One of Coral Gables most popular and beloved parks, Balboa Plaza, has just received a Coral Carpet to accompany the park's massive stone bench. The addition marks the completion of MG Developer's outdoor “living room” setting. 

The project was initiated in 2018 by the Miami based company MG Developer as a contribution to the city’s Art in Public Places program. MG Developer’s most recent addition to the park coincides with its ongoing mission to cement Miami and the surrounding area as one of the foremost living destinations in Florida, inside and out. 

The Coral Carpet, which spans the length of the 30-foot stone bench behind it, is an inlaid, terrazzo piece that depicts an intricate floral pattern representative of the city’s diverse and rich culture. The technique used in creating this installation was originally developed in Italy and reflects Coral Gables’ fascination with Mediterranean-style architecture. 

Both the terrazzo carpet and the stone bench are situated under one of Balboa Plaza’s massive banyan trees, making these recent additions the perfect place to lounge and take in the scenery with friends and family. 

For MG Developers, the Balboa Plaza project is the latest effort in filling the Coral Gables and Miami area with functional, aesthetically pleasing developments that serve to enrich the city for residents and visitors alike. For those who enjoy a sunny day at the park, Balboa Plaza’s latest addition is a must-see.

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William Zabka and Ralph Macchio

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Based on the iconic “Karate Kid” film series, “Cobra Kai” is a modernized version of its source inspiration as a martial arts comedy drama with fresh faces but also stars original cast members Ralph Macchio and William Zabka. The successful YouTube turned Netflix series has been making news with the renewal of its fifth season and is now offering fans a glimpse into the Karate world with a fictional residence from the show now available as a real-life rental. The family home of Ralph Macchio’s character, Daniel LaRusso, was featured in seasons one through three and in real life, the property located in suburban Marietta, Georgia. Recently, the residence was listed on the market at $2.4 million and now, it is reported that the new owners will rent out the mansion as an Airbnb. Although details specific to the Airbnb residence is not publicly available yet, nearby properties are often rented at a range from $99 to $2,700. In regards to this home, listing broker Chad Carrodus claimed, “The Karate Kid/Cobra Kai franchise is multigenerational and has such a passionate fanbase. People come from across the world to see the LaRusso Mansion.”

Built in 2008, this iconic cinematic residence is a Mediterranean-style mansion offering 9,200-square-feet. The interior layout features six bedrooms and six baths, one uniquely reminiscent of Roman ruins. The kitchen was highlighted in season three of “Cobra Kai” in a scene when Daniel (Ralph Macchio) helps his daughter, Sam (Mary Mouser), with her PTSD. The same fully equipped arrangement remains with a Wolf stove, 48-inch subzero refrigerator, two Bosch dishwashers, and a wood fire pizza oven. The lavish space also boasts a “man cave,” au pair suite, wet bar, and three fireplaces. Structural elements of the home that also offer aesthetic notes include a terra-cotta roof, two-story glass atrium, cathedral ceilings, and arched windows and doorways. Stepping outside, the exterior highlights a hot tub, al fresco dining area, outdoor fireplace, and koi pond. Additionally, the lush landscape features a greenhouse, apple trees, fig trees, pear trees, and azaleas.

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Michelle Pfeiffer and David E. Kelley

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In January of 2020, Michelle Pfeiffer and David E. Kelley acquired the Mediterranean style villa called The Napoli House in an off-market deal for $22.5 million. The residence was reportedly purchased through a limited liability company linked to Mr. Kelley’s production company. The longtime celebrity couple have been married since 1993 and own several properties together. They have recently listed another Pacific Palisades property on the market for $7.3 million as well as a compound in British Columbia for $22.98 million. They are now also bidding farewell to the Napoli House a mere 18 months after purchase. The current asking price for the grand estate is presented with a more than a 12% increase at $25 million. The reason as to why they are selling the lavish residence is unknown.

Located in the posh neighborhood of Pacific Palisades, Michelle Pfeiffer and David E. Kelley’s formerly owned Napoli House spans more than 10,000 square feet and includes seven bedrooms and 10.5 bathrooms. The Mediterranean style home was newly designed and built by architect Steve Giannetti in 2019. The European countryside aesthetic highlights decorative elements of beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, and retractable walls for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The residence opens to a spacious great room with a wall of windows. Further into the home, the spacious eat-in kitchen is equipped with a Lacanche range imported from France and built-in Wolf ovens. The lounge and dining space sits adjacent to the kitchen and leads to the vibrant backyard. Stepping outside, the exterior space features an infinity edge swimming pool, beautiful gardens, and several patios perfect for entertaining. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a fireplace, two bathrooms, and private patio overlooking the exclusive Riviera Country Club. Additional perks of the Pacific Palisades residence include a library, office, wine cellar, state-of-the-art screening room, and additional guestrooms.

The listing for this property is held by Cindy Ambuehl of Compass.

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Tommy Hilfiger

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Tommy Hilfiger, founder of Tommy Hilfiger Corporation, and his wife, fashion designer Dee Ocleppo, had a hectic year in real estate. Earlier this year, Hilfiger and Ocleppo recently bid farewell to their former 22-acre European-inspired home in Greenwich, Connecticut for $45 million. In March, the stylish duo picked up a $9 million house in the Palm Beach area. Recently, they have sold their Golden Beach mansion and only a mere few weeks later, purchased a second residence in the Palm Beach area. The seller, Donald Dizney, is board chairman of United Medical Corporation and purchased the property in 2013 at a price of $4 million. In December of 2020, the home was listed on the market for $21.5 million, but Hilfiger managed to close the deal at a reduced price of $21 million.

Built in 2006, Hilfiger’s newfound Mediterranean-style home spans 5,047 square feet and 0.3 acres of land. The humble abode includes three bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Set on the waterfront, the property highlights several spacious living areas, dining room, library, state-of-the-art kitchen with stone countertops, and two picturesque courtyards. The upstairs primary suite main suite offers a seating area, walk-in closets, his-and-hers bathrooms, and separate open terraces overlooking the waterfront. The property also has an attached two-car garage with a second-floor guest apartment. Stepping outside, the exterior space presents palm trees and landscaped greenery, modern swimming pool, barbecue terrace, and access to a dock.

Christian Angle with Christian Angle Real Estate represented both the Dizneys and the Hilfigers in the deal.

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Caroline Wozniacki, David Lee

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In 2018, Wozniacki and Lee purchased a condo at the lavish Palazzo Del Sol complex for $13.5 million. However, the couple have recently placed their former residence on the market in January at a price of $17.5 million. The 8,430 square foot space was offered fully furnished with five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. Designed by Artefacto, the floor-to-ceiling glass offers picturesque views of Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The property sold about a month after its initial listing at a reduced price of $16.25 million. Jill Hertzberg with Coldwell Banker Realty Miami Beach Lincoln Building represented the sellers while Jill Eber of the same firm represented the buyer.

Since then, the Wozniacki and Lee have purchased the last unit in that same sophisticated building: the Palazzo Del Sol penthouse at a price of $18.7 million. The newly purchased property spans 6,644 square feet with four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Located on the 10th floor, the ornate interior includes a formal living area, dining room, spacious kitchen, family room, home theater, and office. The expansive master suite features dual walk-in closets and ensuite bathroom. Stepping outside, the space highlights a dining terrace that can be accessed from the living area with stairs leading to the rooftop terrace, lap pool, and outdoor kitchen.

The Palazzo Del Sol luxury condominium complex features a multitude of in-building amenities including a fitness center, infinity pools, cabanas, private massage rooms, hair and makeup salon, ultramodern movie theater, meeting room, resident only restaurant, and underground parking space. The Mediterranean-style building was designed by Kobi Karp with outdoor spaces by Enzo Enea. Located on Fisher Island, this extravagant building offers an unparalleled living experience of privacy and exclusivity.

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Marc Anthony

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The three-time Grammy-winning artist purchased his Coral Gables mansion in 2018 for $19 million. Anthony bought the home from Hilda Maria Bacardi, great-great granddaughter to the founder of the titular liquor company, who spent eight years overseeing its construction. In 2016, the finished home was listed on the market for $27.26 million. A year later, the price was reduced to $25 million before Anthony purchased the property at an even lower price of $19 million.

Anthony’s real estate journey has come full circle as he bids farewell to his former home. In September of 2020, the Coral Gables property was listed at $27 million. When the steep asking price failed to attract potential buyers, the cost was lowered to $22.4 million and the deal was closed.

Designed by Rafael Portuondo, the 20,546 square foot mansion spans 1.3 acres and features 12 bedrooms, 13 full bathrooms, and two powder rooms. The Mediterranean style interior highlights a lavish living space, formal dining room, family room, eat-in kitchen with dual islands, and butler’s pantry. The master suite presents a seating area and two bathrooms. Decorative elements of the home include coffered ceilings, arched doorways, and windows with natural lighting pouring into every room. Other perks include an elevator, wine cellar, gym, and staff quarters. The property set on the exclusive Islands of Cocoplum offers scenic views of the Coral Gables Waterway and gardens. Outdoor entertainment options include a summer kitchen, covered terraces, a heated pool, and a spa.

Chad Carroll with Compass represented the buyer while Anamaria Velasquez with Nexxos Realty represented the seller.

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Photo Credit: Carsten Schertzer Fridman has profound expertise in the luxury real estate market and an extensive list of celebrity clients. He recently represented Shaquille O’Neal’s Windermere, Florida estate.

Photo Credit: Carsten Schertzer About the property

The Mediterranean-style home with five bedrooms and six bathrooms spans 5,225 square feet and nearly half an acre in the Walnut Acres neighborhood. The interior layout presents a foyer with 26 foot ceilings, a movie theater, gym, and primary suite equipped with a steam shower and fireplace. The exterior of the property features a backyard with a swimming pool, movie screen, and life-sized Transformers replica. Decorative elements include tan tones, wrought-iron accents, floors of tile, and hardwood.

Photo Credit: Carsten Schertzer Address: 23123 Oxnard Street, Woodland Hills

Price: $3,499,000

Photo Credit: Carsten Schertzer Tomer Fridman and Jonathan Siegfried of Compass hold the listing.

Photo Credit: Carsten Schertzer For more information, please contact Tomer Fridman at 310-919-1038 or tomer.fridman@compass.com

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Anthony Davis

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In 2018, Anthony Davis purchased his Westlake Village home at just under $7.5 million, which he recently sold at loss. While Davis splurged $8 million on renovations to the Mediterranean style residence, the home ultimately sold for $6.6 million in January. However, with his most recent real estate purchase of a Bel Air estate appears to be a score. According to a trust associated with Davis, the off-market deal of his new property closed last month at a price of $32 million. Although a quiet transaction for a superstar player, the lavish state of his newfound home speaks for itself.

Previous owner, Ted Foxman purchased the Bel Air property in 2016 at a price of $16 million. Throughout his stay, he spent two years renovating it. Several significant transformations were made to the home as showcased in Elle Decor. The 16,700 square foot villa style estate spans 3.5 acres with eight bedrooms and eight full bathrooms. Beyond the gates of the Bel Air Crest community, the home opens to a great hall with an extravagant 35-foot glass dome ceiling. Further inside the property presents an entertainment style living room, formal dining room equipped for 20, and ultramodern eat-in kitchen with a butler’s pantry. The eight bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, and three powder rooms highlight picturesque views of the Pacific Ocean and Catalina Island. The estate is equipped with a plethora of entertainment options such as a home theater, game room, wet bar, Olympic sized pool, full sized basketball court, tennis court, and nearby golf course and canyons. Decorative highlights of the home include custom stone, marble, and walnut wood floors.

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Joanna Garcia Swisher, Nick Swisher

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In 2010, the same year this celebrity couple got married, they purchased their Tampa residence for a price of $2.96 million. While the property has not appreciated drastically in the past decade, their asking price of $3 million seemed to appeal to many prospective buyers. Less than two weeks on the market, they have secured a buyer and their former home is currently pending sale. Further than simply selling their homes, the couple also appear to have an appreciation for real estate. They have previously flipped two homes in Los Angeles. This includes the revamped villa in Beverly Hills they sold for $10.3 million last month after purchasing it less than two years prior at under $6 million.

Built in 2009, their Tampa residence is a Mediterranean style mansion spanning 7,495 square feet. The home includes five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and four half bathrooms across the nearly one acre property. Beyond the guarded gates of the country club community in Avila, the home is accessed by a circular paved driveway. Through a set of arched double doors, the three story mansion opens to a dramatic staircase of ornate iron and marble. The rooms on the main level all overlook the lush landscaped outdoor grounds. The home's open style interior highlights a living area, dining area, wet bar, and chef’s kitchen with an island and breakfast counter. The mahogany elevator leads to the lower level master suite and also to the three upper level bedrooms with accompanying balconies. The home also includes a formal office, guest suite, cinema room, entertainment bar, freeform pool, lanai, and four car garage.

The listing for this property is held by Dianne Martin with Century 21 Affiliated.

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Paul Pierce

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In 2009, Pierce purchased the Calabasas home at $6.5 million after winning an NBA title and Finals MVP honors with the Boston Celtics. The Mediterranean style estate, once owned by the “King of Pop” Michael Jackson and football icon Willie McGinest, was first listed on the market by Pierce last year at an asking price of $11 million. After failing to attract potential buyers, the price was lowered to $10 million earlier this year. However, the buyer of managed to reduce the cost even further at a final sale price of $8.7 million. Josh and Matt Altman of Douglas Elliman held the listing and David Watkins of Pinnacle Estate Properties represented the buyer.

Beyond the gates of the celebrity neighborhood known as The Estates at the Oaks, Pierce’s 16,100-square-foot salon colored compound is set on almost an acre of land. Featuring an attached guesthouse and primary suite with a terrace overlooking the outdoor space, the home includes a total of eight bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. Through the dramatic entry of ivy and grand front doors, the space opens to a two-story foyer with a shimmering chandelier and spiral staircase. The interior layout includes formal dining room, casual dining area, living room, a professional chef’s kitchen, and grand glass walls offering a dazzling view of the city. The home’s entertainment options include a cinema room, bar, gym, billiard-room, bowling alley, and Boston themed basketball court.

As Paul Pierce bids farewell to his former Calabasas home, the newly sold property is ready for its next owner.

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Erika Jayne

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In 1980, Tom Girardi purchased the Pasadena home at a price of $1.3 million. Since then, the former attorney has been involved in various financial complications including the alleged embezzlement of $2 million intended for the victims of the 2018 Lion Air plane crash. This scandal has led to a bankruptcy filing. Once the Pasadena property goes under contract, Tom Girardi must move out in 20 days. Meanwhile, Erika Jayne has been residing at another location since November when the couple filed for divorce. Proceeds of the real estate sale will reportedly go towards paying off the couple’s debt.

Built in 1928 by architect Myron Hubbard Hunt, the Mediterranean style mansion in Pasadena spans 10,277 square feet. Set across two acres of scenic grounds, the property opens to a gated driveway leading to the home’s bronze front doors. Stepping inside, the mansion features a stylish living room with a fireplace, extravagant dining area with floor-to-ceiling windows, and casual dining area with access to the patio. Through a wall of French doors, the landscaped outdoor grounds highlight elegant fountains and serene gardens. The master suite includes dual dressing areas, a salon area, and luxurious bath surrounded by silk walls. The main level also includes a spacious guest suite and on the opposite wing of the home rests two bedrooms and a private chapel.

While Erika Jayne and Tom Girardi are ready to bid farewell to their former home, their real estate listing is “an opportunity to own true piece of Pasadena history."

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Dwayne Johnson

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Dwayne Johnson (also known as wrestling star The Rock) and his wife, Lauren Hashian, have purchased a gorgeous estate in the Beverly Park enclave of Beverly Hills, California for $27.8 million, formerly owned by comedian Paul Reiser.

The mansion was built in 1993 and was designed and renovated by architect Grant Kirkpatrick. The sprawling property includes a 15,000-square-foot main house on a private spread with canyon views and landscaped grounds.

A long, olive tree-lined driveway leads to a motor court with a fountain. Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac, the home has no immediate neighbors’ insight and is considered the largest property in the upscale Beverly Park neighborhood.

The Mediterranean style home has six bedrooms and 13 bathrooms and includes multiple luxurious amenities such as a tennis court, a pool and spa, an indoor pool, a large gym, a baseball diamond, a music room with a recording studio, a movie theater, and an elevator.

The music room was reportedly installed by Alex Van Halen in the early 1990s.

The resort-style home also features a 2,500-square-foot guest house.

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Actress Kristen Stewart just purchased a $6 million Mediterranean Revival-style estate in Los Feliz, California.

Built in 1927, the 4,864-square-foot home holds four bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, and stands two stories tall. It includes classic, red-tiled roofing, arched doorways, lantern lighting, and combination tile and oak wood floors. The garage has been recently converted into a guest suite with the identical Mediterranean style.

Over the years, the vintage home has been well-maintained revealing delightfully landscaped private gardens. The Spanish-tiled foyer reveals the authenticity and original charm of the estate with a wood-beam ceiling and large handcrafted doors. Just off the entrance, the step-down living room features a dynamic similar to the foyer with ceiling beams and a classic fireplace.

On the ground floor is the dining room, revealed by French doors that open out onto a covered loggia with enough space for a sitting area and a dining area. The upgraded, oversized kitchen is covered in olive green cabinetry with stainless steel appliances, a double oven, double burner, double refrigerator, and black kitchen island.

Upstairs, the main suite also has high ceilings as well as a dedicated sitting area, a nook with built-in chairs and French doors that lead to a balcony. The main bathroom features a double vanity with black countertops and lavender-and-black tiling on the floor. A saline pool and spa, lounging areas, and terracotta-style accents are on the outside.

This new home is an addition to another $2.2 million home owned by Stewart in the same area.

The listening was held by Sotheby’s International Realty broker Richard Yohon and Konstantine Valissarakos of Nourmand & Associates.

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You would think that the type of cyclist that could achieve world-champion status would have to be an absolute machine of a person–eschewing all social gatherings and devoid of fun.

Enter Peter Sagan, holder of three consecutive world championships plus numerous other wins and titles who is also, quite possibly, the most fun guy on two wheels.

It's not uncommon to see Sagan pop a wheelie mid-race. A move he pulled on Mt. Baldy in the Tour of California (A grand tour he won outright in 2015). In the offseason of 2016, Sagan and his wife, Katarína Smolková, recorded an elaborate Grease tribute video complete with lip synching and costume replicas of what Olivia Newton-John and Travolta wore in the 1978 movie.

"I don't like thinking about the things I do. I just want to have fun," Sagan once said in a post-race interview. His skills on the bike and personality off it, have made the Slovakian a European superstar. Even his rivals think he is "cool," "talented," and "impressive." With his lion's mane of laid-back surfer hair, he can't even go to the supermarket without being mobbed. It's a pretty big change for a guy who grew up in Slovakia–a tiny country about the size of the state of Tennessee.

from Peter Sagan's twitter @petosagan

So where should a wealthy and charismatic champion cyclist, known for his skills and antics, live with his wife and one-year-old baby Marlon? In Monaco, a place where he can blend in with other prominent people and get some peace.

Three years ago, Sagan spent $7 million on a luxury four-bedroom apartment overlooking the Mediterranean. Surrounded by mature palms that give it a beach-y vibe, the complex has 24-hour doormen, housekeepers, and gardeners in constant rotation, but the best feature is the  Helitransport. If Sagan wants to be on a flight to anywhere in the world, he can order a helicopter to pick him up on the roof of his building and fly him in 10 minutes to a waiting plane at the Nice airport.

It's probably comforting to Sagan and his wife that little Marlon will be safe here. Monaco has one of the lowest crime rates in Europe and more police per square mile than anywhere else in the world.

The Monaco climate and topography are also conducive to an outdoor athlete. "It's a good life in Monaco, I can cycle and ski pretty much in one day," Sagan says. Ironically, the only thing he's not allowed to do is ride his bike in the building. That's a small concession to make to live in a place populated by race car drivers, tycoons, and royalty. Princess Stephanie is one of Sagan's neighbors. Her apartment with its private pool is nearby.

As long as Peter Sagan spends six months out of the year living in Monaco, he can enjoy his residence and all its amenities tax-free.

However, staying there for any length of time has been a challenge. In addition to Sagan's grueling global cycling schedule, which has him jetting all over the world, he keeps a family home in Slovakia for holidays. Sagan also likes coming to America. He does altitude training at Lake Tahoe and purchased a grey 1,000-horsepower Dodge Charger that European emission laws won't let him take out of the United States.

Sagan is a man on the move–whether he's emerging at the front of the peloton to win a bunch sprint, making a film for sponsors stateside, or training on the edge of a high mountain for the start of the Tour de France in three weeks, he won't be anywhere for long.

from Kate Sagan's Blog

When racing is over for the season, it must be nice for Sagan to return to Monaco's sunny spotless streets, pull into his guarded underground garage (where cameras can't catch him) and take an elevator up to his apartment to join his wife and son on the balcony looking out onto the azure water. It's the type of royal entrance befitting the current king of cycling.

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Welcoming entry foyer with original wood door, spiral columns, Spanish tile floor and beautiful art-deco style powder room. Spacious open living room features original wood-beamed ceiling, restored wood floors, wood-burning fireplace & direct access & views to the interior courtyard.

The formal dining room comes with high ceilings, rich wood floors and access to the interior courtyard. The large family room has Cuban tile floors, comfortable seating areas, custom bar with granite counter top and Gaggenau wine chiller.

A private 1BR/1BA guest suite (in-law quarters) sits above the pool cabana with full living room/kitchen and veranda that overlooks the pool and serene gardens. The gourmet kitchen features top of the line Miele appliances, granite counter tops & center island with cook top & eat-in seating.

The impeccably designed master suite sports rich hardwood floors, a private seating area, his/hers walk-in closets with custom built-ins and direct access to the pool deck and internal courtyard. The master bathroom is stunning with marble floors, wood-beamed ceiling, double sinks, glass rain/steam shower, oval tub with massage jets and large windows that provide views to the backyard gardens. There is also an outdoor shower to use when coming from the pool.

Outdoor features include: stunning private internal courtyard, covered loggias, custom designed fountain, beautiful hand-tiled pool and private garden with custom mosaic tiled bench. Additionally, there is a large covered outdoor pool/entertainment cabana with Cuban tile floor, full bathroom and summer kitchen.

The manicured grounds feature mature landscaping with outdoor lighting. The home has a hidden natural gas generator that powers the entire residence.

Address: 5120 Lakeview Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33140

Price: $4,495,000

Bedrooms: 5

Bathrooms: 6.5

View the listing here.

For more information contact The Jills Team at 305-341-7447; or Jill Hertzberg at 305-788-5455 or jillh@thejills.com; or Jill Eber at 305-915-2556 or jille@thejills.com

The Jills Team exclusively represents the Miami Beach, Fisher Island, Florida real estate market as a member of Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View of their listings here.

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