MIAMI, FLORIDA– It has its own website for sale and is considered the most expensive mansion ever sold in Miami, Florida, with an asking price of US$150 million. It comprises two residences linked by history: the Arsht Estate of Miami, a magnificent residential complex situated on more than four acres directly on Biscayne Bay.
The property consists of two houses, each with panoramic views of Key Biscayne, downtown Miami, and the shimmering waters of the bay. It belongs to philanthropist Adrienne Arsht and is located in Coconut Grove.
Indian Spring
The main residence, Indian Spring, was built in 1999 and designed for grand entertaining. It features a formal living room, the Great Hall, a dining room, and a Garden Room. The covered terrace, swimming pool, and verdant lawn offer majestic views.
It features a gourmet kitchen, a beautiful office and a rotunda offering 360-degree views of the surrounding cityscape, five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and four half bathrooms in the main residence, plus a two-bedroom, two-bathroom guest house and gym/office above the six-car garage, plus a spacious patio for entertaining guests and a north-south oriented lighted tennis court.
Villa Serena
Built by William Jennings Bryan in 1913 when the stretch of waterfront land on which Arsht Estate sits was considered "Millionaires' Row," the house has been expertly restored to its former glory. Stunning water views are captured from the ground floor living room, dining room, and sitting rooms, as well as the master bedroom, office, and adjacent guest room on the second floor. The office, the marble-clad kitchen with high-end appliances, the additional second-floor bedroom, and the charming master suite bathroom all enjoy views of the property's unparalleled grounds, which include mature trees such as kapok and banyan.
In addition, there is a two-bedroom carport above a three-car garage and an additional structure containing two full bathrooms, ideal for outdoor entertaining.
Text and photos taken from the official ARSHT ESTATE MIAMI website
