Villa Miami

Welcome to Villa Miami

Villa Miami is an ultra-luxury bayfront residential tower in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, bringing together estate-scale private residences and a residential lifestyle conceived, programmed and serviced by Major Food Group—the hospitality team behind Carbone, ZZ’s Club, Contessa and Sadelle’s.

Rising 55 stories above Biscayne Bay, Villa Miami contains just 70 private residences, creating an extraordinarily low-density ownership environment for a tower of its height. The project is developed by Terra and One Thousand Group, with architecture by ODP Architects, interiors by Vicky Charles of Charles & Co., and lush waterfront landscaping by Enzo Enea.

Rather than simply licensing a hospitality name to a condominium, Villa Miami places Major Food Group at the center of the residential experience—from private dining and restaurant programming to household services, wellness, social events and even the kitchens inside each residence.

Only 70 Estate-Style Residences

Villa Miami is deliberately intimate.

Across 49 residential levels, most homes occupy either one-half of a floor or an entire floor, creating a level of space and privacy that feels closer to a private waterfront estate than a traditional high-rise condominium.

Floor-to-ceiling energy-efficient glass frames panoramic views toward Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, Miami Beach and Downtown Miami, while expansive floor plans and approximately 10-foot ceilings create substantial living and entertaining environments.

Residences range from three-bedroom half-floor homes to extraordinary multi-level estates and penthouses, with the largest opportunities extending well beyond 10,000 square feet.

The residential experience includes:

• Half-floor and full-floor residences
• Three- through six-bedroom configurations
• Floor-to-ceiling energy-efficient windows
• Approximately 10-foot ceilings in principal residences
• Panoramic sunrise and sunset exposures
• Expansive entertaining spaces
• Private elevator arrival
• Large waterfront terraces
• Finished designer interiors
• Estate-style floor plans with unusually low residential density

The scarcity is meaningful: with only 70 residences across a 55-story tower, Villa Miami has roughly one to two homes per residential level rather than the repeated multi-unit floorplates typical of Miami high-rises.

Villa Mezzo

Villa Mezzo represents the half-floor residential collection.

These homes provide approximately 3,000 square feet of interior living space and three- to four-bedroom configurations, delivering substantial scale without requiring an entire floor of the tower.

The Mezzo collection is particularly compelling for buyers seeking the Major Food Group lifestyle, significant bay views and estate-level privacy while maintaining a more manageable seasonal or second-home footprint.

Villa Piano

Villa Piano consists of expansive full-floor residences.

These four- and five-bedroom homes extend to approximately 6,000+ square feet and create a dramatically different ownership experience from a conventional Miami condominium.

With the entire residential floor devoted to one home, owners gain exceptional privacy, multiple exposures and expansive entertaining environments with views extending across Miami in several directions.

For buyers transitioning from a large single-family residence, Villa Piano provides one of the development’s strongest alternatives to traditional waterfront-estate ownership.

Villa Doppio

Select Villa Doppio residences expand the concept further through approximately 12,000-square-foot duplex homes with six-bedroom configurations.

These multi-level residences effectively function as vertical waterfront estates, offering substantial separation between living, entertaining, family and private spaces.

At this scale, Villa Miami is no longer competing exclusively with other condominiums. It begins competing with large waterfront homes in Miami Beach, Coral Gables and other established luxury neighborhoods—but adds professional management, security, hospitality and an extraordinary private-club environment.

Villa Triplo Penthouse

At the crown of Villa Miami sits the extraordinary Villa Triplo, a three-level penthouse occupying Levels 53 through 55.

The residence extends to approximately 15,000 square feet at roughly 650 feet above Miami and includes a private rooftop environment with its own swimming pool, fitness area, sauna, steam room, billiards lounge, bar and extensive outdoor entertaining spaces overlooking Biscayne Bay.

It is conceived less as a penthouse apartment than as a self-contained private manor in the sky.

The Triplo’s upper-level pool terrace represents the highest residential point within Villa Miami and captures sweeping views across the bay, ocean, Miami Beach and surrounding skyline.

Kitchens Designed by Mario Carbone

One of Villa Miami’s most unusual residential features is the involvement of Mario Carbone himself in the design of the kitchens.

Rather than treating the kitchen simply as another designer interior environment, Major Food Group approached it from the perspective of people who actually cook professionally.

Chef-inspired features include:

• Kitchens designed by Mario Carbone
• La Cornue CornuFé cooking equipment
• Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances
• Convection steam ovens
• Dedicated pasta sinks
• Italian cabinetry
• Wine refrigeration
• Stone surfaces
• Grocery stocking and provisioning services

The concept is consistent with the broader Villa philosophy: food and hospitality are not simply amenities downstairs; they influence the way owners actually live inside their residences.

The Copper Club

At the heart of the lifestyle is The Copper Club, Villa Miami’s residents-only private club.

Levels 3 through 5 are dedicated to private dining, wellness, fitness, recreation and social environments designed specifically for Villa owners. The spaces are operated with Major Food Group’s hospitality philosophy rather than functioning as conventional condominium amenity rooms.

The Copper Club includes:

• Dedicated resident dining level
• Great Room and staffed lounge
• Private dining rooms
• Boardroom
• Library and intimate lounges
• Game room
• Screening room
• Kids’ and teens’ lounge
• Estate Manager
• In-House Curator
• Spa and beauty salon
• Pool deck
• Fitness center
• Yoga and Pilates studio
• Boxing and private-training spaces

Villa Miami’s current fact sheet describes approximately 20,000 square feet of resident amenities, while the wider building dedicates several levels to the private-club lifestyle.

Major Food Group Dining

Dining is not simply outsourced to a third-party restaurant operator.

Major Food Group will operate a two-level bayfront restaurant and bar directly within Villa Miami, providing residents with immediate access to the group’s hospitality and culinary environment.

Owners also benefit from:

• Private resident dining rooms
• MFG catering
• In-residence dining
• Private chefs
• Grocery and pantry provisioning
• Wine-cellar stocking
• Cooking experiences
• Poolside food and beverage
• Preferred reservations across Major Food Group restaurants
• Priority access to MFG events and restaurant openings

For buyers who already frequent Carbone, ZZ’s Club or other Major Food Group destinations, the proposition is particularly clear: the same hospitality culture becomes part of everyday residential life.

Italian-Inspired Spa and Wellness

Villa Miami’s spa draws inspiration from the thermal retreats of Ischia, Italy.

Rather than creating a generic condominium spa, the Copper Club incorporates a deeper thermal and recovery program with:

• Hot and cold plunge pools
• Sauna
• Herbal steam rooms
• Chromotherapy sensory showers
• Private treatment rooms
• Beauty salon
• Relaxation lounge
• Men's and women's recovery areas
• Outdoor pool deck

The adjoining fitness environment includes Technogym equipment together with dedicated yoga, Pilates and boxing facilities.

The combination allows owners to move easily between strength training, movement, recovery, spa treatments and poolside relaxation without leaving the private residential club.

Private Beach Club

Villa Miami extends its lifestyle beyond Edgewater through access to a private beach club in Miami Beach south of Fifth Street.

The current Copper Club program describes reserved beach chairs, towels and umbrellas together with food-and-beverage service and transportation between Villa Miami and the beach club.

That gives residents an unusual combination:

Biscayne Bay living at home + Miami Beach access when desired.

For buyers who prefer Edgewater’s urban convenience but still want a serviced beach lifestyle, this materially expands the ownership experience.

Arrive by Land, Air or Sea

Villa Miami is also designed around unusually flexible arrival options.

The project includes:

• Private waterfront dock
• Boat-slip access
• Rooftop helipad access
• Private parking
• Electric-vehicle charging
• Covered porte-cochère
• 24-hour valet

Few condominium developments can credibly market the ability to arrive by car, boat or helicopter, and at Villa Miami it is built directly into the residential concept.

Major Domo, Estate Manager and In-House Curator

The service model is designed to feel closer to a highly staffed private estate or members’ club than a conventional condominium concierge desk.

The Major Domo oversees the broader residential service experience, while the Estate Manager and In-House Curator assist with everyday needs, reservations, events and personalized requests.

Services can extend to:

• Restaurant reservations
• Private events
• Household provisioning
• Florists
• Nannies
• Theater and entertainment tickets
• Transportation
• Private chefs
• Wellness appointments
• Special experiences
• Residence-related assistance

The emphasis is on highly personalized service that anticipates preferences rather than simply responding to requests.

VIP Access to Major Food Group

Ownership also creates a direct relationship with the broader Major Food Group universe.

Residents receive preferred access across MFG restaurants and experiences, including priority reservations, event invitations and access to new restaurant openings.

This is a meaningful distinction from a conventional branded residence.

Villa Miami is not based on a hotel brand extending its room-service model into condominiums. It is built around one of the world’s most influential restaurant and private-club operators creating an entire residential lifestyle from scratch.

Edgewater Miami

Villa Miami rises directly along Biscayne Bay at 710 NE 29th Street in Edgewater.

The neighborhood provides open-water views and a calmer residential atmosphere while remaining strategically positioned between several of Miami’s most active districts.

Nearby are:

• Miami Design District
• Wynwood
• Midtown Miami
• Downtown Miami
• Brickell
• Miami Beach
• Pérez Art Museum Miami
• Frost Museum of Science
• Kaseya Center
• Miami International Airport

The location creates a compelling middle ground between Miami Beach resort living and Brickell’s urban intensity.

Owners remain on the waterfront while the Design District, Wynwood, Downtown and Miami Beach are all within easy reach.

A New Interpretation of Branded Residential Living

Villa Miami should not really be described as a conventional branded residence.

Major Food Group is not simply lending its name to the tower.

The company has helped conceive the kitchens, restaurant, private-club program, dining experiences, service model and social calendar that define how residents will use the property.

That gives Villa Miami a fundamentally different identity from a traditional hotel-branded project.

Its proposition is closer to:

private waterfront estate + members’ club + world-class restaurant + five-star residential service

all contained within one remarkably low-density tower.

Villa Miami Pricing and Availability

Villa Miami is currently under construction with delivery targeted for 2027. The project contains only 70 residences, and current market pricing places entry-level Villa Mezzo opportunities in approximately the mid-$5 million to $6 million range, with pricing increasing significantly for full-floor, duplex and penthouse residences. Recent public pricing places the most exceptional Triplo opportunities at the very top of Miami’s residential market.

Exact pricing varies according to collection, floor, exposure, residence size and current release, and live developer availability should be confirmed before purchase.

For current Villa Miami pricing, Villa Mezzo, Villa Piano and Villa Doppio availability, Villa Triplo penthouse opportunities, floor plans, deposit structure and private buyer representation, contact Johnathan Shirey for the latest developer information and a direct comparison with other ultra-luxury waterfront and branded residences throughout Edgewater and greater Miami.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What Is Villa Miami, and Where Is It Being Built?

Villa Miami is an ultra-luxury bayfront condominium at 700 NE 29th Street, Miami, Florida 33137, in Edgewater. The 55-floor tower sits on Biscayne Bay near the Miami Design District, Wynwood, Downtown Miami, and the planned/expanding Baywalk. It is a residential development with a Major Food Group hospitality program and an on-site commercial restaurant concept; it is not a traditional hotel condominium.

2. Who Is Behind Villa Miami?

The project visionaries are Terra and One Thousand Group, with ODP Architects as architect. Major Food Group is shaping the hospitality, food-and-beverage, and lifestyle program; Charles & Co designed the interiors; and Enzo Enea designed the landscape. The legal developer is 710 Edge Property, LLC, and MFG’s marks and program are used through licensing arrangements described in the offering materials.

3. How Many Residences Are at Villa Miami, and What Floor Plans Are Offered?

Public descriptions have referred to a limited collection of roughly 70 homes, but the current official fact sheet does not state the final legal unit count; confirm it in the declaration. Current official plans include half-floor Villa Mezzo residences with three or four bedrooms (about 2,936–3,316 interior square feet), full-floor Villa Piano residences with four or five bedrooms (about 6,548–6,618 square feet), and approximately 13,474–13,498-square-foot Villa Doppio duplex combinations.

4. What Is the Villa Triplo Penthouse?

Villa Triplo is the announced three-level crown residence spanning more than 15,000 square feet across levels 53–55. It is marketed with five bedrooms, four terraces, two kitchens, two laundry rooms, a private pool, gym, and sauna. The rooftop helipad above it is expressly subject to FAA and other approvals and should not be represented as guaranteed.

5. What Residence Finishes and Features Are Planned?

Official materials describe private entry foyers, floor-to-ceiling glazing, east and west terraces, approximately 10- to 11-foot slab-to-slab ceiling dimensions, a choice of wood or porcelain flooring, Charles & Co millwork, and smart-home preparation. Chef’s kitchens conceived with Mario Carbone include custom Italian cabinetry, CornuFé, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, quartzite surfaces, walk-in pantries, and wine storage. Buyers must confirm actual clear ceiling heights, standard finish choices, and any upgrade pricing.

6. What Amenities and Major Food Group Services Will Residents Receive?

Villa Miami markets about 20,000 square feet of amenities plus a multi-level private club program: spa and salon, thermal-spa features, fitness/yoga/Pilates/boxing studios, pool deck, private dining, lounges, screening and game rooms, workspaces, children’s and teen spaces, an Estate Manager, In-House Curator, concierge/front desk, security, and valet. MFG also proposes an on-site two-level restaurant, resident food-and-beverage service, grocery stocking, private chefs, and preferred access across MFG venues; operators and services remain subject to change.

7. Will Villa Miami Have Parking, a Dock, or a Helipad, and When Will It Be Completed?

The fact sheet calls for a private garage with EV charging and proposes a dock/boat slip and helipad access. The legal disclaimer states that dock and helipad approvals had not yet been obtained, so those elements must remain labeled proposed. The official site says construction is underway but does not publish a guaranteed completion date; market sources often cite 2027, which should be confirmed in writing before use.

8. What Does Villa Miami Cost, and What Should a Buyer Review?

The official site does not display a live price list; public launch and brokerage sources have cited entry pricing around $5 million, but that is volatile. A buyer should request current inventory, deposits, estimated association fees, parking, storage, construction timing, included MFG services, commercial-component risks, dock/helipad approvals, pet and lease rules, and assignment terms. Only the prospectus and purchase agreement control the offering.