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

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'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.