space to spread out a bit. It is unfurnished so you get to make it yours from day one. Villas in Miami like this do not come along all that often especially with this plot size and feeling of privacy in Pinecrest. The best thing really is to see if you get the same feeling I did. I am happy to show you around or answer anything you are curious about. At LuxuryProperty dot com we try to make everything about buying a home feel welcoming and as comfortable as it should be. Come see if this villa fits what you are looking for.

Furnished 8 Bed Villa For Sale At 12900 SW 63rd Ave

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

5 Bed Furnished Penthouse For Sale At 16901 COLLINS AVENUE 5305

Some homes just have a certain pull. The kind where you stop and stand there for a second before even shutting the front door behind you. That is how it felt the first time I stepped inside this waterfront villa at 2621 Flamingo Drive in Miami. Eight bedrooms is actually hard to picture in your head until you see them for yourself and realize just how much breathing room you get here. Honestly it almost feels like its own little estate tucked in on a peaceful corner with the bay just stretching out behind the backyard. Right away you notice how everything seems honestly thought out for everyday life but also for quiet, almost movie scene mornings. The limestone floors through the living spaces just work with the sunlight that pours in. I walked barefoot for a bit and it just felt cool and solid underfoot. Then you go through to the bedrooms and you get this switch to Champagne Oak floors and it changes the whole mood. I ended up pausing at one window and just watching the water and these little birds that seem to love this bit of the shoreline. This villa was built in twenty twenty one so it still feels new. Even the details still have that crisp feeling but it is not at all cold. It is more like modern was softened up by an architect who actually gets the way people want to live. The house is shaped like a U so you have this sense of privacy and space. There is even a spot set aside for a home office or gym if that is something you want. It comes with a terrace that looks out at the garden which feels like a good way to clear your head between calls or get in a quick workout. Plus you have a three car garage which is a small thing but just makes life simpler. You get just under eight thousand square feet of living space here and really you feel it most in the kitchen. If you actually like to cook or even just hang out making coffee while someone else cooks this is a kitchen that works for both. Gas cooking like a real chef would want and the marble countertop stretches out sixteen feet. I tried to count the steps once side to side and lost track. Then there is a walk in refrigerator that is more like what you see in a restaurant than in a typical home. It is the kind of kitchen where you can see the family all milling around talking about the day or friends leaning against the counter with wine glasses out at sunset. And the thing is, being on the water here matters. You have one hundred feet of bay frontage and you feel that outside and inside too. Sometimes you may even forget your phone. The views shift through the day with the light and you get that scent of salt and quiet that people move here for. There is a fifteen thousand pound boat lift already there in case boating is your thing or if you just want the option. I saw kids out paddle boarding one afternoon and it kind of completed the picture for me. You are also walking distance from the beach and from Lincoln Road Mall which is always buzzing. Coffee shops are nearby, you see people out with their dogs, sometimes families out riding bikes. The area just feels lived in but not busy in a bothersome way. Flamingo Drive is honestly one of those quiet streets people talk about and you get that privacy with the bonus of great access. This house is not furnished so you get to make it your own from the start. Bring your own ideas and turn it into the home you actually want. The only way you really know if it suits is to come see it for yourself. Reach out if you want a walk through or just have questions. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want you to feel at home from the start.

Waterfront 8 Bed House At 2621 Flamingo Dr

Sometimes you step into a place and you just have to stand still for a second. This corner villa at 800 South Pointe Drive does that to you. The first thing you get is all that Miami sunlight pouring through, bouncing off the pale floors and filling the wide living area. I noticed right away how the space just lets you breathe a little easier. There are these huge windows along the walls and honestly you cannot miss the view. Bay on one side, downtown skyline on the other, everything keeps changing as the day goes on. I actually watched a couple of boats drift along the water and for a while it just felt like everything slowed down. Inside, it is three proper bedrooms. Not boxy or squeezed feeling, but generous, especially the main one. It is tucked in such a way that you can see the sun coming up if you leave the curtains open. The closets have a lot of room, so it is not one of those setups where you are fighting for some extra space. You will notice the ceilings are tall. About ten feet from floor to ceiling so even with furniture it never closes in. The living area runs right into an open kitchen that feels like someone actually planned for family dinners or friends dropping in. I could see myself standing at the big kitchen island, coffee cup in hand just looking out and chatting while someone is actually doing some real cooking. The appliances are all built in, no big flashing logos, just that clean Miami vibe. Even though it is unfurnished, it is easy to imagine where you would tuck a reading chair or maybe a piano by the window. Step out onto the terrace which wraps almost completely around the corner. I measured it roughly and you have more outdoor space than most entire apartments. Eleven feet wide and so many places to just sit and let the day fade. There is a real summer kitchen set up too which makes it easy to picture evenings with the grill going and friends just drifting between inside and out. Sometimes you almost forget you are in a city because you just hear the pool water moving or the breeze off the bay. And the colors at sunset here really are something. Sometimes it feels like the whole neighborhood is glowing. Plus you are looking at over forty one hundred square feet of built up space so you never feel cramped. There is even an extra room for media or maybe an office if you are trying to work a little on your own terms. What I like is how private it is. You come straight up from your own elevator foyer and you are home. Nobody wandering past your door. The South of Fifth neighborhood is one of those places where you walk to the coffee shop. I saw families heading down to the beach with towels over their shoulders and it just feels a little easier here. Some of the best restaurants are close so it is never hard to meet up for dinner even last minute. Miami can be busy but this corner of Florida is different. There are enough regulars around that people nod good morning but it never feels crowded. Sometimes I just stood by the terrace rail and watched the neighborhood. A few kids on bikes after school, some folks out with dogs, the sort of place where people look out for each other. You have pool views and the canal just there. Ocean over the rooftops. It changes with the light. Every window is another reason to look out. Honestly, you only really know if a place feels right when you are inside. Photos do not catch the quiet. If you want to have a look around or just want to talk it through I am here. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to keep it simple so your next move feels like going home not just another transaction.

3 Bed Corner Unit At 800 S POINTE DR 1504

Some homes give you that pause when you walk in you just sort of slow down and take a breath. This villa out on the tip of the Venetian Islands in Miami Beach that is one of those places. Stepping inside with those huge windows looking right out onto Biscayne Bay feels almost like an invitation to just stop whatever you were thinking about and just take in the view. I actually stood by the living room for a while and watched the sun start its way down over the water. Out here sunsets are a real thing everyone keeps the camera ready for but most evenings I think you would just want to watch with your people around you. The house itself sits on a huge plot so there is this easy sense of space outside and in. The cathedral ceilings catch the afternoon light through the skylights plus there are these warm oak floors that make you want to kick your shoes off right away. I have to say the custom Cuban tiles are one of those little touches you do not expect but it just works and sort of grounds the place in Florida living. There is an interior courtyard too and it feels private even though Biscayne Bay is in full view just through the windows. Sometimes you hear gulls and the sound of the water gently stirring which feels oddly calming considering you are right in the heart of Miami. The living space is not just big but actually charming with the fireplace right in the middle. There is a wet bar tucked in and if you like the idea of having people over for evenings in you will actually use it. The dining area is somehow both open to the outdoors and cozy for everyday meals or those bigger family get-togethers. The kitchen is one of those you sort of end up standing around in talking way after dinner should have started. Top appliances from Wolf and Samsung a big granite island you can actually prep on plus there is that casual eat-in spot where people will definitely gather at all hours. You will also notice the main suite steals the best spot in the house with big windows on the water and direct access to a quiet terrace for coffee mornings or late night stargazing. Closet space is not even a question. Whoever lands here is going to get more than enough. The main bath has that spa feel to it. Walk in shower glass everywhere and a soaking tub where you would probably stay longer than you planned. The remaining bedrooms carry that comfortable airy vibe as well so even the quieter spots of the house are soaked in daylight. Step outside and you are right by the bay. There is a big pool and an easy deck with covered seating. I can picture dinner outside here pretty much every evening pool swims at sunset or just sitting with a book and the sound of water around. The dock is large enough for a boat if that is part of your life or maybe it just becomes your front row seat for those Miami sunrises and sunsets. Ocean access is actually right there so you might be tempted to head out on the water most weekends. This place is not furnished so you get to make it your own from the ground up. That means your own style your own memories. The lifestyle here really is about balance quiet moments at home and yet you are minutes from Miami Beach life. There are kids biking in the street sometimes and the coffee spot is honestly never far no matter which direction you head. The only way to know if it feels right is to come take a look. If you just want to walk through or have questions or just want to talk about life out on the Venetian Islands get in touch anytime. Here at LuxuryProperty dot com we believe your next move should always feel easy and real.

Sunset View Family Residence at Miami Beach

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

Three-Bed with Incredibly Large Terrace in Tigertail

Sometimes a place just has a history that you feel the second you walk through the door. This custom built waterfront villa at 279 N Hibiscus Drive is one of those rare homes where you find yourself slowing down and noticing all the little things. I actually stood for a minute in the atrium just looking up at that thirty five foot skylight and thinking wow they really do not build them like this anymore. There is something special about the way the light spills over the whole space all the way down to that two story living room. The windows are huge and you get these wild views out over the bay. You just see sky and water. It really does not matter if you love sunny days or the kind of rainy afternoons when Miami just feels softer and quieter. You can sit right there in the living room and just watch the weather come and go. Every part of this five bedroom villa has its own little wow moment honestly. The living room is enormous but never feels cold. I sat near the window for a bit and watched the boats move across the intercoastal. It is peaceful but also super connected to everything. Sometimes you get lucky and see dolphins or one of those big herons just drifting by. Kind of makes you forget you are only a few minutes from South Beach or all the late night spots in Miami. Here you feel like you can breathe for a change. Even though you have almost seventy six hundred square feet inside it never feels too much. There are five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms but you do not get lost. The rooms flow easy. The kitchen is what I would call ready for a proper home cook. It is not just fancy for looks. Real counter space. You can see yourself having people over for a long lazy Sunday morning or just making coffee in your pajamas. There is even a sense the house gives you permission to slow down. The pool out back sits right on the waterfront so kids can swim while you keep an eye on the boats or the sunset. Sometimes you smell the salt in the air from the bay. It is all open and the sound of the water is this quiet sort of background music. I could see someone doing morning laps or just floating in the evening after a busy day. Out front there is space for a few cars but not in a cold uptight way. The front is welcoming without being all show off. The area around here always surprises people. Hibiscus Drive feels private most of the time. You see kids biking in the evenings or friends heading out for a quick coffee run. But you still have all the best Florida things just up the road. Downtown Miami is nearby for work or nights out. Little grocery spots tuck themselves away just down the street. Even if you travel a lot you are never far from the airport which makes last minute getaways easy. Something you will notice right away is how the villa sits on a generous plot but the house and the garden work together. You do not get a big empty yard nobody uses. You get actual space to be outside. Maybe add a hammock or toss a ball with the kids. And since it is not furnished you can truly make it your own. Paint the walls you want. Choose your furniture. Some people like their homes to tell a story that belongs just to them. Just between us this house has been in the spotlight a few times. It even showed up on Miami Vice and made the Miami Herald. Kind of funny to stand here now and imagine all that. But really it is just a calm simple place to come home to at the end of another wild Florida day. The only way to know if this place feels right is to see it in person. Happy to answer any questions or set up a walk through whenever works for you. At LuxuryProperty dot com we believe your next move should just feel easy. Reach out anytime—no pressure.

Custom Built Waterfront Villa For Sale At 279 N Hibiscus Dr

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

Outstanding Seven-Bed Villa in Coral Gables, Miami

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

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

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

Waterfront Villa At 56 S Hibiscus Dr, Miami Beach

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

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

Some apartments feel like a real breath of fresh air the second you step inside. This two bedroom place in Tigertail at Mr C Residences Miami is one of those. I walked in and honestly, I just wanted to stop by the windows and watch the world outside for a bit. You get a proper sense of space here, especially being up on one of the higher floors. The natural light almost has its own presence during the day. You will probably find yourself spending a lot of time out on the terrace. It runs the whole width of the apartment. I can picture afternoons out there with a coffee or cold drink just listening to the city getting on with things, maybe even checking out the view towards Coconut Grove or the Miami skyline if you look the right way. Even if you are inside, the living and dining area feels open and warm. The kitchen is one of those where you can see yourself actually using it, not just walking past. Integrated appliances are tucked away nicely. There is a walk in pantry that really makes it feel like someone thought about real living not just the design. The breakfast island is kind of a nice gathering spot, too. You can imagine friends leaning in while you cook or the smell of morning coffee drifting across. If you care about privacy, both bedrooms give you that. They are set on either side of the main living area so if someone wants to sleep in a bit or watch a movie with headphones it actually works. Each bedroom has its own bathroom and a walk in closet. The master one has two sinks which sounds small but honestly, it is one of those things you will never regret. There is even a powder room for guests and a laundry closet that is actually tucked away properly which is something many Miami apartments tend to forget about. What makes life in Tigertail more interesting is the collection of facilities right under your feet. There is a rooftop pool, and on most days you will find at least a handful of people soaking up the sun or just relaxing in the lounge. Fitness buffs will like the gym and the indoor yoga spot. When you want quiet, there is even a library tucked in the building. I walked through it and it really does feel peaceful, a good spot to catch up with a novel or just scroll your phone for a bit in peace. If you have meetings to attend or need to get work done, the business lounge is proper and quiet, so you do not have to go hunting for coffee shops with WiFi unless you want to. The building has a spa, a lap pool with little shaded cabanas, and a cute playroom they call Little C&#039;s. You see families and kids often around here, sometimes scooting bikes in the evening. One thing I noticed is that you do not need to go far for a coffee or a meal. Signature restaurants, cafes and bars are built into the complex. If you have a craving for something a little special, you can dress up just a bit and never really leave home. They also handle housekeeping and concierge, which makes day to day living a little less stressful. You will get the real Coconut Grove lifestyle here. The neighbourhood has that relaxed Florida vibe but Miami&#039;s energy is right on your doorstep. You might bump into your neighbours at the bakery across the street or find yourself sticking around just to watch a sunset from your terrace. It just feels easy to be here. The only way to know if this apartment suits you is to come see it for yourself. If you are curious or just want to take a walk through, let me know. We want your next move with LuxuryProperty dot com to feel relaxed—not pressured—just like home should feel.

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There is this feeling you get when you walk into some places and for me it happened the first time I stepped inside this five bedroom beach villa in Miami at 18201 Collins Avenue. You stop for a second and the only thing you really see is that endless ocean right there beyond all that glass. It is not just in the distance either. We are talking right on the sand so you hear the waves and you honestly might leave the slider open to get a little breeze while you make coffee. Sometimes houses just feel tucked away and private even when they are in the center of things. This one is like that. You come up in your own private elevator and open the door straight into this soaring open plan with crazy high ceilings. Fourteen feet high which is not just a number you actually notice the difference when you are standing there. It makes the living room and dining areas feel so much lighter you really want to kick your shoes off and just stay a while. Every spot in this villa has a view. Sit at the breakfast counter and you are looking at the sea. Even the kitchen feels like a real kitchen you would want to use for more than just heating up takeout. Sun pours onto the custom wood cabinets and you get top end everything. SubZero fridge and a Miele setup that works just as well for Sunday pancakes as it does big family get togethers. There is one of those entertainment bars too but not in the flashy way just somewhere friends will probably end up after dinner and before heading out to the terrace. Speaking of which you have private spaces outside that stretch along the oceanfront. I found myself walking out just to hear the water or watch those big clouds roll in from the Atlantic. No matter the weather it just feels right. Bedrooms do not always mean privacy but here you have a real sense of your own retreat. The master suite sits in a spot where you actually wake up to a full beach view. There is a wide terrace off the master as well so if mornings are your favorite you can take coffee out there and just watch the world wake up along the shoreline. The master bath feels more like a little spa. You get a floating tub and a heavy rain style shower plus a double vanity with enough space for two people to actually get ready at the same time. Downstairs is its own little world. You have oceanfront guest suites when people come to visit and even an eat in kitchen down there so guests can start their day at their own pace. There is a cabana with another terrace space so maybe someone sneaks out early for a swim or just wants a quiet place to read beside the sea. So if you have a lot of friends visiting or bigger family moments you are covered. And with a private two car garage plus three more parking spaces you do not really think twice about inviting everyone over for big occasions. The whole villa adds up to a little under five thousand interior square feet and then those terraces bring a bit more living outside. It feels like the kind of place that just works for real life not just as something to look at in photos. Unfurnished too so if you have your own style in mind you can make it truly yours. Miami life is different here. The coffee shop scene is just down the street so easy mornings are a thing. Evenings on this beach sometimes you see families walking or kids riding bikes before sunset. Everything feels unlocked. The best way to know if a home fits is to walk through it in person. Honestly pictures only get you halfway. If you are curious or just want to feel the breeze for yourself let us know. Here at LuxuryProperty.com we will always try our best to make your next move feel like coming home.

Oceanview Furnished Beach Villa In Miami At 18201 Collins Ave   409

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.

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