Multiplan Real Estate Asset Management, developer of 57 Ocean, the ultra-high-end, 18-story boutique condominium on Miami Beach’s Millionaire’s Row, has revealed the project’s new $35 million full-floor penthouse. Directly fronting the Atlantic Ocean with 360-degree views of the azure horizon and vibrant cityscape, the sprawling retreat is the pièce de résistance of high-end real estate in the internationally renowned enclave.

The residence is designed by Sofia Joelsson of Sofia Joelsson Design and spans 7,500 SF of indoor space and an additional 7,000+ SF of outdoor terraces. The amenity-rich home features five bedrooms, one den, six full baths, and one powder room. No detail has been overlooked in the architectural masterpiece, which additionally boasts a myriad of airy, sunlit living areas, each beautifully designed to maximize a seamless connection to the outdoors.

“This $35 million penthouse is truly the jewel in the crown of Millionaire’s Row,” said Marcelo Kingston, Managing Partner of Multiplan Real Estate Asset Management. “There is nothing like it on the market in the area, and we are thrilled to be showcasing it to the world for the first time.  The home’s connection to the ocean is unparalleled -- as is its private, resort-like feel in the epicenter of this tranquil, family-friendly neighborhood.”

Inside the penthouse, the master living room will boast an expansive entertaining room with a gourmet chef’s kitchen and a sculptural wine cellar facing the ocean. There will also be a behind-the-scenes preparation
kitchen for special culinary events, while a lounge area will connect the interiors with outdoor spaces. The master bedroom will be outfitted with his and her closets and a unique bath with a shower and floating tub overlooking the ocean. Just beyond the master suite will be a special spa area, encompassing plunge pools, a massage area shaded by a trellis, and an outdoor sauna for relaxation and extended therapies  Ideal for fitness buffs, the home will have a private gym, as well as a skylight turf with a green area that’s perfect for putting practice. Entertaining in the penthouse is a dream thanks to a uniquely designed club room, complete with a pool table, antique bar, and a plush home theater. Additional standout features in the residence will include a private oceanfront office, a fully-equipped summer kitchen, an art gallery wall, and a one-of-a-kind pool that juts out over the building, blurring into the ocean beyond.

57 Ocean is already one of the most anticipated projects to enter the global prime property market, hailed for its designs by Arquitectonica and interior architect Patricia Anastassiadis, as well as its ocean-inspired holistic wellness amenities. Just last month, Penthouse II at 57 Ocean sold to a New York buyer for $10.9 million, with the building having been singled-out for its proximity to the water and its bevy of Blue Wellness-inspired offerings.

57 Ocean is the brainchild of Dr. José Isaac Peres, Multiplan Real Estate Asset Management’s founder and one of the most globally acclaimed developers. The condominium will offer two to four-bedroom residences, starting at $1.5 million with sizes ranging from 1,200 SF to 3,600+ SF, as well as 10 flow-through Sky Residences, starting at $6.95 million. The well-appointed homes will feature expansive terraces, each stretching 12 feet deep, as well as contemporary Italian kitchens and baths by Poliform. Five-star amenities will include a holistic spa by One Ocean Beauty and products from its marine-based skincare line, a wellness pavilion with a thermal suite and a relaxation and meditation area, along with poolside treatment cabanas, a state-of-the-art fitness center with top-of-the-line MyIsle training equipment by MyEquilibria, and an indoor Technogym fitness center.There will also be a children’s activity room, 24-hour concierge services, pool and beachfront concessions and attendants, direct access to the adjacent Miami Beach Walk, and
more. Sales are being overseen by Fortune Development Sales and the building is on track for delivery in 2021.

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