Partnered with the Miami-based Dezer Development and Sieger Suarez Architects, Bentley Residences marks a multifaceted effort from some of the field's leading professionals. Though the project includes a diverse range of talents, the end result will entail a cohesive and comprehensive representation of the Bentley Motors' mission statement — to provide innovative craftsmanship that stands as the best in its class. 

Speaking on the project, Bentley Product and Lifestyle Design Manager Chris Cooke said, “We have applied the same attention to detail that goes into our cars into this very building. Each space is different, but with distinctive Bentley design cues styled harmoniously throughout.”For residents, the harmonious elements of the tower will be reflected in its seamless integration of outside-inside living, as well as accommodations that allow for both private and social atmospheres. Each residence will feature an impressive balcony just beyond the interior floor-to-ceiling glass wall, an area elevated by a personal swimming pool and some of the best ocean views Miami has to offer. 

Inside the residences, the spacious, open living area will feature a gourmet kitchen and hand-crafted Italian furniture that will mimic the finishes and unmatched comfort of Bentley Motors’ vehicles. The tower’s communal areas will be constructed with the same deft hand — a cinema, whiskey bar, cigar lounge, and a private restaurant are just a few of the amenities that will make every day at Bentley Residences feel like a vacation. With a newly opened sales gallery offering insight into the soon-to-come Bentley Residences, prospective buyers will have the chance to witness the spirit of the project — a combination of masterful design and a thoughtful selection of materials in every square inch of the tower. Bentley Motors has made a point to ensure that as much of the tower as possible will be constructed from locally sourced materials, a decision rooted in quality and sustainability. The tower will largely feature natural materials including wood, leather, and glass, this particular combination embodying the key elements found in every Bentley Motors vehicle. 

“I think it’s the approach to every element within the Bentley Residences which gives that feeling of harmonious and inspiring design. This runs throughout everything from the materials, to the colors, and the richness of all the execution is synonymous with what you would find in our cars,” said Brett Boydell. 

For more information on Bentley Residences and its accompanying sales gallery, visit the project’s website here.

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This prime Upper West Side residence located at 15 West 61st Street is an embodiment of the surrounding style, sophistication, and opportunities that is Manhattan.

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Pembrooke & Ives designed 20,000 square feet of amenities for the 172 condominiums, where residents have access to some really creative and gorgeous amenities, including a screening and performance room, inspired by nearby Lincoln Center —there are even soundproofed practice rooms adjacent.

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Wellness amenities include a sunny yoga room and a golf simulator, as well as a full fitness center.

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This two-story children’s playroom has slides that every kid will love.

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There are also multiple lounge areas, such as a Great Room reception area and a lounge with a custom gas fireplace and a dining room with an adjacent catering kitchen, as well as wine storage, and a game room overlooking Central Park.

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Standing more than 1,000 feet in the air is a glass and limestone tower, dubbed 35 Hudson Yards, which has become the tallest residential building in the Hudson Yards neighborhood. Featuring architecture by David Child’s and Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill; interiors by designer Tony Ingrao; and an array of elevated in-building lifestyle services provided by the world’s first Equinox Hotel, this luxury building is the beginning of a new way to vertical living.

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Starting from the 53^rd floor, there are 143 two to six-bedroom condominiums, each with their own panoramic views of the Hudson River, Manhattan skyline and Hudson Yards Public Square and Gardens, as well as the centerpiece; Vessel. Designed on a grand scale homes range in size from 1,500 square feet to 10,000 square feet. Residents and guests are greeted by gracious entry foyers and galleries built to accommodate substantial works of art, as well as rooms with ceilings that soar to nearly eleven feet high. Living areas have large expanses of glass, offset by mullion detailing. Master suites are lavish with walk-in closets, and each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. Master bathrooms feature hand selected slabs of polished Iceberg Quartzite, freestanding bathtubs and some are with oversized windows with views of the Hudson River. Kitchens feature Gaggenau appliances and opal white marble counters that add a fresh, luxurious element. Smoked oak flooring contrasts with the high gloss stained and lacquered Eucalyptus wood with American Black Walnut core cabinetry, while tall walnut doors open to adjacent breakfast, dining and family rooms.

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As far as amenities go, 35 Hudson Yards has just about them all. Residents will receive a comprehensive fitness experience by Equinox and SoulCycle, which includes membership to the Equinox Club, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a large sundeck with an outdoor cabana and lounge area, as well as access to the hotel’s 24^th floor Sky Lobby. Residents will also have access to exclusive in-home services by the world’s very first Equinox Hotel and a dedicated Director of Residences who will liaise with the hotel to handle in-residence dining, valet, laundry services, private car and ground transportation, and bookings.

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The residences at 35 Hudson Yards will be priced from $5 million with Related Sales and Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group agents handling exclusive sales and marketing.

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Faena Miami Beach

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Home to Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's new penthouse sky oasis in the Magic City, Residences at Faena Miami Beach offers an array of amenities including wellness amenities geared toward the beauty and fitness aficionado. The luxury residence tower hosts exclusive yoga and meditation workshops that allow each resident to unwind and relax. The residence also features a state-of-the-art gym, sauna and steam room, massage beds and more.

Mansions at Acqualina

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Situated in the exclusive Sunny Isles Beach, Mansions at Acqualina features sprawling, state-of-the-art wellness and health amenities including, a fitness center with top-of-the-line equipment where residents can arrange for private training, a Hammam spa enhancing the overall Acqualina lifestyle and more.

Amrit Ocean Resort & Residences

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Amrit Ocean Resort & Residences merges the convenience and luxury of an at-home spa with the centuries-old healing properties of halotherapy by offering residents a salt inhalation therapy chamber as part of their AAYUSH wellness amenity program. The wellness retreat also offers over 100,00 square feet of innovative, bespoke experiences including workout classes and more.

Paraiso Bay

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Paraiso Bay features fantastic Biscayne Bay views in a luxurious resort-style setting. The sky residence will offer state-of-the-art fitness and wellness amenities for residents including a rooftop club with private treatment pools overlooking Biscayne Bay, a lap pool, private tennis courts, fitness center, and more.

Carillon

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Experience luxury living at its finest with Carillon Miami's array of health and wellness amenities including wellness lectures, exercise physiology courses, spiritual and emotional healing treatments, cryotherapy, NAD + IV therapy and more. The on-site spa features a holistic spa experience for the most relaxing and tranquil experience.

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All too often, new buildings are plopped down in the middle of the city with little regard for their location or context. When this happens on a recurring basis, cities around the world all start to become indistinguishable from one another. But when a building really considers its time, place and context, there is a uniqueness that buyers and residences truly value.

The following buildings have made concerted efforts to incorporate their context not only in their exterior architecture but also in the amenities they offer. With the diversity of New York City neighborhoods, there is a lot of material to draw on.

20 East End Avenue

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Situated in a prestigious enclave on the Upper East Side, 20 East End Avenue fully embraces the neighborhood’s old school elegance in every aspect of the building. In addition to the beautiful limestone exterior which seamlessly blends into its stately surrounds, the entire amenities program evokes an era when the Astors, Vanderbilts, and Rockefellers dominated Manhattan and defined luxury. Just as these historic families lived in massive city homes where they entertained with ease, 20 East End created an amenities program that allows its residents to host parties where guests can drift from room to room as if they were in Vincent and Brooke Astor’s nearby mansion (from the motor court to the library, billiard room, wine cellar, and on). All of that without even stepping foot into a private residence.

One of the many standout amenities is the stunning midnight blue lacquered library with the roaring fireplace and a Jeffrey Milstein aerial photo of the nearby Metropolitan Museum of Art above. Not only does the elegant library and the Milstein photo remind people of the building's location and context but the developer, Ed Baquero, commissioned his world-renowned architect, Robert A.M. Stern, to curate a massive book collection as a love letter to New York. All the books are about New York’s culture from architecture to graffiti art, the best New York has to offer.

180 East 88th Street

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Situated in the Upper East Side's coveted Carnegie Hill neighborhood, 180 East 88th Street is a striking condominium being developed and designed by national real estate developer DDG. Residents have access to an extensive selection of amenities but one that stands out in terms of respecting its location is their interactive children’s playroom designed in partnership with the Children’s Museum of the Arts. The light-filled room features plenty of space to run, draw, and play, and best, a slide. DDG was inspired by the building's proximity to and magnificent views of Central Park for the design of the playroom. The developers collaborated with several artists that commonly work with the American Museum of Natural History to create a one-of-a-kind diorama that will be housed in the children's playroom when the building is complete. Specifically designed to showcase the building's stunning Central Park views in an unconventional and experiential way, the extraordinary mural depicts a unique, tree-top vista of Central Park that includes the City's iconic skyline and continues onto the adjacent walls with a unique LEGO installation.

101 West 78th Street

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101 West 78th Street is an iconic,  late 19th Century building that has been transformed into a modern and elegant Upper West Side condominium residence. Designed by Belgian born Emile Gruwe and completed in 1886, the building is located directly across the street from The American Museum of Natural History and just one block from Central Park. Stephen Sills, Architectural Digest AD 100 designer transformed the building’s interiors, including the impressive lobby, polished amenity spaces, and a collection of generously appointed two to five bedroom condominium residences. The building offers a children’s playroom with a wall mural inspired by the Natural History Museum.

Jardim

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Tucked away in Manhattan’s West Chelsea neighborhood, Jardim is the first U.S. residential development by Isay Weinfeld, the world-renowned Brazilian architect and interior designer known for his hotels and high-end homes, including the Fasano Hotels and the recently opened reincarnation of New York’s iconic Four Seasons Restaurant. Taking cues from its High Line-adjacent location, this plant-filled property boasts an ultra-private urban park that envelops the two 11-story towers comprising the development. A canopy of native evergreens and fragrant flowering trees soars above clusters of indigenous shrubs, while intimate lounge areas are nestled within thickets of native ferns and grasses, along with layered plantings of long-blooming perennials. In addition to its signature gardens, Jardim’s amenities include a sky-lit swimming pool, fitness studios, steam rooms and saunas—plus a block-long private tunnel that serves as a paparazzi-proof porte-cochère.

The Kent

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Fans of New York’s iconic Palace Hotel will see similarities between this iconic grand dame and The Kent’s Drawing Room which was designed to be a place to be a meeting place as well as a space to receive and entertain guests. Similar to the Palace Hotel’s gilded cove ceiling, the Drawing Room also highlights a luminous gold cove feature. The bulbous, shimmering custom chandeliers that drop from the ceiling all complemented by lacquered, rich, wood panels and antique mirrors also draws parallels between the two entities.

Brooklyn Point

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Brooklynites have long been climbing to greater heights at local climbing studio, Brooklyn Boulders. Now in downtown Brooklyn, residents at Brooklyn Point will be able to reach 35 foot altitudes within their own residential tower! Within the 40,000 square foot amenities package at Brooklyn Point is a 35-rock climbing wall. Overlooking double-height windows, the wall is as dramatic in design as it is challenging. Extell Development Company, inspired by Brooklyn Boulders to build the wall, will be partnering with the neighborhood staple to activate the space and offer private climbing classes for residents.

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With Amazon’s forthcoming HQ2 in Long Island City (LIC), many are wondering where their 50,000 employees will live. The previous artists’ haven burst onto the high-end luxury residential scene in the past few years. This Queens neighborhood offers an abundance of art and culture, an ease of transportation and killer views. LIC poses some pretty posh options to live and play. We have outlined six luxury residential buildings with excellent amenities that showcase what LIC has to offer.

GALERIE

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For art lovers and collectors, ODA Architecture’s GALERIE is described as “a curated collection of homes in the heart of the art district.” Located directly across the street from MoMA PS1, ODA and Paris Forino Interiors blend art and architecture seamlessly throughout the building.  ODA’s founder, Eran Chen, says “GALERIE utilizes three different window typologies to provide a collection of multi-dimensional living experiences. It offers diversity while fostering community, all in a forward-facing, ecologically responsible building.” The building’s amenities include a permanent art gallery space, called the ArtBox, a porte-cochere, a sculpture garden, lounge, party room with kitchenette, a library and workspace, a pool with outdoor access, children’s playroom, fitness center and landscaped roof deck.

ARC

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ARC boasts that they are the anti-cookie cutter building. Specifically curated for urbanites’ appreciation for design and authenticity, ARC is located in the Dutch Kills neighborhood which is filled with museums and art galleries, restaurants and bars, boutiques, and charming residential streets. ARC’s onsite “Lifestyle Director” can help schedule gardening in their greenhouse in the private, interior courtyard garden, games in the indoor basketball court, pool parties in the outdoor, heated saltwater rooftop pool or cooking classes with a celebrity chef. All of this and ARC’s central location is also immediately adjacent to multiple subway lines, providing access to midtown Manhattan in less than 10 minutes.

Aurora

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One of Aurora’s show-stopping amenities includes a full rooftop level floor with soaring eighteen-foot full-height glass curtain walls. The Aurora Sky Lounge features plush seating, high-definition television, Wi-Fi access, entertaining kitchenette, and a live edge dining table with seating for 10. The lounge extends out to Aurora’s Sky Deck, a beautifully landscaped, rooftop sun terrace complete with an outdoor grilling station, misting shower, chaise lounges, and intimate seating. There is also a state-of-the-art fitness center offering free weights, high-tech cardio and strength training equipment from Life Fitness. Aurora’s units boast fluid living, kitchen and dining spaces that are emphasized by white lacquer cabinetry and pure white quartz countertops, floor-to-ceiling windows that frame impressive views of the city skyline, white oak flooring and modern finishes unify both use and design.

ALTA LIC

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Designed by luxury resort architect Stephen B. Jacobs Group Architects and Planners, ALTA LIC is a luxury high rise featuring flexible rents with co-living options, though never skimping on high level amenities such as a golf simulator, pool, roof deck, and lounge area. ALTA LIC offers some of the largest luxury rental residences available in LIC with spacious open floor plans and designer touches with superior views of LIC and Manhattan.

Jackson Park

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Jackson Park offers an outrageously extravagant 120,000 square feet of amenities including a 45,000-square-foot clubhouse dubbed The Club at Jackson Park, which overlooks a private park and features a lounge area with a fireplace and water feature, a demo kitchen accompanied by a private dining and conference room, a game area with golf simulator, poker table, billiards, foosball and flat screen television, a fully equipped tech bar and an outdoor patio and lounge outfitted with a wet bar, hanging garden and shuffleboard. The second level of The Club features an expansive fitness studio curated by gym guru Jay Wright, designer of the MoMA Tower, 15 Central Park West and 50 United Nations Plaza fitness centers (and many more). The Club continues on the third floor with a spa, sauna and steam rooms, a meditation lounge and changing rooms.  A 75-foot indoor lap pool, a professional grade full size basketball/volleyball and squash courts take up the entirety of the fourth floor. Topping off the Club is a rooftop with an outdoor social pool and hot tub surrounded by cabanas, chaise lounges and communal tables, all set against the New York City skyline.

1QPS Tower

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The sleek and modern residences at 1 QPS have stunning views from the apartments. Smartly detailed with premium finishes, the residences offer comfort and quality within a modern aesthetic and are flooded with light by day and skyline light shows at night. In addition to the views from the private residences, the zen-like pool has 360 views, a landscaped deck, a grilling station and a state-of-the-art sound system.

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Spectacular Outdoor Viewing Options

Brooklyn Point

This new downtown Brooklyn mixed-use condominium tower offers ones of the coolest football game viewing options around - you can watch football while simultaneously swimming in the tallest infinity pool in the Western Hemisphere at 68 stories above the streets of Downtown Brooklyn. The heated, outdoor infinity pool is located next to a landscaped rooftop terrace. Once the weather gets too chilly, there is also an indoor screening room. All of that with iconic views of Manhattan and you may never get your friends to leave even when the game is over.

MiMA

In addition to offering top amenities like a private fitness club by Equinox, a heated indoor lap pool, a full-size indoor basketball and volleyball court, and an internet cafe, MiMA, the luxury rental building at 450 West 42nd Street, has indoor and outdoor screen rooms. Football fanatics can catch the game on the big screen in the outdoor theater while grilling up some game food on the BBQ grills or head back in to the indoor screening room for a cozier game night.

ALTA LIC

In addition to their abundant amenities, the 43-story ALTA LIC has a landscaped outdoor deck with a movie screen and lounge chairs perfect for dining, watching the big game and catch a glimpse of the stunning skyline as the sun sets.

EVGB

The East Village’s EVGB is a rental building that features an expansive, 19,000 square-foot, highly-programmed rooftop deck set against the backdrop of Manhattan with areas for playing, lounging and socializing for residents’ enjoyment. The building has an outdoor screening area with an oversized projection screen perfect for any game.

Harrison Urby

Harrison Urby is a 409-unit rental complex located two blocks from the Harrison PATH station, just 20 minutes from Lower Manhattan, making it a cinch for your friends to get to the party. Set around a landscaped courtyard, Harrison Urby has a heated saltwater swimming pool and patio, as well as fire pits and a great lawn. For your football party, the building provides bean bag chairs on the grass in front of the outdoor movie screen, everyone will be totally cozy no matter how long the game.

1214 Fifth Avenue

With panoramic views of the park, city and river, this Upper East Side rental residence offers an amazing place to watch the game in the 20th floor entertainment lounge. The room features breathtaking Central Park views, a walnut paneled bar, and is spacious enough for tons of friends and family.  There is also a screening room with theater-style seating and a large-screen high-definition surround-sound experience.

Amazing Indoor Screening Options

252 East 57th Street
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Anchoring the eastern corridor of Manhattan’s Billionaire’s Row, 252 East 57th Street is a 65-story ultra-luxury condominium designed by internationally recognized architectural firm SOM. The amenities, which were custom designed by lauded AD100 interior architect Daniel Romualdez, include an exclusive 34th Floor Club, which is home to a large screening room. Residents can reserve the beautifully upholstered theatre, which features state-of-the-art audio and visual capabilities and stadium-style seating.

The Lindley
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The Lindley, a new 20-story, full-service condominium building in Murray Hill that emphasizes smart design, thoughtful planning, and sensible living, has a Design Within Reach furnished lounge boasting a large, wide-screen TV and sitting area for game-days, as well as a table to hold drinks and snacks.

Waterline Square
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Waterline Square, designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects, Richard Meier & Partners Architects, and Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, the five acre community is connected by The Waterline Club, designed by famed hospitality group Rockwell Group. In addition to more than 100,000 square feet of amenities and a beautifully landscaped park, The Waterline Club features a spacious screening room with large-screen televisions and comfortable seating.

30 Park Place Four Seasons Private Residences

Designed by celebrated architect, Robert A.M. Stern, and developed by Silverstein Properties, 30 Park Place has an iMax-style screen is situated perfectly on the front wall and has state-of-the-art audio and visual capabilities, while stadium-style seating allows for views of the football game no matter where you are in room.

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Situated in the heart of Midtown East, 685 First Avenue, developed by Solow Building Company and designed by Richard Meier & Partners Architects has 12-seat screening room with built in stepped seating. Watch the game in style as the room is surrounded by a subtle palette, richly tactile materials and furniture by design luminaires including Finn Juhl, Fritz Hansen, De La Espada and Knoll.

88&90 Lexington

88&90 Lexington residents can enjoy watching their favorite football teams this NFL season from the comfort of their own building inside 88&90 Lex's private cinema, which includes several rows of plush armchairs situated in front of an HD flat screen equipped with surround sound.

Park and Shore
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Located in New Jersey's thriving Jersey City, Park and Shore’s two-building development has been outfitted with an extensive selection of amenities designed to provide the ultimate recreational, social and fitness experiences for residents in both buildings, and football fans in particular will rejoice at the communal screening room, which provides the perfect place to tune in to your favorite games as the season gets underway. Outfitted with a large screen TV and plenty of seating, large windows provide an abundance of natural light, but are also adorned with long drapes should you want to block out the sun for an at-home movie theater experience.

The Tate

The Tate, at 525 West 23rd, offers top living in the heart of Chelsea. The reserve-able party room has a large screen TV, open kitchen, sofas, tables and chairs to ensure your guests know your place is the go-to during football season.

Tribeca Tower

At 105 Duane Street, the stunning resident lounge at Tribeca Tower features  an open kitchen, comfortable seating and dining areas, and a large screen TV.

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The Sunny Isles Beach condominium, which opened in March, is an icon on the Atlantic Ocean and a mecca for ultra-high-end design.  The visionaries are four of the most internationally revered: Developer Fortune International Group, Pritzker Prize-winning architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, interior designer PYR, led by Pierre-Yves Rochon, and landscape architect Raymond Jungles Inc.  Together, these industry titans have created what is arguably one of the most sought-after and stunning residential buildings worldwide -- a tower that will undoubtedly be enjoyed and admired by generations to come.

Adding to the unmistakable draw of Jade Signature are the unparalleled amenities.  Replete with top-of-the-line features and services, the building has come to be known for a distinct assemblage of offerings, with the most intricate details demonstrating a focus on ultra-luxe living. From the porte cochère to the tower’s unique silhouette, each architectural aspect is mindful of residents and their day-to-day experience within the space, as well as the adjacency to the natural environment.

Resort-style amenities include a stunning beachfront deck with an organic, zero entry free-form swimming pool, secluded cabanas, a heated spa surrounded by nature, and a 25-meter lap pool.  Private beach amenities include chaise lounges, umbrellas and an oceanfront restaurant with towel and beach service. 

Jade Signature also has a full-service spa by natural beauty trailblazer Tata Harper – the first of its kind for Harper in the State of Florida.  Featuring her eponymous, award-winning line of 100% natural products, the venue, exclusive to residents and their guests, is complete with a sauna, steam room, hammam, relaxation zone, and treatment rooms.

Additional offerings include a state-of-the-art fitness center, library and reading lounge, wine bar, clubroom, entertainment and game lounge, business center, playroom and tech lounge for children and teens, full-service concierge, private elevator entrances, and smart technology throughout.  

Exemplifying a revolutionary approach to innovation and design, Jade Signature has furthermore achieved a new standard of excellence in catering to the needs and desires of its residents, all while utilizing the natural environment in an eco-conscious manner.  The tower’s expansive residences are marked by flow-through-style floor plans.  An influx of sunlight is maximized across the grounds due to the building’s brilliant, slightly angled position along the beach.  A three-story underground parking garage (some 40 feet below sea level) eliminates the need for a pedestal and subsequently creates a seamless connection between the ground floor and the pool, as well as the deck, gardens, beach, ocean and beyond.  The unique structural design additionally allows for more landscaping and vegetation around the base of the tower. 

The visionaries behind Jade Signature have left no detail overlooked, making the tower incomparable to any other residential building along Miami’s coastline.

 For more information, call 305-521-1623 or visit JadeSignatureCollection.com.     

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