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Some homes just have a certain stillness. I remember the first time I drove through the gates at Hammock Lakes in Coral Gables and arrived at 5400 Hammock Dr. It was late afternoon, the kind where the light gets softer through those big oaks and you almost slow down just to take it in. This villa just gives you a pause the moment you&#039;re near it. It sits back from the street, hidden with all that mature landscaping around it, so right away it kind of feels like you can finally breathe deep. Walking up the path, the garden was blooming, a bit wild in places but that&#039;s honestly what makes it real. There are trees giving shade and privacy and you almost only notice the silence for a second until you hear some birds or someone rolling by on a bike. People really care for their homes here. Sometimes you catch a neighbor waving from their driveway. Step inside and light is just everywhere. With those floor to ceiling windows and doors, the line between in and out sort of drifts away. You&#039;ll find seven bedrooms spread out so nobody ever has to tiptoe around or wait long for a shower. Eight and a half bathrooms, actually. Each bedroom feels a bit tucked away with good space. If you have a big family or you&#039;re planning on having guests and friends coming in and out, this place can take it. Kids or even grandparents would feel comfortable here because one of the bedrooms is in its own guest house out back. I know a lot of people just want somewhere visitors can settle without feeling on top of everybody else. The kitchen is where the house actually surprised me. First you get this genuine chef&#039;s kitchen vibe but it is not fussy either. It just feels like somewhere you&#039;d make real meals and memories and talk late at night when everyone else has gone to bed. It looks right over the family room and keeps you connected even if you&#039;re finishing a big evening meal or just grabbing coffee in the morning. And I&#039;m pretty sure this outdoor BBQ zone will see more than one casual lunch where you&#039;re barefoot and someone&#039;s playing music. People always end up outside here because that&#039;s the thing about Florida life. Whether it&#039;s just chilling by the pool or doing nothing in the sun with a book, this backyard just calls to you. You can actually swim laps here if you want. Plus you still get full privacy thanks to the trees and landscaping. Kids or dogs could run around forever. It just works. Honestly it is rare to find tech and comfort so balanced. There is an Elan smart home system in place so you can set temperatures or open the gates or lights without having to search for a single switch. You also get peace of mind with a full house generator so power outages won&#039;t get in the way of anything. Details like that wine cellar tucked away, or the elevator for easier upstairs moves or visiting family, they really make life smoother here. Coral Gables itself is this pocket of old charm plus new energy. Everyday things are easy here. Coffee shops aren&#039;t far, the community is quiet, but you&#039;re not ever cut off from Miami fun and great beaches. Sometimes you see folks jogging around the lakes in the mornings or out with their dogs at sunset and you remember why this area is so loved. This villa at 5400 Hammock Dr feels more like a retreat than just a house. It is unfurnished so you can actually picture your own way of living in the big spaces. The people who live in Hammock Lakes seem to look out for each other but you always get your own peace too. If you want to know what this place feels like for real, you should come walk through it. Sometimes you just have to stand in a room and let it all hit you. If you want to see it or ask something, just reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com, we&#039;re always here to make things comfortable and easy.

5400  Hammock Dr

There&#039;s this certain hush you get as soon as you turn into Hammock Lakes in Coral Gables. Mature oaks hang over the road and the whole neighborhood seems wrapped in green, which is a good way to feel before you even park. This villa is kind of tucked away behind those trees and layers of really lush landscaping, so you get this instant sense of privacy that&#039;s hard to find in Miami. I remember standing by the front entrance and realizing the only thing I could hear was the wind moving through the leaves and a couple birds. No sound from the road at all. Inside, the house feels pretty much like Florida in the best kind of way. Light just pours through the floor to ceiling windows and those sliding glass doors. Every corner feels open and somehow connected to the outside, which for me is a big plus because you want to enjoy that tropical weather even when you&#039;re cooking or reading a book indoors. Honestly, when you&#039;re in the main living space you&#039;re half indoors and half in the garden, that&#039;s what it feels like. Even the family room has this big view out to the pool and trees, and sometimes you just want to sit there instead of turning on the TV because it&#039;s better than any screen. I walked through the kitchen and you notice right away this is actually a kitchen someone would use. Not just for show, but for real cooking. You can imagine doing Sunday brunch here pretty easily. There&#039;s space to move, a spot for everything, and you can keep an eye on the pool and garden while you work. Plus, the way the BBQ area is set up outside, you can open the big glass doors and let everyone wander in and out without bumping elbows. Makes hosting friends feel easy. There&#039;s a guest house out back, which honestly is a smart touch. Sometimes visitors want their own space or you just want somewhere to work quietly for a while, away from the rest of the family. The elevator is another thing a lot of people miss at first, but if you&#039;re moving in with grandparents or just want to make life simple, you&#039;ll appreciate it. And the house feels smart, not just because of the Elan system but just the way it&#039;s all put together. Full generator in place too, which you probably won&#039;t think about day to day but you&#039;ll be glad to have when the weather acts up. Walk upstairs and the bedrooms surprise you a little. Each one is bright and open, but also kind of private. The master suite has this calm to it that I think everyone looks for but never quite expects. Light in the morning through big windows, lots of silence at night. Sometimes you almost forget your phone and just end up napping more. The bathrooms are modern without being harsh. There&#039;s room for all your things and a nice flow between rooms that just feels natural. The garden feels steady and lived in already. Not just new plants put in but ones that have already been there a while, and it shows when you step outside in the morning and hear a bit of birdsong. The pool is big and bright, set far enough from the house that parties out there never feel cramped. Kids in the neighborhood bike in the evenings along the quiet roads, and it&#039;s the rare kind of place where the coffee shop is never far but you still get real peace. There&#039;s also the wine cellar, which, if you&#039;re into collecting or just like a quiet glass at sunset, might be your favorite spot. And really, there&#039;s so much space throughout the house you never feel boxed in, even with seven bedrooms. This place just lets you breathe. You can walk it virtually or see photos for days, but honestly that only tells part of the story. The only way you know if it feels right is to come have a look for yourself. If you feel like wandering through one afternoon or want to talk about the community, just let me know. We&#039;re always around at LuxuryProperty.com to talk it through and help you settle in if it feels like home.

Furnished Residence at Coral Gables, Florida

Some homes really do make you pause for a second when you step inside. This one on North Hibiscus Drive in Miami Beach totally had that effect on me. I got through the front door and sort of just stood there. It is probably the way the soft light drifts in from all those windows, or maybe it is the breeze you catch if you leave the doors near the veranda cracked open a little. There is so much greenery around the villa and then all that peaceful blue water gently stretching out in front. It is honestly pretty easy to just let your mind wander for a bit. That is the vibe here. This place is a proper family home. Five real bedrooms that do not just look nice in photos but actually feel comfortable when you walk in. Each bedroom gets a ton of natural light. I was up in one of them for a while and could see all the way out to the bay. Big floor to ceiling windows in most spaces so you pretty much never miss a sunset. Some evenings you will catch the sky changing colors right from your own balcony. That is a whole mood by itself. And in the mornings, well, it just feels kind of fresh here. There is something about waking up in this spot that puts you in a good headspace for the day. The kitchen stands out to me, honestly. Sometimes luxury homes look the part but you cannot imagine actually frying an egg in their kitchens. That is not the case here. You get all the slick, modern fittings but it still feels like somewhere you probably would cook a real meal. The open plan design makes it all flow nicely into the living space, so everyone can just hang out or catch up even if someone is settling in with coffee and someone else is frying up breakfast. The connection to the outdoors is strong, too. You can always slip right out to the veranda. Speaking of the veranda, it is just near the entrance and has a certain charm. You could picture the family spread out playing board games or laughing over card games. I honestly hung out there for a few minutes after walking around and it felt so easy just to relax and watch the way the light shimmers off the pool. The pool is only a few steps away and it almost calls out to you, especially on those warm Florida days. Sometimes you will have those moments when you forget your phone inside and just lose track of time by the water. This spot did not forget about practical stuff either. There are two separate carports so parking is never a hassle even when friends come over. The estate is pretty generous on space, both inside and out. You do not feel boxed in. The community around North Hibiscus Drive just feels right for families. Kids sometimes bike around in the early evenings and you see a fair few neighbors walking their dogs. It is Miami Beach but with that easy breezy neighborhood feeling. Another thing worth mentioning is how close you are to everything that makes Miami living such a draw. You are tucked away in this tranquil spot but honestly you are never far from a cozy coffee shop or a fresh juice place. The big city energy of Miami is always within reach if you want it. But you can leave that behind at your own front door. It is not one of those homes where you have to squint to see how you would fit in here. Walk around for a bit and you start picturing movie nights, lazy brunches, maybe even a few summer parties with the doors wide open and people wandering in and out from the pool. Sometimes you just feel it fit. Honestly, the only real way to know if this Miami Beach villa on North Hibiscus Drive feels like your next home is to come see it for yourself. We are always happy to show you around or answer anything you are wondering about. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make your next move as comfortable as it should be. Reach out any time if you want to walk through or just talk about the possibilities.

Contemporary Family Home on North Hibiscus Drive In Miami Beach

Some places almost slow you down before you walk in the door. That was me at this penthouse at 445 Grand Bay Drive, right at the heart of Key Biscayne. I caught myself just stopping for a second as I stepped out of the lift. Even though you know you&#039;re up high, there&#039;s something about those views. Ocean everywhere, that Miami skyline you see in movies, and nothing blocking the water or the horizon. You honestly just get that rare feeling you&#039;re on top of the world but kind of tucked away at the same time. I wandered in and the first thing that gets you is just how open it is. This place is huge, over eight thousand feet inside plus these massive terraces wrapping around. Unfurnished too, so you can see how the light plays on the walls and imagine your own stuff there. And then you look up, those twelve foot ceilings actually make you breathe a bit easier. The windows are floor to ceiling which means the sunlight is with you all day. Sometimes I think you might not even turn the lights on until evening. You&#039;ll notice the way the rooms flow. That first foyer is something else, sort of welcoming but also kind of grand. Walk just a little further and the living area really opens up. It is the kind of space you can see yourself enjoying both bigger gatherings or just laid back nights. Actually, I stood by the windows for a bit and watched birds swoop over the bay. There&#039;s this mix of ocean air and sounds from the city below that never really gets old. And if you like to cook or just hang out in the kitchen with friends, you&#039;ll like the setup here. It feels like somewhere you might actually cook a good meal, not just reheat something. Big kitchen counters and top appliances, but also plenty of space to move. Off to the side, you get a family room that&#039;s tucked away just enough for some quiet. I kind of picture Sunday mornings in there with the paper or a few friends over. The library makes you stop for a second too. All mahogany. It feels a bit old school but in the best way. If you work from home or just like a place with some peace, this room works. And the bar nearby is tucked right in, just close enough for that late evening drink after long days. The main suite just feels like its own retreat. It&#039;s big enough for a seating spot and again, the views just stay with you. Closets are huge too. That bathroom has space for everything, honestly feels more like a spa. The other bedrooms all have their own private bathrooms which is just practical and makes family life or having guests so much easier. There&#039;s a powder room too, for anyone dropping by, and the best thing about this penthouse is probably the terraces. They wrap around and give you a place to breathe, sun yourself, or just watch the city go from day into night. Sometimes you hear a little breeze off the bay or see boats out on the water heading home. It&#039;s easy to just stand out there and forget what time it is. Honestly, this spot at Key Biscayne really does combine private resort style living with being just close enough to all the best of Miami. Beach days are on your doorstep whenever you want them and coffee shops or top restaurants are never far when you want a change of scene. The community is known for being peaceful, but you get the energy of Miami whenever you feel like heading out. No home is perfect for absolutely everyone, but if you want space, sky, and water views you almost don&#039;t have to look any further. It&#039;s the kind of place that lets you settle in and make it your own, no matter your style. The only way you&#039;ll know if it fits you is to come have a look for yourself. Reach out if you want to talk it over, or just swing by for a walk through. At LuxuryProperty dot com we always want these choices to feel a little less stressful and a little more like home.

5 Bed Furnished Penthouse At 445 Grand Bay Dr PH-1A

Some homes surprise you before you even reach the front door. Walking up to this bayfront villa at 11420 N Bayshore Dr, you get that wide-open water view that honestly just pulls your shoulders down and you start to breathe out. Here in Sans Souci Estates, Miami never feels too far but inside, it almost feels like you have your own world. This is definitely not your usual Florida villa. For one, everything is brand new and you can tell right away. The first thing most people mention is the wall of glass letting in more bay views than you expect. I stood by one of those windows for a bit and you just watch the light changing all over the living room, which sits under ceilings that just seem to go up forever. It is hard not to feel the space here. You have eight bedrooms there is even a detached cabana that feels like its own little apartment. Whether you have a big family, entertain a lot, or just want room to breathe, it never feels cramped. The master suite is a thing on its own, honestly. I could picture reading by the window every morning in that sitting area. You look outside and there is nothing but water and palm trees. Sometimes you see little boats drifting by and it almost stops time for a moment. Inside, the kitchen is not just for show. Think Italian design, a center island that just begs for friends or family to gather around, and real Sub Zero and Wolf appliances. Someone is going to cook for real here. Or you just order in and enjoy the space, I get it. There is a natural gas setup so you get that real chef kind of feel. If you love cooking, or even if you just love kitchens that are easy to be in, this one stands out. The finishes are all modern but warm, not cold and shiny like some new homes. You can still put your own touch on the floors and other finishes right now, which is nice if you want to really make it yours. Step outside and you almost forget how much space there is. The backyard rolls into an actual infinity pool and a jacuzzi, all with those water views that look like something out of a movie. There is a stainless outdoor kitchen that is meant for parties, honestly. Fridge, ice maker, grill, the works. You could be out here with friends, swimming or just watching the sun disappear behind the city. It feels private even though the Miami skyline is right there beyond the water. If you keep a boat or want to start, the new seawall and floating dock are ready. Sometimes I see paddleboards or kayaks tied up here and plenty of folks keep bigger boats too. There is a ton of dockage and you can have your yacht or a whole collection of water toys if that is your thing. Garage space is not an issue here. Four cars fit inside and there is still easy in and out. I like seeing the police-guarded gate at the entrance to the community because it means you get that extra bit of privacy, and you notice people do actually know each other here. I have seen neighbors wave or stop for a chat on evening walks. Kids still ride bikes sometimes, which is rare and pretty great. Everything about this place feels ready for someone to live in and make their own. You are close enough to Miami for dinner or a coffee run, but it is so quiet by the bay that sometimes you almost forget you have neighbors. Even when storms come through, that solid concrete build everywhere feels sturdy and calm. If you want to see if it feels right for you, just let me know. I am always happy to walk you through or answer any questions. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we try to keep things honest and make your next move feel natural. Come see if this is where your story continues.

Bayfront Villa For Sale At 11420 N Bayshore Dr

Sometimes you arrive somewhere and just slow down for a second. This furnished waterfront tropical estate at 421 N Hibiscus Drive on Hibiscus Island made me do that. There is a quiet feeling as you step onto the drive and look out over the wide bay. Maybe it is the soft sound of the water or just the way the light changes as the sun heads toward sunset over downtown Miami and Brickell. Sometimes you can see boats drifting by and if you look up, the city skyline feels almost close enough to touch but not quite. It is private, too, since the island has its own guard gate all day and night. You feel a bit separated from the buzz yet never far from Miami&#039;s best bits. Inside, it is clear this place was built for someone who likes the good life but in an easygoing way. The home first opened in 2017, and it still feels almost new. The design is by Choeff Levy Fischman, who won some big awards, but honestly, you just see nice spaces that flow into each other. The living and dining areas are open without feeling cold. I noticed sitting at the big glass dining table, you catch the view of the water almost everywhere you look. There are floor to ceiling windows so even cooking breakfast means you get that sunrise over the bay if you are up early enough. You will also notice the custom Italian kitchen is actually set up for someone who really cooks. The counters feel solid and there are so many cabinets you will probably have to remember where you put things for a week or two. And with ocean breezes coming in if you leave the doors open, honestly, the kitchen just feels part of the outside too. There is a new Crestron system so lights or music or even the temperature can be controlled from your phone if you like. It still feels like a place where you are meant to just kick off your shoes, especially with oak wood floors running through the bedrooms and hallways. Feels a bit warmer and softer under your feet than that shiny marble you see in some Miami homes. There is space for everyone here with five bedrooms spread over a layout that makes moving around easy. Each space is done just right for stretching out, reading, or even sneaking in a nap if you like those. The garage fits two cars without feeling cramped. And there&#039;s still extra room for things you would usually just leave scattered around—beach chairs, paddleboards, that sort of stuff. Now the backyard is where most of your time will probably end up. I spent a while just sitting by the salt water pool and spa with my shoes off. Birds come by now and then, and you get a view all the way out to the bay. Sometimes you almost forget your phone, which is saying something these days. The dock means you can have your boat right outside, or maybe rent a paddleboard and take it out when it&#039;s calm. It has that Florida feel where indoor and outdoor life kind of melt together. The lawn would be a good spot for evening gatherings, especially once the city lights start coming up in the distance. You are really close to everything Miami has to offer but on most days, you will probably just want to stay put. People on Hibiscus Island still wave to each other from their bikes or when they bring a dog out in the morning. Quiet, calm, and just easy to enjoy. The only way you can tell if this Hibiscus Island villa feels right is to see it in person. If you have questions or just want to walk through and look around, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com, we do our best to help you feel at home with your next step.

Furnished Waterfront Tropical Estate At 421 N Hibiscus Dr

Some homes almost slow you down as soon as you walk through the door. I remember standing here at 6396 North Bay Road in Miami, just sort of pausing for a minute and honestly looking through the glass walls at the bay. There is something about the way the light catches on the water out back, and the garden feels so green and private. Even with all that going on outside, there is this big double height living room right in front of you. I get why the architect went all in with the glass and the height. Sitting in there, you sort of feel like you are floating above the bay. It is quiet except for the occasional boat making its way across the water. You might catch a real sunset here that does not even need a filter. This is a waterfront villa that feels both modern and warm at the same time. It is big, but you never lose that sense that you are in a home. Seven bedrooms gives you real space to spread out or gather everyone together, whatever works better for your life. The main suite has these windows that frame the bay perfectly. When I looked out, I could imagine just waking up and putting on coffee in the little morning kitchen nearby. The closets and bathroom are next-level, but not fussy. Everything is finished with Italian materials, cabinets that feel solid when you reach for a handle, and you can tell no corners were ever cut around here. Walking through the kitchen, you will notice this is not just for show. It is huge and open, built for people who actually cook. There is even a separate section set up like a chef would want, tucked out of the way so you can keep things tidy and keep chatting with friends and family out in the main space. That connection between kitchen and living area just feels easy and welcoming. You will probably want to bring guests over when you live in a spot like this. The separate guest area is a real bonus, and it opens out into the garden. I stood there for a bit and listened to the birds outside. There is green everywhere you look from well grown trees to a living wall that makes you feel sheltered and relaxed. It is not the kind of place where you ever feel boxed in. Outside is almost as good as inside. You get an outdoor kitchen that is actually meant for grilling out, and there is a cabana bathroom nearby so you are not tracking anything through the house. Whether you entertain or just end up eating out there on a quiet evening, you have that choice. Plus the landscaping just feels lush no matter what time of day it is. There is also a fully automated smart home system all set up already, so the lights and temperature just seem to adjust the way you want them to without a second thought. An elevator is in the middle of the villa, and, to be honest, it makes life easier when carrying groceries or if you have family visiting who want to avoid stairs. The furniture has all been carefully picked out too, Italian brands mostly, and it fits the rooms in a way that feels intentional but still cozy. North Bay Road itself is special. It is quiet for Miami, but you are close enough to get to the new coffee spots or head out to South Beach if you want a bigger scene. Sometimes you see neighbors out walking dogs in the evening and kids biking around before sunset. Here you get privacy and community together, and not every home gives you both. You will have your own favorite spots if you come see it in person. The only real way to know if it feels like home to you is to walk around, look out at the bay, maybe sit down for a moment in the living room and let it all settle in. If you have questions or want to come by for a visit, just reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next move to feel comfortable from the start.

Furnished Home For Sale At 6396 N Bay Rd, Miami

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 you walk into a place and just kind of breathe out without thinking about it. That happened right when I set foot in this modern oceanfront villa at 50 S Pointe Drive. I almost lost track of the conversation because I was looking straight through those floor to ceiling windows at the Atlantic. The city in the distance on one side and the water stretching out on the other. Miami really does feel alive when you catch it like that. This place does not hide anything. You walk right into a bright open living space that never feels cramped and the sun sort of follows you around the entire day. Someone cared about getting the details right during the renovation. Actually you see it everywhere you look. The floors are Italian porcelain and you even notice the floating baseboards when you pause for a second. It is the little things I guess. The Boffi kitchen sits perfectly along one wall and it does not just look nice. This feels like a spot where you actually cook for friends. The appliances are all seamlessly built in and even the sink sort of disappears. If you like hosting there is a wet bar off to the side and I guess you would find yourself mixing drinks there after a swim or maybe while the sun drops off downtown. There are three bedrooms here and an extra den space that sort of opens up all sorts of options. Home office maybe or just a spot for reading. The primary bedroom is bigger than you expect. You get your own office space that sits by the window facing the ocean. I could see myself sitting there and getting nothing done at all. The way the light spills in at sunset is honestly kind of peaceful. Even if work keeps you at your desk you have the city out there to keep you company. The closet space is generous and the bathrooms have a calm feel. Everything built using quality materials. No weird finishes. No fuss. The Continuum community itself adds even more. This villa is technically just your private space but when you step outside you get twelve acres of landscaped grounds. Sometimes you spot families out for an early walk or people just reading under the trees. Along the oceanfront there is a stretch of beach that always feels clean and never really crowded. Full beach service is there if you want it. I sat outside for a bit and watched the paddle boarders drift by. Kind of relaxing. On site you have a gourmet restaurant that feels more like a local spot than a hotel restaurant. The coffee is good and there is always someone around to say hi. Out by the pools you get to choose. There are two lagoon style pools that sort of wind through the garden areas. Kids love it. There is also a lap pool if you want to get a real swim in before breakfast. If you play tennis there are three clay courts tucked inside the property. You hear the bounce of the ball walking past in the evenings sometimes and it makes the place feel lived in. Fitness is easy here honestly. There is a huge gym and spa set right inside the main building. Latest machines but nothing intimidating. You can see the city while you work out. Afterwards I would just head to the spa for a bit. This villa sits right in the heart of Miami but you would not really know it from the way the air moves out by the beach. The best coffee spots are not too far and you sometimes see cyclists riding up early in the day. Fisher Island is close by and you catch all these little boats coming and going on the water. The Miami lifestyle just feels smooth from here. I could talk about numbers or floor plans but I think this home needs to be felt in person. If you want to get a sense for how life here might feel or just have a few questions let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next move to feel comfortable and I would be happy to walk you through any day you like.

Modern Oceanfront Residence At 50 S Pointe Dr 3402

Some places you walk into and the world feels different right away. This Miami oceanfront penthouse at 16901 Collins Avenue is definitely one of them. I remember the first time I saw it I just wanted to hang around and stay longer with the doors open and the city spread out around me and that breeze coming in off the water. It is not trying to be anything other than what it is spacious and honest calm but pretty dramatic too. It is the kind of property you tell friends about but it is hard to find words that catch exactly how it feels standing up there. Here is the thing Miami has a lot of impressive homes but this is the one where the details make you stop and look twice. First off when you step off the private elevator you land in a space that just does not feel like an apartment. The ceilings are high up I think about twelve feet and it really opens everything up. Walking straight in your eye naturally goes to that wraparound balcony. I spent a while out there just looking at the ocean and the city and honestly you realise how rare it is to have that much balcony space all to yourself especially with those 360 views. Mornings are different there. You can catch the sunrise without leaving your spot and sometimes you will even see dolphins far out if you look long enough. The whole terrace is huge and not to forget you get your own private pool right outside sometimes it almost feels more like a villa than a penthouse. There is even an outdoor kitchen so if you are into cooking or just like grilling on weekends with friends over it actually does feel like a whole outdoor living room. Inside you will find six bedrooms and each one of them has a different feel. The main suite is one of those places you might end up spending more time than you plan just because it is so quiet up there. The closet space is honestly generous more than I see in most places in Miami and with bathrooms that make you want to light a candle and stay in the bath a while. One of the bedrooms could easily be a work from home space it has that steady sort of light you want when you are trying to focus. Actually you will notice each room has a little corner or view that sticks with you even after you leave. I liked the second suite with the city view at night super peaceful. Living areas are open but not cold there is warmth to the finishes and you can tell the interior designer Pierre Yves Rochon had a real hand here. It is bold but at the same time the sort of neutral that makes anything you bring in fit right away. The kitchen is set up for real cooking not just to show off and the island is perfect for everyone gathering around or just standing there drinking coffee. Storage is sorted and if you have a chef or extra help there is service quarters tucked in with a full bath. Even with such a big space you do not get that empty feeling you sometimes do in other penthouses. The pool area below is as nice as anything in Miami but up here you have your own patch of blue. City views on one side water on the other and when the sun sets and the lights start coming on across the bay it is about as Miami as you can get. Plus from this spot you are close to everything you would ever need. The coffee spots that open early sandy beaches for walking and just the right amount of buzz that makes Miami fun. Still it is quiet up here you barely hear the city unless you open things up and even then it is like a gentle reminder that you are in one of the best spots in Florida. I could talk all day about this Miami penthouse but honestly the only way to know if it is the one is to walk through and let it settle in for yourself. If any part of this sounds like your kind of living or you just want to see if that view is as good as I say reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty dot com we make sure your next move feels comfortable from start to finish. Come see it if you are curious.

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

Palatial Mansion on Pompano Beach In Miami

Some homes just change your mood a bit the moment you step inside. Walking into this four bedroom villa in Sunny Isles Beach sort of felt like that for me. I looked out and the ocean was right there beyond the glass. Sometimes places try too hard to be impressive but here it is just the sunlight moving across marble floors and you get that calm feeling. Each room quietly does its job really well without shouting grand or luxury. That&#039;s the kind of easy living you find sometimes in Miami but not always. This villa is set up for real life. It is not pretending to be a show home. Each bedroom has its own feel. I noticed you actually get proper space for clothes and the closets are the real deal not just little cubby spots. In the kitchen you get Italian design cabinets and it really looks made for a chef. The counters have this proper solid feel to them plus the layout makes sense if you actually like cooking instead of just heating things up. You can picture standing there in the morning with a coffee while the sun comes in over the water and hitting pause before the day gets rolling. The walk in closets are custom tailored. All the bedrooms feel warm and inviting and not at all stiff like some places with endless, cold marble everywhere. You get these tall floor to ceiling windows that frame the view so you end up standing by the glass staring a bit longer than you meant to. It is the kind of view that even locals find themselves pausing for. Every time I&#039;ve visited this villa the ocean never looked the same. Sometimes it is all shades of blue other days a bit silver. There are city views too and you get a little of the intercoastal so nothing ever feels boxed in or tight. Step out onto the big wraparound balcony and you really feel the breeze and hear the city noise drift away. You notice people up early for a walk or just neighbors heading back with their shopping bags. It has that really friendly Miami neighborhood vibe but is still private when you want it. The living room space actually makes sense. There is room for a proper couch and you could imagine watching a movie on a rainy Florida evening with the windows open and no one feeling cramped. Family dinners work. Having friends over works. You even get a terrace just made for BBQ nights. The air feels softer somehow up there. I could see lingering a bit too long after dinner just listening to the waves underneath the city backdrop. And you get two proper parking spaces downstairs which makes life as easy as it gets if you know Miami. A small thing but important some of the wood accents are real oak not the fake kind you see everywhere else. It just makes you want to touch everything and there is a warmth that you notice more in the evenings when the sun is low. The villa has all the bathrooms you could ever need five total with simple clean finishes and decent space so you are never tripping over anyone when there is a full house. Around here you never really feel far from anything. Coffee shop sits close by just across the street and you see parents out with kids after school sometimes heading for ice cream. Weekends feel long. There is a real sense of community and neighbors tend to say hello which you do not get everywhere. The city is always close but you can forget the rest of the world when you are home. Honestly it just feels easy here. Everything fits. Sometimes you forget your phone and just look out at the sea or watch the birds from the balcony for a while. It is not just a villa it is a lifestyle in Miami that is both quiet and bright. The best way to find out if it fits you is to pop by and see it in person. Reach out if you want to talk it over or even just walk through and see the place. At LuxuryProperty.com we hope your next step feels comfortable and real.

Exceptional Residential Option in Sunny Isles Beach with Ocean Views

Some homes just sneak up on you with how good they feel before you even realize it. This seven bedroom villa in Miami Beach really has that kind of pull. I remember standing at the end of the drive for a moment with palms all around and just breathing in that quiet. Everyone says Miami is always buzzing but here at Isla Bahia, right at the quiet end, you mostly hear water lapping and sometimes a boat engine off in the distance. It is the sort of place where you are as close to the city as you want to be but honestly it feels a world away. Green everywhere and a sense of calm that is pretty special. The villa itself is something you notice from the start, with that contemporary edge but not so sleek you feel afraid to touch anything. When I walked in, there was this open hallway that brings in the daylight until you just stop and look back at the garden for a second. The main living spaces blend together, with big windows that pull your eye right out toward the water. If you love to watch boats glide by, honestly, you may spend more time standing by those windows than you expect. Sometimes you will see blue herons or the odd pelican swoop by. Even with all that space, the house feels lived in. Not museum-like at all. It is easy to imagine someone just home from a run tossing their shoes in the corner or friends stopping by for coffee after picking something up at a local bakery. You have a real kitchen here, not just something for show. I noticed the countertops could handle actual cooking chaos and the big kitchen island was the sort of place where someone cuts fruit and someone else sneaks a bite as they walk by. You also get these nice touches like a water-facing breakfast area and a summer bar just outside. The formal hall somehow feels comfortable too—more like a spot you might gather with friends before heading out for dinner in town, than anything stuffy. Head upstairs and you land on the second floor with broad halls and a loft area that could fit a kids&#039; play spot or maybe your own reading nook. The master suite really is something. There is a view that gives you water on one side and lush greenery on the other, and I just stood in the doorway for a moment thinking about waking up here. You get nice little surprises, too. There is an elevator if you are tired after a long day and a den that could be anything you need. Plus two big guest suites that feel just as welcoming as anywhere else in the house. If you are into boating, this place is almost made for it. There is a protected deep water dock that will fit an eighty foot vessel, which is about as generous as you will find. You get one hundred feet of water frontage too, so there is always an excuse to head out early with coffee or just sit and watch the evening roll in. Some evenings you can hear the sound of laughter from a party boat in the distance. The saltwater pool is heated so swimming does not need to be a daylight only thing. Standing here, you can easily picture summer barbecues on the terrace or watching the sunrise with just the birds for company. The thing about this villa is it is big but never intimidating. You get space to stretch out, inside and out, and that subtle hum of Miami city life is always close but somehow never too close. Even the neighborhood feels right. The coffee shop is never a long walk and some mornings you will see kids biking by as early as the sun comes up. I could go on and on about the built in generator or the little details like the club room and elevator. But these are the sort of things you only really learn when you walk through in person. The only way to know if this Miami Beach villa is your kind of home is to see it for real. If you have questions, want to look around, or just want to chat about the Florida lifestyle, let me know anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com, our aim is for you to feel at ease about every step.

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

5400 Hammock Dr Coral Gables, Miami

Sometimes you come across a place where all you really want to do is pause for a minute and listen to the water just beyond the edge of your own backyard. That is honestly how I felt when I first set foot on this waterfront lot at 375 North Hibiscus Drive on Hibiscus Island in Miami. Even before you think about building anything here you can almost see yourself sitting out near the water with a morning coffee and just looking over Biscayne Bay. Every once in a while a boat drifts by and the skyline of Edgewater shows up clear across the water. Not many spots feel this private yet this close to both Miami Beach and downtown Miami at the same time. This is a prime waterfront lot sitting in one of the most exclusive islands anywhere in Miami. The lot is pretty big You get about fifteen thousand seven hundred and fifty square feet all to yourself which really does mean you have the freedom to get creative with your dreams of a custom mansion. The frontage is long, about ninety feet of the bay right there in front of you Not every lot around here has that kind of space on the water itself. Actually you will notice immediately there is a brand new seawall along with a large pier style dock which feels more like its from a private marina than someone&#039;s home. Thoughtfully done too It is already elevated and you get a quality boat lift so docking more than one boat will not be a hassle. I can picture late afternoons out there watching the water shift color as the sun sets or friends coming over and pulling directly into your dock. The views here might be my favorite part You stare right out at Biscayne Bay and then off to the Venetian Islands and even catch the Edgewater skyline The light bounces off the water in the evening and at certain angles you might find yourself just standing there for longer than you planned. From Hibiscus Island you are tucked away enough to feel that sense of calm but honestly you are just a short drive or bike ride from pretty much anywhere you want to be. The beaches are never far Either direction gets you to Miami Beach or over to the city for whatever events or restaurants or sports are going on. I have seen people walk their dogs early in the morning or kids riding their bikes after school It has that sort of local island rhythm to it. Hibiscus Island is one of those communities where you get both security and privacy That matters more than ever these days It just feels easy. There is a gated entrance and friendly faces most days who know your name Not every island gets that blend of seclusion and convenience. From here you have access to the best local restaurants cultural centers and shops in Miami Always something going on if you want or just the space to unwind if not If you have ever wanted to design your mansion from the ground up or maybe you are a fan of big family gatherings by the water it is hard not to picture your own life unfolding here And if you want something that is ready for you the option is there to buy a fully finished home designed by Artefacto Miami and Todd Glaser with architecture by Kobi Karp which would be stunning in its own right You never know how a property truly feels until you visit and walk around Spend a little time by the water and see what you think For any questions or just to get a better sense of what is possible here you can reach out any time At LuxuryProperty.com we are always happy to help you get comfortable with your next move and make sure it really feels like home

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