Golden Beach Oceanfront Estate Complete With Shelby Cobra Hits Market For $42 Million

An ultra-luxury tropical paradise in Golden Beach has hit the market for $42,000,000. This stunning oasis offers 9 bedrooms with private access to a backyard beach, providing the ultimate in relaxation and luxury living. The 12,000 SF mansion has recently undergone a million-dollar makeover and is tastefully staged with Artefacto's sublime collection of furniture, perfectly complementing the beachfront setting. As an added option, a custom Backdraft Shelby Cobra from Prestige Imports can also be included as part of the sale. The home was designed by DOMO Architecture + Design developed by Todd Michael Glaser.

Situated on the Atlantic Ocean, this modern tropical retreat boasts panoramic ocean views and an array of extravagant amenities. The living areas feature a wet bar, gourmet kitchen, elegant dining room, family room, and a spacious terrace with a summer kitchen – perfect for entertaining guests or simply enjoying the ocean breeze.

The primary suite offers ocean views with marble his-and-hers bathrooms and walk-in closets. On the ground floor, an entertainment space awaits with a show-stopping Shelby Cobra car. Additional amenities include a rooftop terrace, theater, guesthouse, 4 kitchens, elevator, patio, and cabana.

263 Ocean Blvd is listed with Nelson Gonzalez of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty for $42,000,000.

Images via Nelson Gonzalez BHHS EWM Realty

Rare Moorish Mediterranean Oceanfront Estate In Golden Beach Hits Market For $55 Million

A rare oceanfront estate in the exclusive Golden Beach has hit the market for $55 million, offering exquisite private beachfront haven with unparalleled ocean views. Spanning 11,599 SF on a 41,750 SF lot with 150’ of private ocean frontage, the Mediterranean Moorish-style estate is designed with impeccable attention to detail showcasing a seamless blend of modern elegance and timeless charm.

The home features include a pristine private beach, extensive outdoor living spaces, a captivating oval pool, and an expansive poolside cabana with a circular bar, catering kitchen, and alfresco dining. Luxurious amenities include a gym, home theater, and guest house with a living room and kitchen.

Golden Beach is a highly sought-after community renowned for its 1.8 miles of private beachfront, its own police force, beach club, tennis courts, and a new fitness and spa facility. Current and former high-profile residents include Bill Gates, Ricky Martin, Tommy Hilfiger and more.

387 Ocean Blvd is listed for $55 million by Lydia Eskenazi & Jonathan Bigelman with BE Luxury Group at ONE Sotheby’s International Realty and Isaac Lustgarten from OFFICIAL.

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Check Out This Golden Beach Oceanfront Compound Which Just Hit The Market For $68 Million

Directly on the sands of Golden Beach, a highly sought-after community renowned for its 1.8 miles of private beachfront just north of Sunny Isles Beach, a rare oceanfront compound offering a main residence, a guest house and a secondary estate have hit the market asking $68 million. Offering a combined 10 bedrooms, 18 Bathrooms, 13,323-square feet of interiors on a 60,486-square foot lot with 233-feet of oceanfront, this compound listing is a Florida dream.

115 Ocean showcases 7 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and 9,121 square feet of interiors with 157 feet on the water. 105 Ocean comes in at 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and 4,202 square feet of interiors and 76 feet of water frontage. 115 and 105 Ocean are listed for $68 million by Dina Goldentayer with Douglas Elliman.

Interior highlights include numerous hosting areas like an oceanfront salon and grand dining room, multiple contemporary kitchens, a fireplace lounge, and game room. The primary suite offers an elegant seating lounge, luxurious bath with walk-in closet, and glass enclosed terrace to take in the sunrise and ocean breeze. The property grounds feature a resort style pool, outdoor dining and lounge seating, cabana baths, and lush green space.

Golden Beach is a highly sought-after community renowned for its 1.8 miles of private beachfront, its own police force, beach club, tennis courts, and a new fitness and spa facility. Current and former high profile residents include Bill Gates, Ricky Martin, Tommy Hilfigher and more.

South Florida has seen a spike in demand for compound properties as we see more and more high-profile individuals buying up their neighbors to amass trophy private estates - including Jeff Bezos, Eric Schmidt and the record breaking sale of the three neighboring oceanfront properties in Golden Beach for a record $93 million to Phillip Ragon to name a few.

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Images via Become Legendary / Dina Goldentayer

Triple-Lot Waterfront Estate In Hallandale's Golden Isles Sells For Record $10 Million

An expansive triple-lot residence in the gated Hallandale community of Golden Isles located at 101 Holiday Drive sold for $10 million, setting a new benchmark for the neighborhood as the highest price ever paid for a single-family home. The sale also breaks the record as the highest price ever paid for a single-family home in the City of Hallandale. The highest previous record sale within Golden Isles closed in April of 2022 for $6,395,000.

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty top-producer Scott Patterson closed a record-breaking transaction, working with both the buyer and seller in the sale. The buyer is from Israel and the seller is from Mexico.

The two-story, 10,123-square-foot home sits on a 38,844-square-foot lot, marked by a point-lot that boasts the Intracoastal on one side and a canal on the other. It also has 420+ feet of seawall with southeast views facing Golden Beach, ideal for accommodating large yachts.

“This remarkable property represents a distinct opportunity for our area, and it has been a privilege to bring the deal to fruition,” said Patterson. “Setting a record of this magnitude underscores the unmistakable draw of our market, and how savvy homebuyers fully appreciate the sheer value of these waterfront properties -- from their size and scope to their setting.”

The grounds are extensive, complete with waterfront covered terraces, a heated pool and jacuzzi, and a large backyard. Adding to the property’s uniqueness, it is located in a ‘no wake’ zone with no fixed bridges to the Atlantic Ocean, making it all the more enticing for boating enthusiasts.

Images via Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty

Beachfront Estate With Ocean Views In The Exclusive Golden Beach Leases For $50,000 /Mo.

The luxury real estate market across Miami continues to stay hot and one of the county’s few true beachfront homes in the exclusive Golden Beach community has leased for $50,000 per month to a crypto and NFT investor. Located at 125 Ocean Blvd., the home offers one-of-a-kind ocean views and private beach access. 125 Ocean Blvd is a 5 bedroom, 6.5 bathroom home spanning 5,373 SF on a 21,300 SF lot with 75’ of oceanfront. The home was listed with Christian Rodriguez with Homeside Realty Corp and the lessee was represented by Frederika ‘Kiki’ Rutten with ONE Sotheby’s International Realty.

The luxury rental market has been extremely hot over the past few months. Recently a home on Hibiscus Island rented for $125,000 per month, a home on Key Biscayne’s Mashta Island leased for $100,000 per month and a home on Indian Creek leased for $120,000 per month. The condo rental market is hot as well where a unit a PARAMOUNT Miami Worldcenter recently leased for $36,000 per month.

Radio Mogul Tom Joyner Sells Golden Beach Oceanfront Home For $19 Million

Retired radio legend Tom Joyner has sold his incredible beachfront villa located in the ultra-exclusive town of Golden Beach. The home, which is located on a four-block stretch at 469 Ocean Blvd. and was featured as an Architectural Digest cover story, sold for $19 million. Dina Goldentayer with Douglas Elliman represented both sides of the transaction.

The tri-level villa offers 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms spread over 7,340 SF. The home underwent a $7.5 million renovation in 2020 from designer Deborah Wecselman of Wecselman Design, architect Wesley Kean of KoDA, contractor Larqcon Group, and landscape architecture firm Enea. The home features ocean views from nearly ever room and a foyer transformed into an art gallery with pieces from Picasso, Robert Pruitt, Allora & Calzadilla, and Ernie Barnes; finished with a custom Bocci pendant light hanging from the ceiling over the architectural staircase.

The master bedroom occupies the entire third floor featuring stunning bathroom with a glass encased RiFRA tub in the center of the room plus a large open dark wood closet.

Outdoors features a seaside swimming pool with spacious verandas, summer kitchen, beachside louvered cabana and direct access to a private beach.

Golden Beach is the only private community with homes on the sand in South Florida. The ultra-exclusive gated community has its own police force, private beach with pavilion and beachside service, tennis courts, basketball court, multiple parks and kids playground.

Images via Mike Ruiz with Become Legendary

Inside Florida's Newly-Signed State Law Regarding Public Access to Private Beaches

The bill, signed by Gov. Rick Scott last month, has spurred questions from beach residents and businesses alike; some fear access to Florida’s coastline will be cut off immediately. State ownership of Florida beaches extends from the mean high tide mark (wet sand) seaward to navigable waters, and private ownership extends from the mean high tide mark upland (dry sand).

Starting July 1, H.B. 631 will make it harder for local governments to mandate access to the privately owned beaches. It prevents municipalities from adopting ordinances to allow public entry when private property owners want to block off their beaches. Instead, the city or county would need to get a judge’s approval — by suing the private landowners. Litigation is likely inevitable as the public expects open access to beaches and would add a burden on the courts without providing any additional funding. 

In the past, municipalities were able to issue a Customary Use Ordinance to allow public access. The term “customary use” refers to the general right of the public to enjoy public beach access based on the legal doctrine of custom. The Florida Supreme Court recognizes such ordinances when the public’s use has been “ancient, reasonable, without interruption, and free from dispute.” 

According to the state Department of Environmental Protection, Florida has 825 miles of sandy beaches. Opponents of the new law worry that it will encourage private owners to restrict access by posting signs or roping off sand to prevent trespassing. Public officials worry how the limits will affect tourism, as beach recreation is a primary draw for visitors. 

Unfortunately, the effects of the law will be revealed on a case-by-case basis. Florida Senator Kathleen Passidomo, R-Naples, sponsored the bill in response to a complaint by Walton County residents, who were tired of beachgoers setting up chairs and leaving trash behind on their properties. They sued the county for not allowing them to restrict public access, and lost. Most resorts along the Eastern coastline, however, say they have no intention of restricting their beaches. Miami Beach says the law will have no impact there because the beachfront is public and state owned. 

Article by Katya Demina

Featured Listing: Tommy Hilfiger Lists Golden Beach Mansion for $27.5 Million

Tommy Hilfiger has listed his oceanfront mansion in Golden Beach for $27.5 million. The home is 14,075 SF and features over 100' of water frontage along with 7 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. The interiors were designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard and include a black marble staircase, hair-on-hide carpets, scratch-and-sniff fruit wallpaper and a one-of-a-kind Tommy Hilfiger personalized office. The estate also features an oceanfront infinity pool with direct beach and ocean access right out back along with a beachfront cabana. Listing and photos by The Jills of Coldwell Banker Real Estate. 

Featured Listing: Golden Beach Waterfront Mansion Listed for $14.95 Million

Miami real estate developer Paul Groll has listed his Golden Beach mansion for $14.95 million and the home looks to be worth every penny. Meticulous and modern design is evident throughout the 11,531 SF home that covers 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The mansion is located directly on the Intracoastal waterway with water views and water access. The interior was designed by Steven G. and includes Aster Italian finishes and marble floors. The home also includes a movie theater, chef's kitchen and an inanity-edge pool. The home is located at 170 South Island in Golden Beach and the listing price equates to roughly $1,297 SF and is the fourth most expensive home for sale in the neighborhood. Currently listed with Denver Bright of Douglas Elliman Real Estate.