The Light House Comes to Market Asking $43.9 Million on Miami’s Belle Meade Island

The Light House at dusk, with its illuminated waterfront façade and pool facing Biscayne Bay.

A newly completed waterfront estate known as The Light House is coming to market at an announced asking price of $43.9 million, according to the listing team. Chad Carroll of The Carroll Group at Compass is handling the offering at 1155 Belle Meade Island Drive. The estate is owned by powerboat racer and entrepreneur Ross Romash and Caroline Romash.

Cody J. Thamann of Thamann Architecture + Design designed the residence, with landscape architecture by Christopher Cawley. The seven-bedroom home spans 11,358 interior square feet on an 18,208-square-foot corner lot with 120 feet of open-bay frontage, according to the listing team.

On the main living level, retractable glass walls open on opposite sides, creating a passage from the waterfall-framed entry courtyard to the bay. The ground-level primary suite also opens onto the pool deck and waterfront. Travertine, lava stone, bronze and teak recur throughout the house.

A green-veined marble island anchors the main kitchen. A separate prep kitchen sits behind fluted millwork, and an outdoor kitchen serves the pool terrace. A glass-enclosed wellness room overlooks the water and contains a gym, sauna and spa.

The climate-controlled automotive gallery accommodates up to 16 cars and has a viewing lounge above it. A private deep-water dock gives the property direct access to the bay.

Photos by Daniel Petroni/The Chad Carroll Group.

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