Miami has been the go-to location for luxury ocean-side living for generations, and this stylish, modern home epitomises high-end Florida living. First, there's the location: an enviable spot with 100 feet of Biscayne Bay access, right across from the famous Billionaire Bunker – home of Miami’s extraordinarily rich and high-profile residents.
But the appeal of this modern home doesn't stop at the tranquil ocean views. The Miami Shores house offers a contemporary take on Florida living that is eclectic rather than minimalist. The airy, open-plan layout is furnished with bold prints and one-of-a-kind wall art pieces.
Iconic pieces (we've spotted mid century modern furniture like an Eames lounge chair in the bedroom) are styled with patterned textiles to create an urban yet relaxed effect.
The black-framed windows and doors create bold, graphic accents throughout the house, giving it an almost European feel. Carefully chosen lighting amplifies the Mid-century look, creating a space that's both cozy and perfect for socialising.
The amenities include a sauna, gym, infinity saltwater waterfront pool, bocce court, an electric car charger, state of the art security system, touch-less home delivery set up and a playroom for children.
Outdoors, the brand-new dock/lift offers a 30,000-pound capacity perfect for a boat to yacht off and explore Miami’s blue waters and coast on by Billionaire Bunker to catch a glimpse of the rich and famous – you might even get to see Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen.
1300 NE 94 Street, Miami Shores is listed for $5.69 million by Florian Jouin with ONE Sotheby’s International Realty.
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