THE WELL Coconut Grove

THE WELL Coconut Grove

THE WELL Coconut Grove is a new wellness-centered residential community designed around a simple but increasingly important idea: well-being should be integrated into everyday life rather than treated as an occasional luxury.

Set among the mature trees and tropical landscape of Coconut Grove, the eight-story development features 194 private residences, a 13,000+ square-foot Fitness and Wellness Club and an extraordinary 40,000-square-foot rooftop wellness oasis. Architecture is by Arquitectonica, interiors are by Meyer Davis, and the project is being developed by Terra in partnership with AB Asset Management and THE WELL.

Unlike a conventional luxury condominium where wellness is represented by a fitness center and spa, THE WELL Coconut Grove incorporates health, recovery, movement, nutrition, mindfulness and preventive care into the residences, amenities, services and daily programming of the property.

194 Wellness-Focused Residences

THE WELL Coconut Grove offers a broad collection of one- through four-bedroom residences, together with distinctive loft configurations and select townhome-style opportunities.

Current residence plans range from approximately 990 square feet for one-bedroom homes to more than 4,100 square feet among the largest three- and four-bedroom residences, with every home incorporating private outdoor space and an emphasis on natural light and indoor-outdoor living.

Residence types include:

• One-bedroom residences
• One-bedroom lofts
• Two-bedroom residences
• Three-bedroom residences
• Four-bedroom residences
• Select townhome-style homes
• Expansive upper-level residences

The smaller scale of the eight-story architecture creates a fundamentally different living experience from Miami’s high-rise condominium towers, while the unusually broad floor-plan selection allows THE WELL to appeal to buyers seeking anything from a seasonal Miami residence to a substantial primary home.

Wellness Begins Inside the Residence

The wellness concept extends directly into the private homes.

Residences incorporate features selected specifically to improve everyday comfort and support healthier routines, including custom air purification, aromatherapy systems, filtered water and wellness-oriented primary bathrooms.

Residence features include:

• Spacious private balconies and terraces
• Open, light-filled interiors
• Floor-to-ceiling glass
• Natural stone surfaces
• Custom Italian cabinetry by Italkraft
• Quartzite countertops and backsplashes
• Sub-Zero, Wolf and ASKO appliances
• Sub-Zero wine refrigeration
• Filtered still and sparkling water directly from the kitchen faucet
• Custom air-purification systems
• Integrated aromatherapy diffusers
• Red-light therapy within primary walk-in closets
• Dual-pressure rain showers
• Affusion spa showers
• Steam showers within select three- and four-bedroom residences
• Spa-inspired primary bathrooms

This is what makes THE WELL meaningfully different from a project that simply markets itself around wellness.

The home itself participates in the wellness program.

Architecture by Arquitectonica

THE WELL Coconut Grove is designed by Arquitectonica, one of the firms most closely associated with Miami’s modern architectural identity.

Rather than introducing another tall glass tower into Coconut Grove, the building remains relatively low-rise at eight stories and is designed to integrate with the neighborhood’s dense vegetation and more residential scale. Angled glass surfaces, natural materials and extensive landscaping soften the architecture and strengthen the connection between the building and the surrounding environment.

Terra describes the project as incorporating biophilic design, natural materials and sustainability measures, with the development pursuing Florida Green Building Design Silver Certification.

That architectural restraint is particularly appropriate for Coconut Grove, where mature trees, landscaping and historic residential streets are integral to the character of the neighborhood.

Meyer Davis Interiors

Residential and amenity interiors are by Meyer Davis, the internationally recognized New York-based design firm led by Will Meyer and Gray Davis.

The interiors emphasize softer curves, natural textures and warm neutral tones intended to create calmer environments rather than the high-gloss aesthetic associated with many Miami luxury developments.

This approach works particularly well with THE WELL concept: the residences are designed not simply to photograph impressively but to feel restorative and comfortable during everyday use.

13,000+ Square-Foot Wellness Club

At the center of the lifestyle is THE WELL Club, encompassing more than 13,000 square feet of dedicated fitness, recovery, treatment and wellness environments.

The Club combines modern medicine with holistic and traditional healing practices through a team that can include clinicians, wellness practitioners, movement specialists, nutritionists and other experts.

The wellness program includes:

• State-of-the-art fitness center
• Mindful movement studio
• Healing gong wall
• EMS training
• Yoga
• Pilates
• HIIT
• Barre
• Strength training
• Breathwork
• Functional medicine
• Physical therapy
• Longevity programming
• Hyperbaric chamber
• Vitality Lounge
• IV therapy
• Private treatment services
• Fresh juice and organic food offerings

The breadth of the program makes this less like a residential gym and more like having a private wellness and longevity club within the building.

Communal Bath House

One of the most distinctive elements within THE WELL Club is its dedicated thermal and recovery environment.

The communal Bath House incorporates:

• Steam
• Sauna
• Cold plunge
• Caldarium
• Relaxation spaces
• Recovery programming

Contrast therapy and thermal recovery are therefore part of the everyday residential experience rather than something owners have to seek out at an outside spa or private club.

Crystal Cave and Recovery Technology

THE WELL also integrates more specialized wellness experiences into the property.

The Crystal Cave relaxation lounge provides an environment specifically designed for quiet restoration and meditation, while the Hyperbaric Chamber and Vitality Lounge add more technology-oriented approaches to recovery and health optimization.

That combination reflects THE WELL’s broader philosophy of integrating traditional healing practices with modern preventive medicine and wellness technology rather than favoring one approach exclusively.

40,000-Square-Foot Rooftop Wellness Oasis

Above the residences is a remarkable 40,000-square-foot rooftop, designed as an expansive outdoor wellness and social environment. Terra confirms the rooftop scale as one of the defining features of the property.

The rooftop incorporates:

• Resort-style swimming pools
• Hot and cold plunges
• Private cabanas
• Rooftop bar
• Outdoor dining
• Fitness Forest
• Pickleball court
• Outdoor movement and exercise areas
• Landscaped relaxation environments
• Spaces for gathering, hosting and lounging

The scale is particularly significant because the building itself is only eight stories.

Rather than allocating the rooftop primarily to mechanical equipment or a conventional pool deck, THE WELL effectively creates an elevated private wellness park for residents and club members.

Fitness Forest

The Fitness Forest extends exercise beyond the enclosed gym and into a landscaped outdoor environment.

Residents can participate in individual workouts, classes and movement programming surrounded by greenery and fresh air rather than being confined entirely to an interior fitness center.

This concept fits particularly naturally within Coconut Grove, where outdoor living and mature tropical landscaping are central to the neighborhood’s appeal.

Wellness Concierge and Resident Benefits

Ownership also includes a meaningful service component designed around maintaining wellness routines over time.

Resident privileges are expected to include:

• THE WELL Club membership
• Dedicated wellness concierge
• Weekly fresh juice and wellness snack subscription
• Biannual health-coaching sessions
• Annual health assessment
• Preferred pricing on wellness treatments
• Early access to bookings
• Unlimited movement classes
• Benefits across participating THE WELL locations
• In-home wellness services
• In-home massage
• In-home facials
• Guided meditation
• Curated wellness programming and events

That service structure is important because the value proposition extends beyond the physical amenities.

THE WELL is designed to actively support the owner's wellness routine, not simply provide rooms and equipment and leave residents to create the program themselves.

THE WELL Locker

Residents also receive access to a curated THE WELL Locker, bringing recovery and wellness equipment into the home.

The current residential program references equipment such as Theragun devices, infrared blankets and lymphatic-compression boots, allowing certain recovery practices to happen privately within the residence.

It is another example of the project extending wellness beyond the shared club environment.

Conservatory, Tea Garden and Quiet Spaces

Not every amenity at THE WELL is about exercise or treatment.

The building also incorporates spaces specifically designed to encourage quiet, social connection and slower daily routines.

Resident environments include:

• Double-height conservatory
• Indoor-outdoor Tea Garden
• Reflection pond
• Lobby library and reading room
• Aperitif bar
• Private dining room
• Children's room
• Co-working and gathering areas

That diversity matters.

Wellness here is interpreted more broadly than simply physical fitness—it includes rest, mental health, social connection, nutrition and the ability to slow down.

Private Dining and Nutrition

Nutrition is also incorporated into THE WELL experience.

The Club includes fresh juice and organic snack offerings, while rooftop dining, private dining spaces and wellness-oriented programming give residents convenient access to healthier food choices within the property.

For owners spending extended time at the residence, that helps make healthier routines easier to maintain because wellness does not end when a workout or spa appointment is finished.

Coconut Grove

The location may be the ideal setting for the concept.

Coconut Grove is Miami’s oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood, known for its banyan trees, live oaks, tropical landscaping, bayfront setting and more relaxed residential atmosphere. Terra describes the Grove as a highly walkable bayfront enclave characterized by greenery, outdoor cafés, boating, fitness, restaurants and cultural destinations.

Nearby destinations include:

• CocoWalk
• Biscayne Bay
• Dinner Key Marina
• Coconut Grove Sailing Club
• Peacock Park
• The Barnacle Historic State Park
• Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
• Coral Gables
• Shops at Merrick Park
• Brickell
• Miami International Airport

THE WELL's own location information places CocoWalk approximately five minutes away, Brickell around ten minutes and Miami International Airport around twenty minutes from the property.

A Natural Setting for Wellness Living

The Grove provides something many other Miami neighborhoods cannot easily replicate:

mature nature within the city.

The tree canopy, bayfront parks, sailing culture, walkable village core and lower-rise environment naturally complement THE WELL’s approach to health and outdoor living.

That makes the concept feel less imposed than it might within a heavily urbanized neighborhood.

The architecture, Fitness Forest, gardens and rooftop environment all build upon something Coconut Grove already possesses: a strong relationship between daily life and the outdoors.

THE WELL Coconut Grove vs. Traditional Branded Residences

THE WELL should also be evaluated differently from Miami’s hotel-branded residential developments.

A Four Seasons or Ritz-Carlton residence is primarily organized around hospitality and service.

THE WELL is organized around health and well-being.

The services, staff, amenity spaces and residence technology all support that central purpose.

For a buyer who prioritizes:

• Fitness
• Recovery
• Preventive health
• Longevity
• Functional medicine
• Nutrition
• Meditation
• Healthy-home technology
• Outdoor living

THE WELL offers a value proposition that conventional hotel branding does not necessarily replicate.

THE WELL Coconut Grove vs. THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands

There is also an important distinction between THE WELL’s two South Florida residential projects.

THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands is smaller, completed and more intimate, with 66 residences and a boutique island setting.

THE WELL Coconut Grove is the much more expansive expression of the concept: 194 residences, a 13,000+ SF Wellness Club, 40,000-SF rooftop environment, larger floor-plan diversity and a deeper resident wellness ecosystem.

For someone specifically prioritizing the most comprehensive interpretation of THE WELL lifestyle, Coconut Grove is the more ambitious project.

Construction and Delivery

THE WELL Coconut Grove officially broke ground in January 2026 following the closing of a $410 million construction loan from TYKO Capital—reported as the largest construction loan closed in Coconut Grove at the time. More than half of the residences were already presold when construction commenced.

The project is currently targeting an opening in Q4 2028, which is also consistent with THE WELL's own current location timeline listing the Coconut Grove club as coming in 2028.

THE WELL Coconut Grove Pricing and Availability

Current project pricing begins at approximately $1.5 million, with individual residence pricing varying according to floor plan, residence type, size, outdoor living area, floor and exposure.

The collection includes one- through four-bedroom residences as well as loft and specialty residential opportunities, with current published plans extending from approximately 990 square feet to more than 4,100 square feet.

Pricing, remaining inventory and construction timing are subject to change.

For current THE WELL Coconut Grove pricing, available residences, loft and larger floor-plan opportunities, deposit structure, Wellness Club details and private buyer representation, contact Johnathan Shirey for the latest developer information and a direct comparison with THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands and other luxury new-development opportunities throughout Coconut Grove, Coral Gables and greater Miami.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where Is the Well Coconut Grove Located?

The official project fact sheet gives the building address as 2835 Tigertail Avenue, Miami, Florida 33133, in Coconut Grove. Earlier planning coverage used a different address; confirm the home’s legal address in the purchase documents. The setting is near CocoWalk, Biscayne Bay parks and marinas, dining, and the Grove’s village center.

2. Who Is Developing and Designing the Well Coconut Grove?

The project is a collaboration between Terra and wellness brand THE WELL, with AB CG Owners LLC identified as the legal developer in the fact sheet. Arquitectonica is the architect and Meyer Davis is the interior designer. THE WELL curates the wellness concept, services, programming, and resident benefits rather than acting as the condominium developer.

3. How Many Residences Are Planned, and What Home Types Are Available?

The eight-floor project includes 194 residences. Public plans span one to four bedrooms, approximately 960 to 4,200 square feet, including select townhomes with private garden entries and ground-floor lofts with 22-foot great-room ceilings. All homes are marketed with private balconies or terraces and light-filled layouts; exact areas and plan availability are unit-specific.

4. How Is Wellness Incorporated into the Residences?

Planned home features include air and water-focused systems, wellness flex rooms in select plans, aromatherapy, built-in red-light therapy in primary closets, steam showers in three- and four-bedroom homes, and kitchens with Sub-Zero, Wolf, and ASKO appliances, Italkraft cabinetry, quartzite surfaces, and filtered still/sparkling water. Buyers should distinguish included equipment from optional wellness packages and confirm replacement/maintenance obligations.

5. What Amenities Are Planned at the Well Coconut Grove?

The program combines a 40,000-square-foot rooftop wellness oasis with a 13,000-square-foot Fitness and Wellness Club. Plans include pools, hot and cold plunges, cabanas, pickleball, outdoor fitness, a bathhouse, steam/sauna/caldarium, crystal relaxation rooms, hyperbaric chamber, movement studios, vitality and IV-therapy spaces, functional medicine and physical-therapy services, plus resident lounges, a conservatory, tea garden, private dining, children’s room, coworking, and landscaped gardens.

6. Are All Wellness Spaces Private to Residents?

No. The fact sheet distinguishes resident-exclusive amenities from THE WELL Club areas used by owners and club members. Residents are marketed to receive club membership, classes, health coaching, events, preferred treatment pricing, global THE WELL benefits, and access to an equipment locker and in-home services. Buyers should review which benefits are included in common charges, which are à la carte, whether membership is transferable, and whether future fees can change.

7. What Parking, Pricing, and Completion Information Is Available?

Plans include valet parking, 24-hour security, and EV charging. Launch coverage cited one- to four-bedroom pricing from about $1.5 million and a 2028 target, but pricing and completion are not guaranteed in the fact sheet. The project has reported a 2026 groundbreaking; request a current schedule, price list, deposits, budget, parking allocation, and contract outside date before choosing a residence.

8. Are Pets or Rentals Allowed, and What Should Buyers Review?

Pet and leasing rules were not verified in the public primary materials. Buyers should review the prospectus and declaration for pet limits, minimum lease terms, application procedures, parking, storage, club access, commercial/member use of amenities, service fees, construction timing, and warranty/maintenance responsibility for specialty wellness equipment. Specialty wellness features have their own maintenance requirements; review equipment warranties, service fees and operator agreements.