Sun-drenched beaches, world-class restaurants, and an exciting nightlife scene are what Miami is famous for, but the Magic City is also home to stunning vacation properties that feature every single luxury amenity you could think of.
Case in point? Fisher Island, a.k.a. America’s wealthiest zip code, has a new crown jewel penthouse that currently holds the title of the most expensive penthouse on Miami Beach. And it’s for sale — for a cool $48 million.
Courtesy of Palazzo Della Luna
The property is located at the top of the 10-story Mediterranean-style Palazzo Della Luna condominium that boasts postcard-worthy views of the ocean and Miami’s skyline. The duplex penthouse spans a whopping 10,000 square feet plus another 9,000 square feet in outdoor spaces — including a private pool.
Kris Tamburello/Courtesy of Palazzo Della Luna
Natural European oak floors, 15-foot ceilings, private elevator entry, a Boffi kitchen with Miele and SubZero appliances, Margraf statuary book-matched marble, and Lualdi doors are just some of the move-in ready property’s noteworthy interior features.
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Kris Tamburello/Courtesy of Palazzo Della Luna
And when you’re not soaking up the sun on your Enzo Enea-designed private rooftop deck, you can take advantage of the building’s amenities. They include a residents-only restaurant that changes its menu once a week, private treatment rooms, a beauty salon, a staffed catering kitchen, a library, tennis courts, several pools, a movie theater, and a children’s club, to name just a few. And if you love sailing, then you can dock your boat at Fisher Island’s marina, which was constructed with mega-yachts in mind.
The 216-acre island has long been considered an ultra-exclusive oasis that celebs such as Oprah Winfrey call home. It is located within minutes of South Beach and downtown Miami.
Kris Tamburello/Courtesy of Palazzo Della Luna
“Billionaires may come to Florida for its year-round warm weather and tax benefits, but they flock to Fisher Island for its unmatched privacy, safety, and exclusivity,” said Dora Puig, director of sales and marketing at Palazzo Della Luna, in a statement released to Travel+Leisure. “It’s the place to be for individuals with a net worth of 10 digits and above.”
Sun-drenched beaches, world-class restaurants, and an exciting nightlife scene are what Miami is famous for, but the Magic City is also home to stunning vacation properties that feature every single luxury amenity you could think of.
Case in point? Fisher Island, a.k.a. America’s wealthiest zip code, has a new crown jewel penthouse that currently holds the title of the most expensive penthouse on Miami Beach. And it’s for sale — for a cool $48 million.
The property is located at the top of the 10-story Mediterranean-style Palazzo Della Luna condominium that boasts postcard-worthy views of the ocean and Miami’s skyline. The duplex penthouse spans a whopping 10,000 square feet plus another 9,000 square feet in outdoor spaces — including a private pool.
Natural European oak floors, 15-foot ceilings, private elevator entry, a Boffi kitchen with Miele and SubZero appliances, Margraf statuary book-matched marble, and Lualdi doors are just some of the move-in ready property’s noteworthy interior features.
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And when you’re not soaking up the sun on your Enzo Enea-designed private rooftop deck, you can take advantage of the building’s amenities. They include a residents-only restaurant that changes its menu once a week, private treatment rooms, a beauty salon, a staffed catering kitchen, a library, tennis courts, several pools, a movie theater, and a children’s club, to name just a few. And if you love sailing, then you can dock your boat at Fisher Island’s marina, which was constructed with mega-yachts in mind.
The 216-acre island has long been considered an ultra-exclusive oasis that celebs such as Oprah Winfrey call home. It is located within minutes of South Beach and downtown Miami.
“Billionaires may come to Florida for its year-round warm weather and tax benefits, but they flock to Fisher Island for its unmatched privacy, safety, and exclusivity,” said Dora Puig, director of sales and marketing at Palazzo Della Luna, in a statement released to Travel+Leisure. “It’s the place to be for individuals with a net worth of 10 digits and above.”
