Perched atop one of South Florida’s most coveted addresses, a penthouse residence at Apogee South Beach has arrived on the market, offering a commanding 270-degree panorama of ocean, bay, and skyline—now listed at $16.5 million.
Occupying the twentieth floor of the iconic tower developed by Jorge M. Pérez, the 4,155-square-foot residence is a study in elevated coastal living. Framed by floor-to-ceiling glass, the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home unfolds through expansive entertaining spaces, a private home theater, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow that captures Miami’s ever-changing light from every angle.
The crown jewel is its extraordinary 2,446-square-foot terrace—an 11-foot-deep outdoor sanctuary complete with a summer kitchen—designed for both intimate sunset dinners and grand-scale entertaining against a backdrop of uninterrupted horizon lines.
Positioned at the southwesternmost tip of Miami Beach, the 24-story architectural landmark affords this upper-level residence sweeping vistas that stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to Biscayne Bay and the glittering Downtown skyline—an ever-evolving canvas of water and light.
Originally acquired in 2008 for $7.3 million by a Swiss entrepreneur, the residence was brought to life by renowned French architect and designer Michel Gamard. His vision channels a refined Art Deco sensibility, expressed through a curated palette of nineteen tonal variations that echo the glamour and rhythm of South Beach.
Over the years, the home has served as a private holiday retreat, thoughtfully appointed with collectible design pieces, including a sculptural glass dining table by Carlo Santambrogio and a statement sofa inspired by the fluid forms of Zaha Hadid. While these bespoke furnishings are not included in the listing price, they may be negotiated separately—offering a rare opportunity to acquire not just a residence, but a fully realized design narrative.
In a market defined by scarcity and spectacle, this Apogee penthouse stands as a singular offering—where architecture, artistry, and panoramic perfection converge high above the edge of the island.