SUNNY ISLES BEACH\u00a0\u2014 The oceanfront town known for its luxury skyscrapers will soon be home to one of the tallest beachfront residential towers in the entire nation.
\nThe Bentley Residences, currently under construction at 18401 Collins Ave., will stand a head-turning 749 feet high, taller than all the other towers lining Sunny Isles Beach. The Bentley-branded skyscraper broke ground in early 2024 and is slated for completion in 2028.<\/p>\n
Dezer Development describes the Bentley project as its \u201ccurrent crown jewel.\u201d Designed in conjunction with Bentley Motors, the 62-story building features a sparkling diamond-quilted glass fa\u00e7ade reminiscent of the diamond pattern seen in the interior of a Bentley.<\/p>\n
Pricing for the 216 residences starts at $5.8 million, with the two penthouses priced at $37.5 million each.
\nResidences will be expansive, ranging from 5,256 to 6,333 square feet. The tower, built for the ultra-wealthy, will include amenities with five-star hospitality and service.
\nAmenities will include a private restaurant led by award-winning chef Todd English, a whiskey bar, cigar lounge, cinema, spa, oceanfront beauty salon, fitness center and a landscaped beach club with cabanas.
\nThe \u201cDezervator,\u201d a patented hydraulic elevator system named after Dezer Development, will allow residents to ascend directly to their private sky garage \u2014 and their floor \u2014 without ever leaving their car.<\/p>\n
The \u201cDezervator\u201d first appeared in the nearby Porsche Design Tower, which was developed by Dezer in collaboration with the Porsche Design Group. The tower, one of the tallest in town at 641 feet, opened in 2017.
\nAt the Bentley Residences, each apartment will have room for up to four cars.
\n\u201cIt\u2019s really a testament to the ultra luxurious brand of Sunny Isles Beach,\u201d Mayor Larisa Svechin told the South Florida Sun Sentinel. \u201cThe Porsche tower was the first one with the Dezervator. You can park two cars in your apartment at the Porsche tower. And at the Bentley you can park four. That\u2019s what makes it the next 2.0 building. It really is about the cars. And you can get even more cars downstairs. You can have room for all 26 of your cars \u2014 I\u2019m not joking. It\u2019s just a testament to the love of cars in our city.\u201d<\/p>\n
Construction continues at the Bentley Residences in Sunny Isles Beach on Nov. 20.
\nThe very design of the building is a nod to Bentley\u2019s elegant style, the developer says.
\n\u201cJust as Bentley vehicles offer supreme comfort while embracing the freedom of the open road, our residences extend this philosophy to your home environment,\u201d the developer\u2019s website says. \u201cThe expansive balconies, each featuring a private heated swimming pool, invite you to immerse yourself in the fresh air while enjoying the epitome of relaxation.\u201d
\nThe Bentley Residences is on the rise in Sunny Isles Beach. Construction, shown on Nov. 20, should wrap up in 2028.<\/p>\n
Sunny Isles Beach, a town with 2.4 miles of coastline, has made a name for itself as a skyscraper-friendly town and a magnet for international elites.
\n\u201cWe don\u2019t tout these towers as being the tallest,\u201d Svechin said. \u201cThey\u2019re the most luxurious. They just happen to be tall. The Bentley is iconic and this tower is going to make our skyline even more iconic. It really puts us on the map as an international city. We\u2019re really becoming known as the super luxurious, high-end, world-class city.\u201d
\nThe Bentley Residences in Sunny Isles Beach, shown on Nov. 20, recently completed a foundation pour that took 36 hours to complete.<\/p>\n
The taller the tower, the deeper the foundation.
\nThe Bentley recently completed a record-breaking concrete pour, the largest in Florida history and the second largest ever in the United States, according to the developer.
\nThe foundation, crafted with more than 20,000 cubic yards of concrete, is supported by piles that reach depths of more than 170 feet.
\nThe concrete pour was a 36-hour undertaking, with crews working round the clock to get the job done. During that time, more than 250 cement trucks delivered 2,100 truckloads of concrete, snarling traffic along Collins Avenue.<\/p>\n
The Bentley Residences is set to become a landmark building in Sunny Isles Beach, offering luxurious living spaces and unparalleled amenities. With its unique design and features, it is sure to attract international elites and cement the town’s reputation as a hub for luxury living.<\/p>\n
Q: What is the height of the Bentley Residences?
\nA: The Bentley Residences will stand at 749 feet high.
\nQ: How many residences will the building have?
\nA: The building will have 216 residences.
\nQ: What is the price range of the residences?
\nA: The price range starts at $5.8 million, with the two penthouses priced at $37.5 million each.
\nQ: What amenities will the building offer?
\nA: The building will offer a private restaurant, whiskey bar, cigar lounge, cinema, spa, oceanfront beauty salon, fitness center, and a landscaped beach club with cabanas.
\nQ: When is the expected completion date of the project?
\nA: The project is expected to be completed in 2028.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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