Florida real estate may be precarious but that hasn't stopped the rise of luxury condo penthouses. Today's home is the palatial penthouse A at the top of the Apogee building in Miami Beach. The penthouse is 6,853 square feet of interior square feet spread out over three levels with six bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms. The interior is mostly raw space with double-height windows and 22-foot celings but the exterior space is what really dazzles. It has more than 11,000 square feet of terrace space with a 360-degree rooftop palazzo, private pool, and summer kitchen. The views are outstanding from just about every angle. The penthouse comes with an elevator, 2.5-car private air-conditioned garage, staff quarters, and other luxury amenities. It is listed at $22 million.
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9-25-2008 @ 2:50PM
Henry said...
Nice but nowhere near $3200/sq ft nice. Destined to be purchased by a sheik or heir.
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9-25-2008 @ 4:10PM
Rich said...
Or, maybe Crockett and Tubbs could go in on it, if the Testarossa finally sells.
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9-25-2008 @ 4:30PM
Matt said...
What is a 2 and a half car garage?
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9-25-2008 @ 5:14PM
CK Dexter-Haven said...
Might be a little room for storage. Several higher-end condo's that I have seen lately actually have a "garage" in the garage. Your two spaces are behind walls and a door, just as they'd be at a house. With a few cubic feet extra, you have "storage".
9-25-2008 @ 7:49PM
Eric of AZ said...
I know where my parents retirned to in FL, 2.5 or 3.5 car garages are fairly common, often to store the golf cart that you use to get around the development (or to golf, lol).
9-25-2008 @ 4:31PM
Deidre Woollard said...
good point, Matt, I got that from the listing description. Room for a bike or motorcycle perhaps?
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9-26-2008 @ 12:33PM
Kevin Tomlinson said...
Hello all!
Kevin Tomlinson here. The listing is 6800 sf inside, BUT with 11,000 sf of terrace space, which would be valued at approximately a 50% ratio, would be a total of 12,300 sf. As an additional bonus, taxes or maintenance fees are NOT paid on ANY of the terrace/roof/pool since they are actually limited common elements.
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