57 Ocean

57 Ocean is an ultra-luxury, pre-construction condo development located on Millionaire’s Row at 5775 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach, Florida. Developed by Multiplan Real Estate Asset Management (MultiplanREAM), 57 Ocean will include just 71 condo residences comprised of two-, three-, and four-bedroom floor plans ranging in size from 1,245 to 3,623 interior square feet (see 57 Ocean floor plans). 57 Ocean will include two penthouse residences, each with a private rooftop pool and summer kitchen. The 18-story, all-glass tower was designed by award-winning architecture firm Arquitectonica and will offer sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and beach from its ocean-facing and flow-through residences. With 250 feet of ocean frontage, 57 Ocean will offer direct access to the Atlantic Beach and Miami Beach Walk.
 
57 Ocean residents will enjoy a laundry list of upscale, posh amenities, such as a state-of-the-art fitness center, world-class spa with indoor and outdoor treatment suites, club room with professional-grade chef’s kitchen, two infinity-edge pools, poolside bar and cabanas, children’s playroom, and more. 57 Ocean will also offer the following services to residents: full-service concierge; 24-hour valet parking service; 24-hour security, pool and beach attendants with food and beverage service; and on-call fitness trainers, spa treatment specialists, and private chefs.
 
The residences at 57 Ocean will feature 10-foot high ceilings with floor-to-ceiling glass windows; 12-foot deep terraces with wood-like ceiling accents; and private elevators. The kitchens at 57 Ocean will feature top-of-the-line appliances by Sub-Zero and Wolf; cabinetry by Poliform; and solid marble countertops, waterfall island, and backsplashes. The master bathrooms at 57 Ocean will feature natural stone floors and wall tiling, His and Hers double vanities, floating tub, and double spa showers.
 
Groundbreaking for 57 Ocean is slated for end of 2019 with completion by September 2021. Condos at 57 Ocean range in price from $1.6 million to $35 million.