Palazzo Della Luna On Fisher Island Reveals $9 Million Residence Designed by Champalimaud

Fisher Island’s Palazzo Della Luna has revealed a lavish, $9 million residence designed by the New York-based, internationally-acclaimed interior design firm Champalimaud. Palazzo Della Luna is a 50-residence, 10-story boutique development located on the private Fisher Island which his consistently ranked as one the wealthiest zip code in the U.S. The ultra-luxe building offers move-in-ready and limited-edition turnkey residences from internationally-acclaimed designers.

The Champalimaud-designed residence is fully-furnished, spanning 3-bedrooms and 3-bathrooms spread over 3,724 SF of interior space. The residence also offers a large terrace with unparalleled views of Miami’s famous coastlines. Priced at $9 million, the abode offers a bright and airy aesthetic made for easy and luxurious living. Interior design elements include blonde oak wood flooring, statement light fixtures, hand-picked Italian marbles and more. Upon direct elevator entry into the residence, an exquisite reading room sets the tone with unique, custom shelving and the finest of millwork, all with flow-through views of the ocean. The crisp aura of the interiors, juxtaposed by fine hints of vibrant color, mirrors the tropical waters and backdrop of Miami Beach through floor-to-ceiling windows.

“The exquisite details of this designer home instantly draw modern-day buyers desiring to live in the zenith of the newest luxury product on Fisher Island,” said Dora Puig, Director of Sales and Marketing for Palazzo Della Luna. “This building has cultivated elite prestige, showcasing an exclusive lifestyle through its thoughtful design and a full-service amenity experience that is exclusive to the property and its neighboring sister building, Palazzo Del Sol. There’s nothing like this around us.”

Palazzo Della Luna marks the first residential project for Champalimaud Design, which is renowned for the design of The Beverly Hills Hotel, The Dorchester London, The Raffles Singapore and The Waldorf Astoria New York to name a few of their hospitality commissioned projects. The firm also curated the lobby and interior amenities to embody the tranquil environment of Fisher Island. On the heels of Fisher Island celebrating its centennial anniversary, Palazzo Della Luna now represents the pinnacle of bespoke luxury on the island offering six-star services and amenities including a waterfront lounge with a butler-serviced Aperitivo bar and lounge, a beauty salon and treatment rooms, fitness center, Kidville children’s playroom, theatre, business center, two pools, a spa cabana and more. Fisher Island is a secure oasis with an exclusive members-only Fisher Island Club that includes a Beach Club, the Vanderbilt Mansion, par-35 championship golf course by P.B. Dye, 18 tennis courts (with all four Grand Slam surfaces), and two private deep-water marinas, among other conveniences and amenities.

“Like the rest of Florida, full time Fisher Island residents enjoy the benefits of a living in a non-income tax state matched with the luxurious lifestyle of the American tropics. Fisher Islands exclusive country club lifestyle and secure private island sets Palazzo Della Luna apart from any other condominium options in South Florida,” says Irina Artemova who is a leading sales executive at Palazzo Della Luna.

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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. 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.

Strong Sales Reported At The Kobi Karp-Designed Ultra-Luxury Palazzo Del Sol On The Exclusive Fisher Island

Kobi Karp, globally recognized among the best and most influential sustainable architecture design firms, has sparked a buying frenzy in America’s most expensive zip code, Miami's Fisher Island. The surge is attributed to Karp’s groundbreaking vision for the properties where buyers are seeking Karp's opulent waterfront design at now sold-out Palazzo Del Sol and soon-to-be-built Palazzo Della Luna. The buildings are sited on Fisher Island’s last-remaining waterfront parcel and feature prices averaging $2,000 SF. 

Since their respective launches, each condominium building has reported tremendous demand among the global elite. In 2017, a penthouse in Palazzo Del Sol, home to billionaire and former Hasbro CEO Alan Hassenfeld, former Formula One driver Enrique Bernoldi, sold for a record-breaking $35 million. Palazzo Della Luna, which launched sales in February, will feature a stunning collection of three to seven-bedroom residences with panoramic views, including a $40 million penthouse, which will be the highest-priced listing ever recorded on the island.

“I designed both properties to exceed the expectations of owners…and the response has been phenomenal,” said Karp. “I put added emphasis on creating a lifestyle experience that is otherwise unmatched. Fisher Island is one of the world’s grandest addresses, but it’s still an island. That’s why I created a type of barefoot elegance and ambiance that can only be reserved for this oasis.”

Karp was inspired by the historic Vanderbilt mansion on Fisher Island from which he took the traditional DNA and charm of the Mediterranean Italianate property, then infused the designs with modern architecture. His designs marked by contemporary sophistication seamlessly draw the outdoors inside. Residences feature private elevator access, contemporary flow-through floorplans, finishes of Beachwood and coral stone, deep outdoor terraces, floor-to-ceiling glass and 10' to 15' ceilings amplify for natural light, all with breathtaking views of the ocean, bay, city skyline and Fisher Island golf course. 

The 10-story amenity-rich buildings will be joined by a lush central park, which Karp envisioned to include 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.

Karp’s designs have garnered the accolades of international critics as Palazzo Del Sol was recently named the “Best Residential Development in the United States” by International Property Awards.