A private Miami Beach estate located on Palm Island and designed by award-winning architects Choeff Levy Fischman, the most opulent 9,600 sq. ft. residence will leave you in awe the moment you step onto its lavish motor court.
Listed for $23,500,000, this estate boasts a colossal cascading water feature and British-made automobile rotating turntable, while the private driveway includes an outdoor stairway and a three-car garage with lift capacity concealed by rich Timura wood. The home’s exterior façade sits on a 18,000 sq. ft. lot and also features gray limestone to create a warm aesthetic.
The two-story 6-bedroom 7.5 bath estate, designed in the architect’s famed tropical modern architectural style, provides large living spaces in an open-concept format. It includes floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that open up to the rear deck, blending the indoors with the outdoors.
The residence’s first floor features a seamless transition from room to room. A custom Italian-made wall panel conceals a built-in television and grand wood louvers that subtly denote the living room entrance. A floor-to-ceiling gas fireplace with bespoke brass paneling and LED light allows for privacy between the dining room and the central $500,000 gourmet kitchen by Fendi with chocolate lacquer floor-to-ceiling cabinetry and champagne leather paneling.
There’s also a maid’s quarter, theater, and hidden catering kitchen. A focal point of the home’s interior is a stunning 460 square foot open-air atrium with floating steps that take you across a shallow pool of water. Additional soul-soothing reflecting ponds and cascading water features are spread throughout the property on all four sides of the residence to emphasize its waterfront location.
The home’s second level also includes an atrium-facing pajama lounge where the family can relax in a private setting away from the traffic of the ground level. Outside, the home’s infinity-edge pool is accentuated by a sleek three-sided Lautner knife-edge deck creating a visually seamless plane of water without any distinction of a pool wall. The fourth side creates the illusion that the edge vanishes into the bay.
Adjacent to the pool, the architects incorporated a sunken living room element with custom seating that surrounds a fire pit on three sides. The home’s outdoor deck incorporates a shaded cabana with separate bath, dining, bar, and kitchen with a spiral staircase that leads up to a rooftop lounge ideal for sunbathing. The listing agent for this property is Dina Goldentayer of Douglas Elliman Real Estate.