PROFILE Exclusive: The Legendary 46 Star Island Originally Built By Carl Fisher Finally Sells For $39 Million

PROFILEmiami is the first to report that the legendary cul-du-sac, located at 46 Star Island, which was originally built by the "founder" of Miami Beach Carl Fisher, has finally sold for $39 million. The property was listed by Dora Puig and Alexa Iacovelli of Luxe Living Realty and Jill Hertzberg of The Jills Zeder Group at Coldwell Banker brought they buyer, who remains unnamed. The seller was Marc Iacovelli who originally purchased the home in 1987 for $1.825 million. 46 Star Island first listed in 2016 for $65 million before later dropping its price to $48 million and even tested out the auction market with Concierge Auctions in January 2018.

46 Star Island features 10 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms with over 18,356 SF of living area. The estate was completely renovated in 2016 keeping the classic Mediterranean design with modern features such as a new kitchen and updated living areas. Luxurious features and finishes cover every inch of the property such as a large, ornate living room with vaulted ceiling; clerestory and arched casement windows, 3,000-bottle wine cellar, billiard room with wet bar, gym, office, staff quarters, sun room, formal dining room, guest quarters, and a massive chef's kitchen. Outside features over 250' of waterfront complete with lounge areas, exotic landscaping, resort style pool with cabana, and 2 private docks on of which with has a boat lift, all offering stunning views of Biscayne Bay and Monument Island. 

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Star Island Heats Up As Alex Rodriguez, Jennifer Lopez and Ken Griffin Acquire Multimillion-Dollar Properties

Ultra-luxury real estate on Star Island is heating up amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Celebrity power couple Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez have acquired 13 Star Island Drive for $32.5 million and Ken Griffin, the billionaire hedge-fund manager and founder of the Chicago-based Citadel Securities, has acquired 11 and 12 Star Island Drive for $37 million. A 6-bedroom, 14,268 SF estate located at 14 Star Island Drive has also closed for $24 million.

Rodriguez and Lopez’s new home spans 10-bedrooms, spread over 15,011 SF with over 100’ of water frontage. The lavish mansion also features a chef’s kitchen, wine room, luxurious master bedroom with bay views, pool, spa, cabana with summer kitchen, wet bar and dock. E&A Estates was the seller, represented by Jill Hertzberg and Jill Eber of the Jills Zeder Group at Coldwell Banker. Arlene Susy Dunand of Coldwell Banker represented the buyer.

An entity tied to Ken Griffin acquired a double lot with views of Downtown Miami at 11 and 12 Star Island Drive in an off-market deal. Griffin has also spent roughly $350 million acquiring an assemblage on Blossom Way in nearby Palm Beach.

These sales follow the sale of 22 Star Island for $49.5 million in July. The home was developed by Todd Michael Glaser, designed by DOMO Architecture + Design with interiors by Dunagan Diverio Design Group. The neighboring 46 Star Island is currently listed for $39,950,000 with Dora Puig of Luxe Living Realty.

46 Star Island, Previously The Most Expensive Home For Sale In Miami and Originally Built By Carl Fisher, Drops Price To $48 Million

The legendary cul-du-sac, located at 46 Star Island, which was originally built by the "founder" of Miami Beach Carl Fisher, has dropped its price from a city high $65 million to $48 million. The mansion also previously listed via auction without reserve on January 31 with Concierge Auctions in December but did not sell. 

46 Star Island features 10 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms with over 18,356 SF of living area. The estate was completely renovated in 2016 keeping the classic Mediterranean design with modern features such as a new kitchen and updated living areas. Luxurious features and finishes cover every inch of the property such as a large, ornate living room with vaulted ceiling; clerestory and arched casement windows, 3,000-bottle wine cellar, billiard room with wet bar, gym, office, staff quarters, sun room, formal dining room, guest quarters, and a massive chef's kitchen. Outside features over 250' of waterfront complete with lounge areas, exotic landscaping, resort style pool with cabana, and 2 private docks on of which with has a boat lift, all offering stunning views of Biscayne Bay and Monument Island. 

46 Star Island is currently listed for $48 million with listing agents Alexa Iacovelli and Mirce Curkoski of ONE Sotheby's International Realty. 

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$65 Million Star Island Mansion Originally Built By Carl Fisher Heads To Auction January 31

The $65 million Star Island mansion that was previously held the title of being the most expensive property for sale in Miami will be heading to auction without reserve on January 31 after a month long marketing period. The auction will be conducted by Concierge Auctions in cooperation with listing agents Alexa Iacovelli and Mirce Curkoski of ONE Sotheby's International Realty. The legendary cul-du-sac, located at 46 Star Island, was originally built by the "founder" of Miami Beach Carl Fisher and features 10 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms with over 18,356 SF of living area. The estate was completely renovated in 2016 keeping the classic Mediterranean design with modern features such as a new kitchen and updated living areas. Luxurious features and finishes cover every inch of the property such as a large, ornate living room with vaulted ceiling; clerestory and arched casement windows, 3,000-bottle wine cellar, billiard room with wet bar, gym, office, staff quarters, sun room, formal dining room, guest quarters, and a massive chef's kitchen. Outside features over 250' of waterfront complete with lounge areas, exotic landscaping, resort style pool with cabana, and 2 private docks on of which with has a boat lift, all offering stunning views of Biscayne Bay and Monument Island. The auction will be held on January 31 without reserve. 

Photos by Alex Tarajano Photo