Check Out The Highest Duplex In Aston Martin Residences Asking $12.2 Million Complete With An Aston Martin DBX
Sky Villa 5002, the highest duplex at Miami’s Aston Martin Residences, a home straight out of a James Bond film, has hit the market for $12.2 million, complete with a brand-new Aston Martin DBX. As one of only three duplexes in the building, this glass-wrapped sanctuary is as rare as it is breathtaking.
Sky Villa 5002, the highest duplex at Miami’s Aston Martin Residences, a home straight out of a James Bond film, has hit the market for $12.2 million, complete with a brand-new Aston Martin DBX. As one of only three duplexes in the building, and the highest of those three, this glass-wrapped sanctuary is as rare as it is breathtaking. The nearly 5,000-square-foot duplex with double-height ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass, offers uninterrupted views of Biscayne Bay and the Brickell skyline. Designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, the residence features two expansive terraces that redefine waterfront elegance.
Staged by Interior Marketing Group, the design softens the sleek, glass-wrapped architecture with an interplay of tones, textures, and sculptural statement pieces. A neutral palette creates effortless sophistication, while organic materials—including stone, wood, and woven accents—introduce warmth and balance. Throughout the home, the fusion of clean lines and organic silhouettes transforms this Sky Villa into a move-in-ready, turnkey retreat.
Aston Martin Residences Sky Villa 5002, 300 Biscayne Boulevard, Way is listed for $12.2 million with Jordan Lederman, Esq. with Fortune Christie's International Real Estate.
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