Celebrity Restauranteur Myles Chefetz Of Prime One Twelve Lists Continuum South Beach Condo For $14 Million

Celebrity restauranteur Myles Chefetz, who is known for turning South Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood into the luxury enclave it is known as today with his successful and celebrity famed restaurants Prime One Twelve, Prime Italian, Big Pink & Forte De Marmi, has listed his condo in Continuum South Beach for $14 million. Chafetz’s restaurants are frequented by Hollywood A-listers such as Simon Cowell, Owen Wilson, Vera Wang, Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Oprah Winfrey, Bill Clinton, Tom Brady and Giselle Bundschen, Leonardo DiCaprio, Alex Rodriguez, Dwayne Wade etc., and are in walking distance of his Continuum South Beach condo.

The residence spans 3,030 SF of interior space and 1,216 SF of outdoor space spread over 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. The residence was custom designed by Briggs Solomon to embody the definition of timeless and cool with no expense spared, featuring furnishings by Christian Liagre and Luminaire. The residence offers planked French roasted Oak flooring, floating baseboards, Porsche lighting, extensive custom millwork, a Boffi Kitchen with all Gaggenau appliances, Bardigilo marble slabs encompassing the master bathroom with TV’s built into the mirrors, an impressive art collection and a fully integrated state of the art savant audio visual system. 50 S Pointe Drive, 3502, Continuum South Beach, is currently listed for $14,000,000 with Eloy Carmenate & Mick Duchon of Douglas Elliman Real Estate.

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ATM Clothing Designer and Founder Anthony Thomas Melillo Purchases Unit at Three Hundred Collins

ATM clothing designer and founder, Anthony Thomas Melillo has purchased a unit at Three Hundred Collins, a project that has been attracting big names who are looking for that walkable New York City lifestyle found in the South of Fifth neighborhood.

Three Hundred Collins is a project by Jason Halpern of JMH Development and NYC’s designer for the one percent, Thomas Juul-Hansen, and has become South of Fifth’s newest icon attracting some of NYC’s biggest fashion luminaries. A few months ago it was reported that Richard Ferretti and James Gager, Estee Lauder executives, purchased a $5.8M unit. Myles Chefetz, owner of the iconic Prime 112 restaurant also purchased a unit in the same building.

Last Friday, ATM clothing designer and founder, Anthony Thomas Melillo closed on the largest two-bedroom residence in the building that features a 12-foot deep wrap around terrace with Miami Beach Sunset views, private elevator access, and a top-of-the-line Miele kitchen. Melillo closed for just over $2M and was represented by Dina Goldentayer & Joseph Schafer of Douglas Elliman Real Estate, who held both sides of the deal.

The 19-unit boutique building is 95% sold and is in the heart of South of Fifth, home to the most iconic restaurants and shops, and is steps away from the beach. Three Hundred Collins offers the amenities NYC’s luxury buyers are looking for including a concierge, fitness center, rooftop deck with cabanas, and a 75-foot saltwater pool.

Article by: Katya Demina