The five most expensive listings to hit Miami-Dade’s real estate market over the past week were all in Miami Beach, according to Zillow data. Here’s a look at the priciest properties.
7463 Fisher Island Drive, Miami Beach
#1 A Fisher Island condo listed for $25 million tops this week’s list. Elena Bluntzer of One Sotheby’s has the listing at 7463 Fisher Island Drive. The oceanfront penthouse comes with a “dramatic foyer with high ceilings and a sweeping terrace,” according to the listing. The 7,610-square-foot condo has five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
40 Palm Ave., Miami Beach
#2 The second-priciest listing is set at $24 million. The seven-bedroom, 10-bathroom condo was sold for $5.4 million in February 2013. It’s located at 40 Palm Ave. on Miami Beach. Luxe Living Realty’s Dora Puig has the listing for the 15,320-square-foot home, which was designed by Ruiz Brito and comes with a theater, wine room and butler’s pantry.
28 West San Marino Drive, Miami Beach
#3 A house priced at $10.95 million ranked third this week. The 28 West San Marino Drive waterfront home has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, as well as a heated pool, Jacuzzi and private 53-foot dock. It was last sold in 2009 for $3.83 million. Thierry Pauquet of Lord Villejust Realty has this listing. It’s located on the southwest tip of San Marino Island and has 4,716 square feet of living space.
440 West Dilido Drive, Miami Beach
#4 Next down the pricey list is a modern 6,011-square-foot home on 440 West Dilido Drive. The six-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bathroom house has custom white oak floors and a roof deck spanning more than 1,600 square feet. Calibre International Realty’s Julian Johnston listed the property for $10.8 million.
450 Alton Road, Miami Beach
#5 Last but hardly least is a 4,078-square-foot condo at ICON South Beach, 450 Alton Road, Apartment 1901-2, priced at $9.8 million. Adriana Pinto-Torres of Douglas Elliman has the listing for the three-bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathroom condo. The Alton Road property features an Ornare bathroom and large walk-in closets, Fendi furniture and Swarovski chandeliers.