One of Miami Beach’s most expensive properties for sale currently rents for $350,000 a month. Know the details.
The specialized site Mansion Global reviews the wonderful condition of the property, which has seven bedrooms, a dock, a pool and spa, a bar, a gym, and a home theater.
The agent David Salomón, of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty, told the aforementioned website that “the seven-bedroom house is ready” to release.
“It was designed and built to measure for a user who was very involved in the planning process and all the works. He hasn’t really used it as much as he thought,” he noted.
For this reason, recently, it has been rented for 350 thousand dollars a month. “It is a spectacular property. What everyone talks about the most is the views,” Solomon acknowledges.
“As soon as you open the front door, you have a direct view of downtown, through the living room and out over the pool,” he said. “It faces west, so you have daily sunsets – a gorgeous orange that lights up the whole sky,” she described.
As he clarified, the furniture was custom built for the house, and it will be sold fully furnished.
ONE OF THE MOST EXPENSIVE HOUSES IN MIAMI
According to the site’s description, to the left of the front door is a curved floating staircase that leads to the upper floor, with a saltwater fish tank below. The media room is to the right, and there is also an en-suite bedroom to the left.
The rest of the main floor is “one big open space,” with a bar area, dining room, living room and a sleek kitchen, Solomon added.
He also said that the second floor houses five other bedrooms, including the master suite and its large wrap-around balcony. Three of the bedrooms have direct views of the center and all have a balcony.
Overall, he reported that the 7,767-square-foot property has seven bedrooms, seven full baths, and two partial baths.
Facilities include a four-car garage with elevator, a bar, an indoor water feature, a home theater, a gym, a rooftop terrace, balconies, a heated pool and spa, a covered summer kitchen, a dock and 70 feet from the shoreline.
