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Single Family Residence
$7,999,000$1,679 / sqft
737 W 49th St, Miami Beach FL 33140
Listed
6
Bedrooms
7
Bathrooms
4,764 sqft
Interior
2013
Year built
None
HOA
Single Family Residence
Type
About this home
In the heart of Miami’s sought-after Lakeview area, this exceptional residence blends sophisticated modern architecture with thoughtful design and cutting-edge technology. From the moment you enter, soaring 11-foot ceilings, oversized windows, and expansive doors create an incredible sense of scale while filling the home with natural light. Pre-wired for a complete smart-home experience, the residence was designed for effortless modern living without sacrificing warmth or elegance. The spacious floor plan offers 6 bedrooms and 6+ bathrooms, with four bedrooms upstairs and two downstairs, each featuring its own en-suite bath. The impressive primary suite is a private retreat, complete with separate his-and-hers bathrooms and generous proportions. Entertain in style with a saline swimming pool, dedicated wine room, and custom built-in bar. An oversized lot provides plenty of outdoor space, while the home’s location—just one block from a premier children’s park—offers exceptional convenience for families.
Features
- First Floor Entry
- Entrance Foyer
- Pantry
- Den/Library/Office
- Family Room
- Media Room
- Barbeque
- Lighting
- None
Location
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