The Kobi Karp-Designed Ultra-Luxe Condo Palazzo Della Luna Tops Out On The Private Fisher Island
Palazzo Della Luna, located on the last waterfront parcel at the extremely private and ultra-luxurious Fisher Island, has officially topped off at 10-stories. The ultra-luxury boutique condominium, which launched sales in February 2018, offers 50 residences which range from 3 to 7-bedroom floor-plans.
Palazzo Della Luna, located on the last waterfront parcel at the extremely private and ultra-luxurious Fisher Island, has officially topped off at 10-stories. The ultra-luxury boutique condominium, which launched sales in February 2018, offers 50 residences which range from 3 to 7-bedroom floor-plans. The project is being developed by PDS Development, LLC and veteran developer Heinrich von Hanau, with construction being overseen by ASR Construction, LLC. Palazzo Della Luna is slated for completion in summer 2019. Pricing at the opulent property is averaging over $2,000 SF.
Palazzo Della Luna was designed by local Miami starchitect Kobi Karp and features interiors by the NY-based Champalimaud Design. Finishes include gilded glass, statuary marble, terrazzo and cerused oak. Residences also feature private elevator access, contemporary flow-through floorplans, deep outdoor terraces, floor-to-ceiling glass and 10' to 15' ceilings which amplify for natural light, all with breathtaking views of the ocean, bay, city skyline and Fisher Island golf course. Palazzo Della Luna also offers a $40 million, 7-bedroom penthouse, which is the most expensive listing on the island.
Palazzo Della Luna and its sister building, the sold-out Palazzo Del Sol which delivered last year, will be joined by a lush central park. Karp envisioned a lush garden with a serenity yoga lawn, outdoor gardens and a bocce ball court. Karp also designed the porte-cochère entrances to be adorned with multilevel hanging gardens and tropical vines, while vanishing-edge pools and huge cabanas further the feel of a six-star resort.
Fisher Island's Palazzo Del Sol Named Best Residential Development in U.S. By International Property Awards
Fisher Island's Palazzo Del Sol is proving to deliver, bringing fresh new residential options to the highly-exclusive, luxurious, private island. Shortly after being awarded International Property Awards' Best Residential Development in Florida, Palazzo Del Sol has been named the International Property Awards' Best Residential Development in the United States.
Fisher Island's Palazzo Del Sol is proving to deliver, bringing fresh new residential options to the highly-exclusive, luxurious, private island. Shortly after being awarded International Property Awards' Best Residential Development in Florida, Palazzo Del Sol has been named the International Property Awards' Best Residential Development in the United States. After several rounds of judging, the property beat out some of the country’s most prestigious single and multifamily homes, winning this coveted award for its incredibly high design, unrivaled white-glove services and luxurious, next-level amenities. For over 20 years, the International Property Awards has celebrated the highest level of excellence in the real estate, architecture and interior design industries. Palazzo Del Sol was completed in 2016 and was developed by Heinrich von Hanau's PDS Development, LLC. Hanau curated an world-acclaimed team including former International Property Awards winners Antrobus + Ramirez to oversee the interior design, landscape architect Enzo Enea, architect Kobi Karp and general contractor ASR Construction. The five-star boutique condominium features 43-ultra-luxury residences which feature unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean, South Beach, Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami to its well-heeled part-time and full-time residents, thanks to its prime location on a 4.5-acre waterfront parcel on Government Cut, the entrance to Miami’s port where the bay meets the ocean. Current availability includes select units priced from $6.5 million. Palazzo Del Sol residents enjoy a suite of indulgent amenities including a waterfront butler-serviced aperitivo bar and lounge, private movie theater, hair and makeup salon, private massage rooms, state-of-the-art fitness center designed by The Wright Fit, Kidville-designed children’s playroom, business center and contemporary pool terrace with towel attendant and cabanas. Residents also receive a custom-designed Garia golf car upon closing.
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