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Some places just make you quiet for a minute. That happened to me when I walked into this four bedroom oceanfront villa on Fisher Island Drive in Miami Beach. There is something about the mix of light, the space and that really deep calm you only get from being steps from the ocean. You hear the soft waves more than anything else. It honestly makes you forget about checking your phone every five seconds. Right away you notice this is not just another home on the island. The place feels like it was actually made for living. Not just showing off. It is set on the ground floor so you can step straight outside onto these big terraces where you catch that sea breeze and smell the salt air. Sometimes, when you stand near the glass doors you can watch the early morning joggers on the sand and those first birds circling out over the water. The main thing you feel is space. The villa gives you over five thousand square feet inside and it does not waste any of it. There is plenty of room for real living, not just hosting. The design is the kind of new where it still feels warm. Real wood floors. Lots of marble, but nothing too cold or sharp. You will find a flow here from the living room to the dining area that makes you want to talk about your day or just sit for a while. I actually stood for a minute right in the kitchen and thought about cooking breakfast there. It is a proper chef grade setup but not intimidating. The sunlight pours in early every morning because of all the glass. There are impact glass doors all around so you get safety and you do not have to lose that easy indoor outdoor thing people love here in Miami. Sometimes the breeze comes in and the sound of kids playing on the community paths mixes with the surf. It is a good feeling. Bedrooms matter here, especially the master. It is not just big. It has this way of making you want to stay in. There are his and hers walk in closets that make the morning routine less crowded. When you get ready in the morning, you see more than your own walls. You actually can look out and see that soft green and blue from the ocean or hear some life going by outside. The bathrooms feel almost spa like. The little marble details and the way the light falls make it somewhere you can imagine relaxing for an hour at the end of a day. There is a wine cellar tucked away for those nights you want to open something special and wind down with friends. The thing about Fisher Island is you never really feel isolated. Sure, it is private and you are in your own world, but the feeling is less about being hidden away and more about being looked after. There is a real community here. People know each other. It is one of those places where the coffee shop is always within reach or you see familiar faces walking past in the evening. When you finish dinner on your terrace you sometimes watch the sky go orange and just listen to nothing for a bit. I notice a lot of folks here just slow down. It happens naturally. Honestly, the villa is unfurnished so your own style gets to come first. You can imagine filling it with anything you like. Maybe some bright Miami colors. Or keep it simple and let the view do the work. The big thing is, homes like this do not show up every day. It is equal parts private oasis and modern Miami beach home. If all this sounds like what you have been looking for, maybe it is time to come see it. Walk through at your own pace. Take in the feel for yourself. If you want any answers or just a little advice, we are always here at LuxuryProperty.com. It is about finding what is right for you, no rush.

4 Bed Furnished Miami Beach Home At 7716  FISHER ISLAND DR 7716

There is a different kind of energy you get when you step into a place like this penthouse at Paramount Miami Worldcenter. Sometimes big city living feels a bit too much, but up here, it just feels wide open and peaceful, almost unexpected. I walked into this five bedroom villa and, honestly, I was still looking around five minutes later, just soaking up the views from pretty much every window. You can see sweeping views of Downtown Miami and even a bit of the Atlantic. It is hard to remember you are right in the centre of everything. This is not just a regular Miami penthouse, and it does not try too hard either. The space is huge, over six thousand built up, but it does not feel cold or echoey like you might expect. Somehow there are quiet corners for reading or just hiding away for a bit with a coffee. Some homes try to wow you with big features and shiny things, but here it is the easy flow of the rooms that makes daily living feel simple. The main living area is open and light, and I found myself gravitating towards the spot by the floor to ceiling glass. Afternoon sun comes in warm and soft. Sometimes you catch yourself just watching the clouds drift by over the city. About the kitchen, there is something exciting about getting to design and customize it to fit how you actually cook and live. You are not just taking what you get—you are making it your own, whether that is a big family kitchen with space for everyone or a more streamlined chef space if you are into hosting. That is a rare thing. There is also a den just off the living space. I could see it working as a library, an office or even a cozy movie room on a stormy evening. Bedrooms are not squeezed in either. You can actually walk around the bed and still have space to stretch. The bathrooms, and there are six, have this clean modern vibe, but it is not cold. Think spa, not showroom. Some of the best mornings would probably start in here, just letting the city wake up around you. And when it comes to amenities, it is almost a bit wild what is on offer. There are five pools in the building, which means it is never really crowded. I stopped by the outdoor lounge area and it is just the sort of place where you forget the day and maybe talk a bit longer than you meant to. The spa feels private and real. If you are into sports or fitness, there is so much—boxing studio, yoga space, basketball court, racquetball. There is even a recording studio, which is something you do not see every day. Imagine actually making music with a couple friends on a random weeknight. Or just listening in. The location is quiet convenient honestly. Paramount Miami Worldcenter is right in the heart of the city. The Virgin Train Station is pretty much next door, so you can get anywhere without fuss. Port of Miami is close, and for flights, Miami International is not far. You are only a short drive to Wynwood, which is perfect when you want a change of scenery or a night out that starts with art and ends with great tacos. Sometimes you might even see families out walking in the evenings or someone taking in the Miami sunshine along the sidewalks that weave through this master planned community. To me, this is the sort of Miami villa that gives you the best of big city energy and a quiet sense of home, all at once. You would not know if it feels right until you stand here and see how it matches your life. If you want to see it in person or just have a chat about what everyday could look like here, reach out. We really want your next move to feel just right, in your own time.

5 Bed Luxury Home At 851 NE 1st Ave PH 5411

Sometimes a place just makes you stop and look out at the world for a second before you even unpack your bag. That was the feeling when I opened the door to this tri level villa at 440 South Hibiscus Drive right on Hibiscus Island in Miami. You hear the water stretching out in front of you and then the view of Biscayne Bay just pulls you in. Honestly I hung out by the windows for longer than I meant to just taking in the skyline and all that sunlight shimmering across the bay. Let me walk you through what it actually feels like here. This waterfront villa is spread out so nicely that you never feel closed in. It is more than six thousand square feet but somehow it feels open in a way that brings the outside in all the time. Floors in porcelain and warm oak feel solid under your feet and there is this quiet modern luxury about it that does not shout but hums along quietly. The main living and dining spaces just float together and you can see straight through from one side of the house to the other. So you still get those water views no matter which way you are facing. You can really see how the spaces were meant for real living instead of just trying to impress someone for a night. The kitchen is kind of the heart here honestly. I know sometimes you get all these slick appliances that just look nice but here you could actually cook up a full family breakfast and not bump elbows. There is room to wander or just lean on the counter with a coffee distracting yourself with the view. Even if you are not much of a chef it just feels like the kind of place where you might try something new. If you have friends over, everyone somehow ends up near the kitchen and it just works. When you want to relax the home theater is right there too. Not tucked away or in a strange corner but in a spot that actually feels inviting. Good for movie nights or just zoning out with headphones. And if you like to keep active or just watch the boats go by there is a fully equipped gym looking out towards the bay. Running on a treadmill here is just different with the water right there staring back at you. Sleeping spaces are upstairs and the principal suite is the one that gets the most beautiful bay view. I spent a minute just looking at the light in the morning and thought how easy it would be to just wake up slow every day. You never really lose track of the water because it is always just outside your window. Then there is pretty much everything you would want outdoors. There is an infinity pool that pulls your eyes straight out to the water and a jacuzzi with its own fire pit so honestly you look at that spot and picture people just sitting there with a drink at sunset. Sometimes it is so quiet you kinda just hear your own thoughts. Plus that rooftop lounge is probably where you end the night with everyone. You get a view in every direction. City on one side bay on the other. It is the sort of spot where you can see the city lights come on and feel like you have a piece of Miami all to yourself. If you need somewhere for your boat or maybe just want to try out a paddleboard the dock is right there. The vibe on Hibiscus Island is really peaceful. You see people out walking at dusk sometimes stopping to talk and there is always a hint of that salt air on the breeze. You are just close enough to everything in Miami but it feels private. The shops and coffee places on the mainland are only a few minutes but when you close your front door the busy city can wait. This villa at 440 South Hibiscus Drive is not furnished so you get to make it your own. It feels like the sort of place that could really fit any style or story you bring to it. The only real way to know if it is the one for you is to see it in person. Reach out if you want to walk through or just chat about how the place feels at sunset. Here at LuxuryProperty.com we want your next home to actually fit your lifestyle not just look good in photos. Let us know any time.

Tri-Level Waterfront Villa For Sale At 440 S Hibiscus Dr

Some homes really have a calm way about them as soon as you step inside and I honestly got that feeling up on the twenty third floor of Oceana Bal Harbour. This is a proper corner apartment with real breathing space and if you take a breath right by those huge windows you can catch the salt in the air. Total privacy with ocean stretched out ahead and then you get that city view as well almost all around you because the living area is basically wrapped in glass. Walking around here you can just let your shoulders drop a bit. No neighbours staring in. All you see is water one way and Miami lights the other. I noticed even when it is busy outside it stays so peaceful up here and really bright too the sun just pours through every room. The flooring here is something you probably would not forget. Off white limestone that runs through all the open living spaces and you feel the quality under your feet even with your shoes on. With three bedrooms each with its own marble bath nobody is fighting over who gets the best en suite. The master feels quietly tucked away with its own views waking up here does not get old. Talking of space there is loads of proper storage. Have a look at the custom closet cabinetry in every bedroom. It is the sort of thing that makes life just plain easy when you are living here for real and not just visiting. The kitchen actually feels like you would enjoy cooking here instead of always eating out. There are smooth European cabinets all soft shutting and the open layout means you can chat with friends or keep an eye on the kids while prepping dinner. The views out the kitchen window go straight to the city skyline and a bit of the water too so you might find yourself daydreaming while pouring a coffee or planning something special for the evening. There is a proper utility room out of the way so laundry never creeps out into your main living space and a powder room for guests so they do not wander through your whole apartment when people come by for dinner. You step straight off your private elevator into your own foyer and honestly it feels more like a house than any apartment I have seen. At night the quiet hits different. There is the hum of Miami from a distance but up here it just feels safe and removed with the lights of the city flickering off the water. The motorized shades and linen drapes are thoughtful touches it is easy to close everything at the touch of a button when you just want an early night or some privacy. One thing I noticed was how not every resort style building really delivers on the lifestyle but Oceana does nail it. There are two pools so you are never crowded and always a lounger waiting. The spa is good for winding down on weekends and you have tennis if you want a hit in the morning before work. And when you do not feel like cooking there is an honest to goodness poolside restaurant downstairs with food way above what you expect for a residents place. Kids play on the beach in the afternoons and it is that long stretch of Florida sand nobody gets tired of. You get three dedicated parking spaces here too which means no stress when friends or family visit for the weekend. It is hard to describe but when you stand by those floor to ceiling glass walls looking one way at the Atlantic then back to the buzz of Miami you just get a sense of what it would mean to live here properly not only holiday every once in a while. It all feels just super easy. The only way to really know is to come and see. If you have questions just reach out or if you want to walk through it I am always happy to show you around. At LuxuryProperty dot com we want your next move in Florida to be as comfortable a transition as possible.

Corner Unit Apartment For Sale At 10201 Collins Ave 2301

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 make you stop for a second before you even get through the front door. Standing there at 24 Palm Ave, you&#039;re surrounded by that gentle hush you get on Palm Island. The water is close enough that you just smell salt in the air and the world feels miles from the busy rush of South Beach and downtown Miami, even though you could drive there in just a few minutes. This seven bedroom villa is really something to take in. The first thing people usually do is wander straight to the edge of the yard to see how the Miami skyline almost floats beyond Biscayne Bay. I did it too, just leaned on the rail for a while. Kind of hypnotic, if you ask me. Outside, you&#039;ll see what makes homes on Miami Beach&#039;s islands so special. The yard is a real escape. There&#039;s a big pool, sparkling on sunny days and honestly big enough for proper swimming, not just wading around. The spa sits nearby, so if you get a cooler night or just want to wind down, it is easy to slip in and stare up at palm fronds or the sky. The bay is right there in front, with one hundred feet or so of waterfront. And you get a serviced dock, which means boat lifts and even space for jet skis, so going out for a ride on the ocean does not need to be a big production. It feels more like heading out for groceries. There is a summer kitchen out here too and I picture friends gathering while someone&#039;s got the barbecue going. Kids tossing a ball or maybe music playing quietly from the house. You can almost taste a grilled snapper or smell something sweet in the air. You&#039;ll notice the property has space to spread out. Not just with those seven bedrooms but the way the home is actually arranged. The master suite has the whole upper floor of the main house to itself. I walked up and suddenly everything went quiet, just the sounds of water outside. Imagine sliding out onto a private terrace or taking the first cup of coffee there every morning. Downstairs, the living area is double height and really bright. If you look up, the big windows just let in every bit of Miami sun. The kitchen got a fresh update recently and anyone who likes to mess around with new recipes will be happy. You have Wolf and Subzero appliances, so you are not stuck with anything less than you&#039;d want in a real chef&#039;s space. It sits beside the living room, dining room and a wet bar, which is kind of nice for weekends with company. There&#039;s also an actual family room, not just a formal living area, so it feels lived in and easy to spend any kind of day in. You might not even notice the back stair if no one points it out. It tucks away quietly and heads up to the crows nest on the roof. I went up there and, honestly, you feel completely apart from everything. Look out one way and it is all city lights. Look another and you see boats tracing slow lines across the bay. Great spot for a sundown drink or just space to collect your thoughts away from the crowd. There is also a separate guest house which just makes those long family stays really simple. Four cars fit in the garage, which may not sound like a big deal but around here it is kind of handy. The estate is unfurnished right now, which I actually like because you can bring in your own style and it will not clash with someone else&#039;s taste. You get a real sense that life out here just flows at a more relaxed rhythm, with the main parts of Miami always close when you want them but easy to forget when you do not. Sometimes in the evenings, you see neighbors taking their boats out after work or just walking the pets while the sun sets behind the city skyline. You can read about this estate all day but really, the only way to know if it fits is to come and see for yourself. Open the doors, see the view, walk the property. If you have questions or if you just want to take a look, send a message or call any time. We want your next move in Florida to feel like the right one. Come find out if this is it.

Miami Skyline View 7 Bed Estate For Sale At 24  Palm Ave

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

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

It is funny how certain homes have that whisper about them even before you walk in the door. This building on East Drive in North Bay Village, right along the wide open stretch of Biscayne Bay, felt like that for me. You pull up and there is water on both sides, and suddenly all of Miami&#039;s buzz just fades for a second. Here is a full fifteen story waterfront condo building — and it does not try too hard to impress you, it just is what it is: open sky, soft breeze off the bay, the kind of sunlight that bounces along the water and hits the balcony rails. Sometimes you even smell the salt air before you get out of your car. Inside you will find fifteen big loft style apartments. Two levels in each, no weird sharp spaces. It is a really honest sort of architecture. Most of these condos have huge windows that pull in the Biscayne Bay views. I have spent afternoons just standing there, watching boats and birds heading south, seeing how the water changes color all day. Kitchens are the kind you actually want to cook in. Granite countertops feel cool to the touch, real marble on the floors and those modern stainless appliances that always seem to work the way you hope. There is a washer and dryer right there, never tucked away in some basement. Bathrooms are spacious too, with marble again, and the master suites sit up on the top floor of each unit. Walk in closets you can actually use, and the bathrooms — honestly, they just feel peaceful. Big soaking tubs if you are into that, separate showers for when you are not. What really ends up catching you is that it does not pretend to be something flashy, but the comfort is everywhere. Impact windows and solid doors give a nice sense of quiet even when the city is busy. The sunlight just spills into these rooms so you start to forget if you even want window treatments at all. You get two elevators, which might not sound like a big deal until a moving day comes around or you have groceries. There are car lifts too, so the parking garage uses space cleverly. There is even a bayfront pool that just looks out at the water, perfect for those end of day swims where you are just floating and watching the skyline change. The fitness center gets the light too, and the sauna gives you that Miami spa feel but it is right in your own building. Sometimes I have walked out onto the terrace here early morning and seen dolphins, if you believe it, and in the evenings the lights from the mainland just show how close you are to everything. Coffee shops, groceries, even parks— they never feel far. Officially you have a total of thirty two bedrooms across all the units — each one shaped to let you set up work or sleep or just look out over the bay and let your mind wander. The whole building is approved for short term rentals so flexibility is actually built into how this place works. That makes it really open, whether you are thinking about investment, a new home base for your family, or something else entirely. Unfurnished right now, so you are not stuck with someone else&#039;s taste. You bring the story. There is a quiet little community feeling here in North Bay Village too, which sometimes surprises newcomers. People walking dogs at sunrise, the hum of a fisherman&#039;s boat early, even a breeze that finds its way up every street. Miami is right there when you want it but you notice you are just enough apart from the rush. If you are curious, or if you have been looking for something different — not a usual Miami condo at all — it is worth a walk through. The feel of the place honestly does more than any words on a page. I always tell people to just see how you feel when you are here. If you have questions or want to come see everything in person just reach out whenever. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are always here to help make things feel as comfortable as possible.

Waterfront Condo Building For Sale At North Bay Island, 7939  East Dr   0

Some places just seem to have their own quiet heartbeat and this villa at 50 S Pointe Drive in Miami is one of those. I opened the door one morning and actually just stood there for a second listening to the soft hum of the city outside and the ocean way out past the windows. You do not really rush here. Somehow even the air is a little softer. There is this feeling that you can just exhale and sprawl out. What gets me every time is how the sunlight just pours in from the terrace. This particular unit has the only open air terrace in the building with full sun the whole day and honestly if you like feeling that warmth on your skin or reading in a spot that almost feels like a garden up in the sky you will probably end up spending so much time right out there. You get a proper view of the ocean and some days the horizon is so clear it almost makes you forget your phone inside. Some mornings I see people just sitting out with their coffee and a book and when the sea breeze comes in a little stronger you can hear the sound of the waves even this high up. Now about the inside it is definitely not your ordinary Miami villa. It does not shout but there is this steady confidence to everything. You see it when you notice the French roasted oak flooring which has this subtle beauty to it not really flashy but you can feel the quality under your feet. The whole colour palette in here is gentle calm not bland but like that feeling after a fresh rain. But then you have these tiny surprises like art pieces that just pop out or the way the lighting by Porsche is set up. Sometimes at night when only the accent lights are on it feels almost like a private gallery. And I have to say the millwork is on another level. Doors and shelves that just disappear into the wall until you need them. The kitchen here is something you might actually want to cook in not just heat something up. Thoughtful details everywhere it is a Boffi kitchen which if you know design you know it is solid and all the appliances are Gaggenau so you genuinely want to try out that recipe you saved or maybe throw a small dinner for friends at the big island where everyone always seems to end up chatting. Even if you are not into cooking you will notice how open and uncluttered it feels. In the main bathroom those big Bardigilo marble slabs make everything cool and solid. There is this hotel vibe but warmer and more personal. I laughed when I saw the TV built right into the mirror because yes there is no reason to miss your morning news or that game highlight. Every detail seems sorted out before you even think about it. The lights fade exactly right even the blinds work with the touch of a finger and if you like sound the whole place is wired up with this Savant system that plays your favourite music whether you are in the shower or making lunch or out on the terrace in the sun. The building has a nice energy. Downstairs you sometimes see people chatting over coffee or coming back from a swim. Kids on bikes show up around evening and the neighbourhood always feels lively but never rushed. Plus shops and cafes are just around the block which makes popping out for essentials easy. The best thing is really how much you can do without ever needing to get in your car if you do not feel like it. Beach walks are right there and some days I see people heading out with surfboards or just for a run along the ocean. At the end of the day this villa is not just about luxury or having everything look perfect. It is about that easy living feeling that Miami is so good at. I think you will get what I mean when you step inside and just let yourself stand there for a moment. If you have questions or if you feel like a walk through just reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next move to feel comfortable and maybe even a bit exciting. The only way to know if this villa feels right is to come see it for yourself.

Furnished Luxury Villa For Sale At 50 S Pointe Drive 3502

Honestly I think the first thing you end up doing here is slowing your pace a little. Maybe it is something about the air moving in from Biscayne Bay or just how wide everything feels. This seven bedroom villa at 350 Harbor Dr. in Key Biscayne is one of those homes that has a way of making you step inside and just breathe out. I remember the Miami skyline kind of shimmering in the background which, if you are coming back at sunset, ends up looking almost unreal from that backyard terrace. It is such a big plot too actually over twenty three thousand square feet so you do not feel pressed up against the neighbors. There is actual quiet even with the city fairly close by. You have well over eight thousand square feet to move around inside which means there are all these places to just stop for a bit or maybe find a little corner for yourself. The ceilings are tall pretty much everywhere and those windows—floor to ceiling in so many spots—make the place feel like it is opening towards the bay. I stayed for a while on the main terrace looking at the pool and you could hear little splashes and the birds somewhere off to the side. Sometimes it just feels easy. Someone who actually loves cooking would enjoy the outdoor BBQ and kitchen setup out back. You can see the pool from there but you do not get all the noise if you just want to be out making coffee in the morning or grilling when friends come by. One thing people mention is the master suite being right there on the first floor. It is private but not cut off you know and there is an office or library space built in so if you need to work or take a call you don&#039;t need to walk through the main living areas. Upstairs there are four bedrooms and every one of them has its own bathroom plus terraces if you want to step out and get air. Sometimes at night when you walk out onto the second floor terrace you can see the boats out in the bay and the city lights off on the horizon. That view is the kind of thing you never really get bored of. Honestly families seem to love the double staircases a little detail but it makes moving from the second level down to the yard or over to the kitchen just a bit easier. Even if you have kids running around or guests coming and going. Two more bedrooms are set up for staff or extra guests whatever you need really and all these spaces are finished to a high standard without feeling too fancy to relax in. A gated entrance makes it feel even more private. You pull in off Harbor Drive and park in a real enclosed garage. Not always common around here but very helpful when summer rain shows up. The backyard sort of wraps around the pool and there is a covered area where you can all sit out when it&#039;s midday and just too warm to be in full sun. The dock out front is not just for show either. It holds a proper boat lift good for heavier vessels and you almost always see at least one neighbor heading out to fish or just spend some time on the water. Just regular life in this part of Miami. Key Biscayne itself has a neighborhood feeling in the best ways. Coffee shops are never far. Sometimes you see kids biking along Harbor Drive in the evening or the golf carts heading down to the beach. You walk to local shops or ride over to dinner and the city feels close when you want it but far enough when you do not. It is kind of impossible to get the feeling of a villa like this until you are here for real walking through maybe stopping by the window to watch the sun hit the bay. If you want to see what it&#039;s like or just have questions let me know whenever. At LuxuryProperty.com we are here to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible and the rest just sort of falls into place.

Miami Skyline View 7 Bed Home At 350 Harbor Dr

Some homes make you slow down the second you walk in. This spot on 9420 W Broadview Dr in Miami feels like that. Right away, you see the water and sunlight is everywhere and the place just opens up in a way that makes you want to take your time. The living area is almost all glass so you get bay views all day and sometimes even the way the trees move across the water can surprise you. You might just find yourself standing there without a plan for a few minutes. It is hard to say what I noticed first because everything kind of flows together. It has seven bedrooms so there is plenty of space but it does not feel too big or cold. It just feels easy. I walked through and you can actually picture family or friends hanging out together in the main space with those doors that slide all the way back so suddenly the inside and outside just become one. There is a big covered patio that actually gets a breeze and with the summer kitchen out there you can grill for real. If you have people over they are not all crammed inside just wandering. The kitchen is serious for anyone who likes to actually cook. I sometimes see big kitchens but they just look pretty instead of useful. Here you get Subzero and Wolf appliances and more storage than you probably need and it still feels comfortable. I really liked the big counters and there&#039;s space to spread out so you are not bumping into anyone. Even little touches like the lighting stand out. The Lutron control system makes it pretty simple to set the right mood. If you prefer to put your own spin on the place the furniture is not included so you get to pick what feels like home. If wine is your thing there is something kind of special about an automated temperature controlled wine cellar tucked away. It can hold over five hundred bottles. I found myself thinking about a dinner party with everyone gathered around and just enjoying each other. Over at the master suite you have a private balcony and to be honest you just want to sit a little longer just to watch the sunset hit the bay. The bathroom is all marble but it does not feel cold or over the top. There is even a detail with baccarat torches that is hard not to appreciate. It is the kind of master bedroom that feels like you can actually relax in for more than just sleeping. The house was designed by Choeff Levy and you can tell everything was considered. Nothing feels forced. It was built in 2017 so you get that new but lived in feeling. The interiors got the treatment from Roberto Migotto who knows how to make a place both grand and inviting at the same time. You get modern touches without losing that sense of Miami ease. The community itself in Bay Harbor Islands is one of those places where things are calmer. People actually know their neighbors. Sometimes you see kids biking or families walking by the water in the evenings. Indian Creek Golf Course is right out across the bay so if you love golf or just a good view you&#039;re set. There is also this genuine feeling of privacy even though everything you need is never far and you do not have to go into the thick of the city just to get something good to eat or find a coffee shop. Honestly this home just has an energy that is tough to put into words. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it yourself. If you want to talk through anything or just want a walk through with someone who knows the area pretty well just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we do our best to make your next move feel a little more comfortable.

7 Bed Waterfront Home At 9420 W BROADVIEW DR, Miami

Some homes just let you slow down without even trying. That is the feeling you get the minute you step inside this seven bedroom villa at 6 Squabble Lane in the Hamptons. There is something about the whole space that sort of washes over you before you even notice how close you are to the ocean or start counting the windows or the rooms. The light pours in everywhere because of those floor to ceiling windows and the skylights in the grey sloping roof. You can see the beach peeking out between the trees and honestly it feels like someplace you would want to wake up in every single day. The first thing that really jumps out is the white. Inside and out. The whole place stands bright and sharp against all the neat Hamptons greenery kind of like one of those places you see in movies but actually warmer once you are in it. The columns sweep up over two floors making you look up and just take a breath. Kids sometimes bike past here in the evenings. The living room has a kind of hush to it even with the electric fireplace flickering. There is this big staircase sort of wrapping up towards the top floor and the whole atrium catches the day&#039;s light just right. When you stand by the windows you spot the backyard pool and beyond that just lots of green rolling down towards Wickapogue Pond. Move a little further and you get to the kitchen. It is honestly the kind of kitchen you cook in for real not just something that looks fancy. White cabinets everywhere and all the counters are wide with space to actually do things. The ovens are the kind you see on cookery shows and sometimes you can imagine a breakfast here with sunlight bouncing off the table. Even the island has space for people to just stand and chat without bumping elbows. Upstairs is quieter still. All seven bedrooms keep this gentle sense of calm that just feels expensive without being try hard. The master suite is frankly the one you will probably never want to leave. It has a private sitting room where you can just take your morning coffee and a balcony that looks over toward the Atlantic and the pond at the same time. You catch some of the best sunsets here without ever stepping outside. There is a stone fireplace in here too which just makes it even cozier on colder days. A lot of the bedrooms open onto terraces. You might find yourself sitting out at night listening to the wind, or taking dinner out there when you have friends visiting in the summer. You will also come across this really comfortable family room upstairs. Good spot for a movie night or just winding down after a busy afternoon. There is a cinema space inside too. Honestly the screen is massive and the sound makes it feel like a proper theatre. Especially good for rainy days when the pool outside is not an option. Speaking of which the pool deck is just about perfect for Long Island summers. Heated water, the kind of loungers you actually want to snooze in, and plenty of spots for everyone to find their own corner. The entire property is set over about two point four acres so there is room for kids to play or for you to walk right out to the pond and just dip your toes. Some mornings you hear birds at the water and it feels pretty far removed from any city noise. Getting to the beach is probably the best perk because it is for residents only and so it stays nice and peaceful even during the busiest months. The main road connects straight to the beachfront so you never feel cut off from all the classic Hamptons things. Good coffee and pastries in town are never far and neighbours wave as they go by. It has been almost two decades since this house was last on the market which tells you something about how people who live here feel about this place. The only way to see if it feels right is just to come take a look. Call or message me any time if you feel like asking questions or just want a walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com we like to keep things relaxed and easy so you can settle in and actually enjoy the search for your next home.

Gorgeous Contemporary Home with Beach Access in 6 Squabble Lane, Southampton

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

Furnished Six-Bedroom Waterfront Villa in Sunny Isles Beach

Some homes just slow you down the moment you step inside. This five bedroom villa in the Harbour Ridge community at Newport Beach does exactly that. There is this sense of old world coastal charm right from the driveway, honestly, with the white brick and the gable roofs looking back at you. I can easily picture a lazy Sunday morning just sitting out front listening to life wake up around the neighbourhood. People always talk about curb appeal but here, you feel it in a way that is more real. The kind of coastal California charm you do not find everywhere around Los Angeles. So I walked up the paved pathway and the double front doors swung open to this bright foyer. The treeline oak flooring feels good on your feet, real wood, not the plastic kind you see sometimes. You will notice how a big Murano crystal chandelier catches the morning light. It does not feel flashy, more like a piece of art, casting gentle shapes on the white paneled walls. The little bits of oak detailing all around add to this feeling of warmth. It is one of those places where everything just sort of blends naturally. Nothing tries too hard. Then you walk through this wide wooden archway, and you end up in the formal living room. The ceiling rises up with exposed beams and it actually makes you want to look around for a while. There is a real working fireplace right at the center. The beige stone surround is simple but inviting and when you sit there, you actually want to light a fire on a cool evening. Honestly, the view out the window is soft and relaxing. The piano sits just in the right spot. Even if you do not play music, you get the sense that this is a home where laughter and conversations would carry. Moving ahead through another arch, the dining room surprises you with its classic coffered ceiling. Eight seat table fits perfectly and still gives space to move around and not bump chairs. There is this modern candle chandelier overhead which gives a glow you will want during those longer dinners. Keep moving and you will land in the great room that has more of a lived in vibe. The kitchen is honestly something special, sea blue marble on the island feels cool under hand and you just want to chop something fresh. White cabinets everywhere, serious appliances built for proper cooking. You do not get the feeling that everything is just for show. It is somewhere you would actually prep a real meal, maybe even invite friends over for a bit of a cook off. French doors line the walls letting in all the light and the whole space feels open, never boxed in. Outside you get these panoramic ocean views from the massive deck, and on a clear day, you can see right across to the busy city stretching out in the distance. Sometimes you even forget to pick up your phone for a while, just standing there. The primary suite sits right on the main level, finished in calm neutral tones that make you want to take your shoes off and breathe out. There is your own private terrace with an outdoor spa. It feels like the kind of spot you would use all year round. The bathroom is big and bright with two vanities so no one has to wait. Walk in shower, soaking tub, and a closet that could easily hold everything you own and more. Upstairs there are four more bedrooms, each with their own personality. A couple have really special views that actually stop you for a second. There is a bonus room and even a laundry space right there so you do not have to haul things up and down stairs. One bedroom has its own private staircase outside which is perfect if family or guests come to visit. Downstairs, the family area brings everyone together. Full bar, classic snooker table, a proper wine cellar, and walls that play with textures and colors. The French doors here open out to a backyard pretty much made for California living. The pool is the real deal, with plenty of space for loungers or to host everyone for brunch. You might catch birds singing in the mornings and most evenings you see kids biking past and waving. If you are looking for a villa in Los Angeles that brings real charm and plenty of room, within the secure Harbour Ridge community, this place fits the bill. At the end of the day, the only way to feel if it is right is to see it for yourself. If you want to walk through or just have a question, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next move to feel as relaxed as possible.

Marvelous Residence In The Gated Harbour Ridge Community At Newport Beach, Los Angeles

Some spaces really do take you by surprise. Walking into this duplex sky home at Porsche Design Tower in Miami, I just paused before I even got to the glass. There&#039;s something about how the light comes through here. Maybe it&#039;s the way you get that stretch of ocean ahead and then the city and the boats off to one side. It actually made me stop and lean against the frame for a minute just to take it all in. This is the last duplex penthouse left with this view and honestly it just feels like a good place to be. You feel high up but you do not feel too far away from everything going on down below. So let me just talk about the real living here. You get two stories with enough room that nothing is squeezed together. Four bedrooms but the way it&#039;s done, you could have family here, guests staying over, or honestly just spread out and use some space as a little quiet zone for yourself. Both master bedrooms are huge with those big windows you can just stand in front of in the morning and wake up slow. And you know how some kitchens feel like a showpiece but not very real. This one is sharp and modern but also just feels like you might actually chop vegetables here and remember where you left your olive oil. You get that smooth designer finish and then earthy marble floors that feel cool under your feet all day. The developer went with Emperador Spanish marble and when you see it in person it just works with everything else. One of my favorite things is the elevator. I know it sounds a bit flashy, and you might think it&#039;s for show, but after you live up here for a bit you realize it just makes everything easier. Want to bring in groceries or just tired after a long day. No fuss at all. There&#039;s a garage for four cars which is kind of a rare thing in these buildings. Means you never have to wonder if someone will have to park out of sight or scramble to find a spot. If you like to drive or have guests who bring their own cars, it&#039;s perfect. And then the views. Out to the Atlantic and the intracoastal – I noticed the water changes color through the day. Sometimes it&#039;s bright blue, then it goes deep and silvery when the sun drops into the horizon. Even standing on the balcony during sunset, you feel that hush fall over the city. Honestly, there&#039;s nothing really like an evening breeze coming right off the ocean while you lean on the rail and watch the last boats head in. But there&#039;s more you&#039;ll discover after a few mornings here. Like—there&#039;s a private pool inside your own space. Sometimes you just wake up, head downstairs, and get in for a quick swim without ever seeing another soul. There are actually two balconies, so everyone gets a bit of their own sky. And the building itself is designed to make everything feel easy. The yoga center is quiet, full of that kind of sunlight that just makes you want to stretch a bit longer. The gym is not your average stuffy room—it&#039;s bright, spacious, and has simulator tech if you like to keep things interesting. I heard you can even try virtual racing here. The movie theater is a great touch for those evenings you just want popcorn and a film instead of going out. Plus the restaurant on site means you will have a spot for dinner or late coffee with friends, no planning ahead required. Life outside is just as comfortable. Walk downstairs and the private beach is right there. Sometimes you see people doing yoga as the sun sets. Sometimes you just find yourself sitting with your coffee and not thinking about your phone. The neighborhood feels safe and calm even though you are right in Miami. People here nod hello at the elevator. Kids ride bikes in the early evening. The coffee shop is always close when you need your fix. I think the only way to know if this place fits is to come stand inside and see those views for yourself. If you want to walk through or just talk things out, I am here for any questions you might have—nothing rushed. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we want this to feel like a comfortable move for you. So just reach out any time.

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