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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Palazzo Del Sol & Palazzo Della Luna

Sister properties Palazzo Del Sol and Palazzo Della Luna on Miami's prestigious Fisher Island will come together by a "Central Park" designed by renowned firm Enzo Enea. The space will feature outdoor tea gardens, a croquet lawn, bocce court and yoga lawn. Additionally, the two towers will receive access to Fisher Island's coveted amenities including their pristine golf course, aviary, tennis courts and so much more.

Hyde Midtown Suites & Residences 

The hot new residences located in Miami's bustling Midtown neighborhood boast a handful of amenities for residences, including the luxe "hotel living" where residences can access the hotel pool, room service, spa services and more. However, one of our favorite outdoor amenities is the property's outdoor putting green located on the property's 7th-floor amenity deck.

SLS LUX Brickell

The newly-opened, ultra luxurious SLS LUX Brickell located in downtown Miami offers everything a Miami buyer could want—gorgeous interior design, stunning views of the Miami cityscape, haute cuisine, hotel living and more. They also offer an outdoor climbing wall on its 9th-floor pool area—something you won't find in many other places in Miami.

Auberge Beach Residences & Spa Fort Lauderdale 

The luxurious Fort Lauderdale property will officially open this fall. With a focus on its state-of-the-art spa services, the property is also offering this amenity outdoors with their two outdoor spa treatment cabanas so you can relax and unwind to the sounds of the calming ocean waves.

The Paraiso District 

The gorgeous Edgewater development features four towers and unrivaled amenities, from multiple upscale pool areas, a massive circular pool open to all residents with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, tennis courts and a Beach Club coming soon.

Park Grove

The Coconut Grove waterfront property not only features breathtaking views of the water but allows you to get a cultural fix in as you bask in the views with their outdoor amphitheater. It can be activated for music and theatre events, as well as other programming.

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Auberge Beach Residences & Spa Fort Lauderdale

Slated to open this year, Auberge Beach Residences boasts an indoor golfing experience, designed by aboutGolf. The most advanced golf simulation system in Florida and one of the highest quality systems in the country, the technology will be among the first to inhabit residential condominiums. Filling a luxurious space, imagined by Mayer Davis, the software is clearly a cut above the rest. If you need a proof – the PGA tour has endorsed it.

Hyde Midtown Suites & Residences

Miami is pressed for space and Hyde Midtown Suites & Residences has found an ingenious solution. The mixed-used development has taken its putting green to the rooftop, over 30 stories high, where hotel guests and residents can practice amid breath-taking vistas of the city.

Paraiso District

Another enclave that blends golf and city views is Paraiso District, a collection of four opulent towers, resting on 11 acres in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. Among other impressive amenities, the development boasts an elevated putting green on a fifth-floor resort deck.

Palazzo Del Sol & Palazzo Della Luna

Located on the ever-trending Fisher Island, Palazzo Del Sol and Palazzo Della Luna flaunt a par-35 championship nine-hole golf course designed by P.B. Dye and exclusive to Fisher Island residents and members of the elite Fisher Island Club. And in case they need a further incentive to perfect their swing, residents of Palazzo Del Sol received a custom Garia golf cars upon closing.

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The billionaire chose to purchase a home in Fisher Island after visiting last year and being attracted to Fisher Island’s exclusive private club community that has 18 tennis courts, seven restaurants and a nine-hole golf course. Hassenfeld and his wife chose to make Palazzo Del Sol their residence by purchasing a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom home for $8.2 million.

Palazzo Del Sol is the latest property in the community and is the first to offer rooftop spaces, negative-edge pools and six-star services and amenities. Residents have access to a private movie theater, hair and makeup salon, a state-of-the-art fitness center by The Wright Fit, a children’s playroom designed by Kidville and a butler-staffed aperitivo bar. Residents of the property also receive a custom-designed Garia golf car upon closing.

Palazzo Del Sol was designed by Miami-based firm, Antrobus + Ramirez, who envisioned the property’s common spaces and amenity levels. The home contains high-end elements including book-matched marble, specialty wallpaper and teak cladding and semi-precious materials like vanilla onyx, framing the kitchen and a bookcase in the living room.

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Not a hurricane storm surge, but rather a new generation of sun dwellers who will crash the shores of this private island paradise off Miami Beach when Palazzo del Sol—a lavish, new 10-story condominium—is completed in 2016.

Palazzo del Sol is scheduled for completion in the spring of 2016.

The condominium has unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay, South Beach and downtown Miami.

After a seven-year construction hiatus (aside from renovation permits), Fisher Island is again open for business and its final land parcels are ready to beautify. Palazzo del Sol will showcase 47 contemporary luxury condos (ranging from 3,700- to 9,700-square feet) on 4.5 acres of prime land, with unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean, South Beach, Biscayne Bay, and downtown Miami. The condominium is perfectly situated on Government Cut, the channel entrance to Miami's harbor, where the bay meets the ocean—and where rudders hit the deep water.

Palazzo del Sol will likely be 10 stories (13 if you count rooftop pool, lobby and parking garage) with 47 luxurious residences.

Palazzo del Sol will feature five-star, white-glove amenities—a first for Fisher Island.

The project developer is former Fisher Island resident Heinrich von Hanau, chief executive officer of Fisher Island Holdings, who tasked Miami-based architect Kobi Karp and Swiss landscape designer Enzo Enea to design Palazzo del Sol as a "velvet rope reserve for the next wave of Fisher Island owners which will include private lush grounds and outdoor living spaces and exclusive five-star, white-glove services (private lobby, doormen, salon, massage, dedicated concierges, fur storage, nanny and medical services, customized golf carts, and indoor/outdoor aperitivo bar).” Other Palazzo del Sol designers are Augusto Busnelli, Alison Antrobus and Ruby Ramirez, and Pepe Calderin.

The development was primarily designed by Miami-based architect Kobi Karp and Swiss landscape designer Enzo Enea.

A rendering of one of the condo's pools.

Palazzo del Sol construction began last spring with pre-sales offered to existing Fisher Island residents who are seeking larger living spaces or newer units with modern top-of-the-line European finishes. The condominium will showcase the largest floor plans on Fisher Island to date, particularly outdoor space where many units will average from 1,700- to 12,800-square feet. Building residents will also enjoy a rooftop pool, poolside cabanas, a negative edge heated pool and an Enea-designed outdoor relaxation area already nicknamed "Central Park."

Fisher Island's Palazzo del Sol will sit at the channel entrance to Miami harbor, where the bay meets the ocean.

A rendering of a specially-designed relaxation area tentatively called "Central Park."

All residences will be elegant, featuring massive outdoor terraces, private elevators, 10-foot interior ceilings (penthouses will offer 15-foot ceilings), Boffi kitchens and baths, Gaggenau appliances, Dornbracht faucets, Duravit plumbing fixtures, and Lualdi doors. The property will also offer amenities such as a private movie theater, a state-of-the-art fitness center designed by the Wright Fit, a Kidville-designed playroom and even charging stations for electric cars (do limo drivers drive electric cars?).

Current Fisher Island residents get first dibs at condos in Palazzo del Sol. It will be the newest and luxurious residential development on the island.

“Our vision for the final development on Fisher Island harmonizes with the community’s existing Mediterranean-inspired style, while taking into consideration the sensibilities and needs of the new era of buyers coming from the United States, Europe, Latin America, Russia, Asia and the Middle East,” said von Hanau, who, according to the official fact sheet, secured power broker Dora Puig to head sales along with an elite team of brokers internationally renowned for selling Miami's highest-priced trophy penthouses with private rooftops and single-family estates.

Condos range from $5 million for three-bedroom residences to a $32 million penthouse, according to Curbed. Current plans call for no more than six units per floor, but von Hanau said in a press release that some early buyers purchased multiple units with the intent to combine them into larger residences. According to The Real Deal, $45 million in financing has been secured for Palazzo del Sol, which is reportedly the first of two planned 10-story buildings (13 floors counting the lobby, underground parking and rooftop pool).

Fisher Island offers lush landscaping, including a championship golf course.

Fisher Island Club's nine-hole, par 35 golf course.

Fisher Island is a 216-acre island community that likely offers the most exclusive amenities in southeastern United States—including Fisher Island Club, its recently $66-million renovated five-star resort; acclaimed Spa Internazionale; a P.B. Dye-designed nine-hole oceanside golf course; a world-class tennis center with 18 courts (two grass, two hard court and 14 clay); two deep-water, surge-proof marinas that accommodate vessels up to 250 feet; the restored Vanderbilt Mansion; a private beach club (coincidentally called The Beach Club); and over a mile of pristine white sand beaches. The island enclave is accessible to Miami Beach via yacht or auto ferry in merely seven minutes.

Aerial view of Fisher Island, the exclusive and most private of paradises.

Fisher Island has a deep water marina for yachts, where slips are said to cost at least $1 million.

Approximately 675 families live on Fisher Island with 50% representing the United States and the 50% representing over 45 other countries. Less than 30% of residents live on Fisher Island year-round as peak season is typically November 15 through April 15th. On Fisher Island, exclusivity and privacy are as critical as running water, swimming pools, and sunblock. Among those calling Fisher Island home are billionaires, chief executives, philanthropists, entrepreneurs, international dignitaries, celebrities, athletes, entertainers, musicians, models, etc.

While Fisher Island doesn't reveal information about its residents, media reports have revealed some prominent current or former residents—including media magnate Oprah Winfrey, actress Julia Roberts, former tennis players Andre Agassi and Boris Becker, and erstwhile hockey star Pavel Buré.

Fisher Island out was created out of sand and mangroves when a channel was cut through the bay, as ordered by Congress.

Miami Beach developer Carl Fisher, for whom Fisher Island is named, bought the island in 1919.

Fisher Island was created in 1906 when the U.S. Congress ordered construction of Government Cut, which opened a more accessible shipping lane for commerce between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay. This channel across the bay developed the island out of sand, coconut palms and mangroves. Fisher Island is named for Miami Beach developer Carl Fisher, who purchased the land in 1919 and quadrupled the island’s land mass. Now the seemingly last parcel of land up for sale again—this time in a luxurious building named for a sun palace.

But here, where privacy is paramount, you'll never find out where the Fisher king—or queen—resides... unless you count Oprah's residency.

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