The Miami Beach Four Seasons is a luxurious oceanfront property that has become a sought-after address for the ultra-wealthy. With a growing list of high-profile owners, including former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and billionaire founder of ALDO, Aldo Bensadoun, it's part of a broader shift bringing billionaires from the West Coast to Miami. The building, designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Meier, showcases understated luxury with its glass, pale stone, and warm wood exterior. One of the current listings stands out for its spacious layout and premium features. The north tower corner residence spans over 4,300 square feet, featuring four ocean-facing bedrooms, four full baths, and a powder room. Inside, the living area is open yet defined, with curved lime-plastered walls, travertine floors, and white oak detailing. A bright dining area, backlit bar, and kitchen with an oversized island and Sub-Zero refrigeration further enhance the space. The primary suite, tucked behind a concealed entry, offers a private sanctuary with a custom dressing room, soaking tub, dual vanities, glass-enclosed shower, and a Himalayan salt infrared sauna. Additional bedrooms face the ocean, and a separate den provides versatile space. An 800-square-foot terrace with seating areas and Atlantic views completes the residence. Residents enjoy access to a private beach club, multiple pools, a spa, fitness centers, and on-site dining, making it a true oasis of luxury and convenience. The residence at 9111 Collins Avenue is listed for $31.9 million, showcasing the epitome of opulent living in Miami.
