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Ten Museum Park – Picture & Video Review of an 08 Line & the Pool Deck at Ten Museum Park

August 16, 2007 by Lucas Lechuga
Ten Museum Park pool deck

Wednesday afternoon I previewed an 08 line at Ten Museum Park for someone in Dallas, Texas looking to fly into Miami next week to acquire this property. I took a bunch of pictures and some video of the unit as well as the pool deck for him. I wanted to share this with everyone as there is much interest in Ten Museum Park.

Again, the pictures of the unit are of an 08 line. The 08 line at Ten Museum Park has 898 square feet of interior space and a 143 square foot balcony. The 05 line at Ten Museum Park has 886 square feet of interior space and a 143 square foot balcony. They are both 1 bedroom/1.5 bath units. The views from the 05 line look into the building just north of Ten Museum Park called Marquis, which will be completed in 2008.

Flip through the picture slideshow below to view 19 pictures of this 08 line unit.



From the 08 line at Ten Museum Park you will see 900 Biscayne Bay directly in front of you. As you will see, you will also have views of the American Airlines Arena, street views of Biscayne Boulevard and water views of Biscayne Bay. You can also see skyline views of South Beach in the distance. The kitchens have stainless steel appliances by Sub-Zero and Bosche as well as stainless steel countertops. There is a glass-enclosed shower with body jets and rain shower in the master bath as well as a bidet and toilet. The bathroom fixtures in the master bath are from Duravit and Dornbracht. Every floor plan at Ten Museum Park has these kitchen appliances and master bath fixtures.

As you will see, the plunge pools at Ten Museum Park are functioning but the landscaping around the outer-edge of the swimming pool deck has not yet been planted. The deck furniture and cabanas are scheduled to arrive this weekend. The rain shower area has not yet been fully completed as well. Overall, everything reminded me of something out of ancient Greece. I love it!



The green land that you see across the street from Ten Museum Park is the park formerly known as Bicentennial Park. It is now known as Museum Park and has the Miami Art Museum and the Miami Science Museum collaborating to make it into one of the best parks in the nation.

By the way, there is a big price difference in an 08 line and 05 line at Ten Museum Park. This 08 line is priced at $380,000. I can get someone an 05 line on a low floor for $315K. Residences start on the 10th floor at Ten Museum Park. The water views from an 08 line are much better, however. You can even see the pool deck from the 08 line off the balcony as you will see in the pictures and video.There are a total of 6 units per floor at Ten Museum Park. The one bedroom units are staggered along the building with the large 2 bedroom units that have 20-foot lofted ceilings. The large 2 bedrooms with 1,906 to 1,949 square feet are my favorite layouts at Ten Museum Park. I can get you one of those for $850,000. The original contract holder paid $905,000 in January of 2004. It is an 02 line with 1,949 square feet.

This was probably my fourth or fifth visit to Ten Museum Park since closings began. During one visit I saw at least 6-7 different floor plans. I think I've pretty much seen all of the floor plans that Ten Museum Park has to offer including the Penthouse units with the rooftop plunge pools. The views from the rooftop are simply amazing.

I can't wait until the building is 100 percent complete. It will be an amazing building! I guess there is a lot of interest in this building because when I went up today there was a group of 9 others that wanted to see other units. (Damn! I was hoping to corner the market at Ten Museum Park...LOL). I guess the word is out.

I hope the pictures and video has satisfied everyone's curiosity. I've been told that the gym, which is one of the biggest that I've seen in a condominium building, will be completed in about 2-3 months. The Clinique La Prairie spa should be done in about 6-8 months as far as I've heard. The restaurant space below Ten Museum Park is still vacant and awaiting an outstanding restaurant to fill the space. There are also condo offices available for lease at the base of Ten Museum Park. From what I've been told, lawyers and doctors, including plastic surgeons, have been jumping at the chance to have an office with an unobstructed view of Biscayne Bay and South Beach.

Within the next couple of days I will reveal photos and video footage of a townhouse unit at 900 Biscayne Bay, so stay tuned to the best source for Miami condo news.

Okay, okay....I'll give you a sneak peak:

900 Biscayne Bay townhouse

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The pools look a bit small and somewhat obstructed from the sun. I’m also not impressed by the finish of the kitchens and bathrooms. I’m going to have to go see it in person.

That’s a good point. The pools are obstructed from the sun. People will need to layout on the sides of the building to catch some good rays.

Do these units come with bare floors or are they equipped with carpet and tile?

They come with concrete floors. Almost all of the preconstruction condos in Miami come with concrete floors. I would say about 90% of them do.

alex p

Lucas, Again, compliments on your website. I wrote you a couple of months ago re: 1o museum and thanked you for the candid info. I have been waiting on prices in TMP to drop for years now. When i finally got into the building to view units I realized something. In the 08 and 07 lines the balcony is only accessible through one sliding door. Meaning you would have to walk through the bedroom (if u put walls) to go out on balcony. A major design flaw if you ask me. A broker told me that you can put a… Read more »

Alex,

Great observation! I didn’t even think about that. I have seen a person put up sliding glass doors to make the bedroom more private. It’s a shame that people who visit will have to walk through your bedroom to access the balcony.

You are correct that it is a common element. I never advise somebody that they could put up a door to access the balcony from the living room. You might be able to get away with it but I’m sure the building would give you hell for it if they found out.

Lucas,
That apartment floor plan was pretty disappointing no? I would value that place at about 250. What’s that baby list for? Nice applicance—-but hardly any closet space. Odd, Odd, Odd. Thanks for getting your readers in side though. You ‘da man.

Kevin,

Yeah, I’m not too crazy about the one bedroom and small 2 bedroom layouts. These units seemed a lot smaller to me than what they should be. There’s definitely very, very little closet space.

David C.M. Lucterhand

Lucas: Now that I have TMP out of my system (no one else parks my car – ever!) By the way, who has the building management contract and for how long? The condominium board might be able to change the parking situation either by changing management when their contract is up or by negotiating with the garage operator. Regardless, I also noticed that the one bedrooms, at least the one I saw via your video, had no bath tub. That is a non-starter. From my experience, women like tubs and they count in buying and selling. Lastly, your website is… Read more »

I think the building is managed by Continental. I’m not sure how long the contract is for though.

The low down on Marina Blue will be coming soon.

On these tall buildings, for child safety reasons, can you screen in the patio? Has anyone ever done that?

Some condo buildings in Miami do allow you to screen in the balcony. I will have to find out, however, if Ten Museum Park allows this.

shafia

waiting for your 900 biscayne details. A friend of mine has purchased a type A unit on 43rd or 45th floor. He has been convincing me to buy one but this is the time that I can consider buying hoping to get a good deal…Lower price than what he booked at around 2004.

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