Starchitect Chad Oppenheim's Miami Home, Villa Allegra, Hits Market For $33 Million
Miami-based starchitect Chad Oppenheim, who has designed some of the finest waterfront homes and condominium towers including Ten Museum Park, has listed his home on Miami’s Sunset Islands for $33 million. Listed with Oren Alexander and Tal Alexander of OFFICIAL, Villa Allegra was a once-ordinary single-story ranch which was transformed by Chad Oppenheim into a tropical modern home
Miami-based starchitect Chad Oppenheim, who has designed some of the finest waterfront homes and condominium towers including Ten Museum Park, has listed his home on Miami’s Sunset Islands for $33 million. Listed with Oren Alexander and Tal Alexander of OFFICIAL, Villa Allegra, located at 1500 W 23rd Street, was a once-ordinary single-story ranch which was transformed by Chad Oppenheim into a tropical modern home by adding multiple interior and exterior rooms to create over 6,000 square feet of classic yet contemporary living space. The striking yet pared-back home is nestled in a garden of native vegetation, guaranteeing its future buyer tranquility and the utmost privacy.
Villa Allegra is made for entertaining, having hosted celebrations for big-name brands like Audi and Ferrari, and even appearing in the Miami Vice movie. From the grandeur of the living spaces to intimate alcoves, every corner reflects Oppenheim's style that blurs the line between classical and contemporary. Located in Sunset Island III, the waterfront villa is nestled in a lush garden of native vegetation, conceived by Raymond Jungles, this home embodies the perfect blend of luxury and tranquility. Outdoors features multiple docks to accommodate water toys and yachts up to 75’.
Chad Oppenheim established Oppenheim Architecture in 1999 and now has studios in Miami and Basel, Switzerland with an inquisitive team of forty architects, interior designers, planners, dreamers, and technicians. Oppenheim Architecture has received over 90 awards, including more than 60 from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Awards, as well as a National Design Award from Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. Their projects in Miami include Ten Museum Park, Forte dei Marmi, Metropica and several record breaking single family waterfront homes, amongst other commercial and residential project.
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Sunset Islands Waterfront Home Trades For $11.5 Million In Off Market Deal
A waterfront home on Miami Beach’s Sunset Island III, located at 1775 West 24th St., has sold in an off market deal for $11.5 million, roughly $3,546 PSF. The buyer was represent by Mallory McGuire and Mirce Curkoski of The Waterfront Team at ONE Sotheby’s International Realty and the seller was represented by Jacqueline Groll and Albert Justo also of The Waterfront Team at ONE Sotheby’s International Realty.
A waterfront home on Miami Beach’s Sunset Island III, located at 1775 West 24th St., has sold in an off market deal for $11.5 million, roughly $3,546 PSF. The buyer was represent by Mallory McGuire and Mirce Curkoski of The Waterfront Team at ONE Sotheby’s International Realty and the seller was represented by Jacqueline Groll and Albert Justo also of The Waterfront Team at ONE Sotheby’s International Realty. The existing 3,243 SF home sits on a 13,125 SF lot and will be demolished to make way for a new home.
The Sunset Islands, a set of four luxurious residential islands located just off of South Beach next to Sunset Harbour, have been a hotspot for luxury development and transactions. Recently Andian Development acquired 1415 North View Drive for $13.9 million with plans to renovate the home. In December Shlomy Alexander, Felix Cohen and Julian Cohen sold a spec home they developed at 1825 West 24th Street for a Sunset Island record $25 million, $3,811 PSF. Developer James Curnin sold a spec home at 1757 West 27th Street for $24.8 million to foamier Goldman Sachs exec Don Mullen and Kawa Capital Management co-founder Alexandre Saverin and his wife sold their home at 1617 West 22nd Street on Sunset Island IV for $13 million.
Tour An Ivy Covered Mansion On Miami Beach's Sunset Islands Once Owned By Anna Kournikova Asking $14.25 Million
Hidden in one of Miami’s most prestigious gated communities, 2345 Lake Avenue will immediately enchant you with its abundance of tropical foliage and old-school class. The 19,281-square-foot waterfront mansion is located on Sunset Island III and was once owned by former professional tennis player, Anna Kournikova.
Hidden in one of Miami’s most prestigious gated communities, 2345 Lake Avenue will immediately enchant you with its abundance of tropical foliage and old-school class. The 19,281-square-foot waterfront mansion is located on Sunset Island III and was once owned by former professional tennis player, Anna Kournikova. Enter this eight bedroom, eight bathroom estate through the stunning gated entrance whose ivy-covered facade will transport you into a different time. The tall vaulted ceilings and arched windows flood the house with an abundance of natural light, which is family friendly with multiple indoor and outdoor spaces for entertaining. Amenities include a kitchen with an oversized island, master suite with private balcony and his-and-hers closets, rustic finishes, boat dock, and a central courtyard forum. This lush oasis beautifully incorporates the greenery to provide unparalleled curbside appeal and fairytale charm.
It is currently listed under ONE Sotheby’s Senior Vice President, Jorge Uribe, for $14.25 million.
Photos via Jorge Uribe with ONE Sotheby’s
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