Biscayne Beach

Biscayne Beach is a 399 luxury residences ranging from one-to-four-bedroom layouts with den options as well as exclusive penthouses with private rooftop garden terraces. All units will include floor-to-ceiling glass windows, oversized balconies (8 ft), 10 foot ceiling heights, and sweeping views of Biscayne Bay and the city skyline. Most units will boast a water view, including the first floor residences. Once the Biscayne Beach condominium finishes construction, it’ll be home to Hampton hotspot Tutto Il Giorno. Maurizio Marfoglia will helm the kitchen at the Thom Filicia-designed eatery, the first one to open outside of New York.

The beach is coming to the city. Biscayne Beach is a 51 story luxury condominium tower being developed by a joint venture between Eastview Development and GTIS Partners in Miami’s East Edgewater neighborhood, Upon completion in 2016, the luxury waterfront high-rise will “bring the beach to the city” boasting Miami’s first man-made beach club fronting Biscayne Bay, complete with white sand, swimming platforms and water sports.

BISCAYNE BEACH – RESIDENCE FEATURES

Floor plans ranging from 885 to 3789 SF
One to four bedroom layouts with den options
6 floors of penthouse residences featuring large terraces and outdoor summer kitchens
Exclusive upper penthouse residences feature private rooftop garden terraces and vaulted ceilings
4 Owner Guest Suites available for rent
All residences feature both sweeping beach, Bay and city views
Floor-to-ceiling impact glass windows and doors with oversized balconies

Situated in the heart of the City’s urban core, Biscayne Beach is located at 701 NE 29th St along Biscayne Bay in the fast-growing neighborhood of East Edgewater – east of Biscayne Boulevard between the Venetian and Julia Tuttle Causeways – adjacent to the popular Design District, Wynwood Arts District, Midtown and Downtown Miami neighborhoods, which have emerged as some of Miami’s top destinations for shopping, dining, and arts and culture.
Not mentioning the ongoing upgrades being done to the New Miami Design District, a $320 million dollars investment by the developer Craig Robins. The Miami Design District will host the most luxurious brands on the planet, becoming the new destination for luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Cartier, Tom Ford, Emilio Pucci, Berluti, Fendi just to name a few. Plan to completion on 2015.