Miami Design District's First-Ever Condo Just Hit the Market for $9.985 Million
The Miami Design District has never had its own condominium, until now. A four-bedroom-plus-den, 4.5-bath residence at Fouquet’s Hotel & Residences has just come on the market for $9.985 million, marking the first residential listing inside the neighborhood’s boundaries and giving buyers a rare shot at ground-floor ownership in one of Miami’s fastest-growing luxury corridors.
The nearly 3,000-square-foot spread comes with floor-to-ceiling windows, an expansive private terrace built for indoor-outdoor living, and full access to the services of a five-star Fouquet’s hotel. Architecture is by Pritzker Prize winner David Chipperfield, with interiors from RDAI, the Paris-based studio better known for designing Hermes stores around the world. It is also Fouquet’s first residential project in the United States, bringing the storied Parisian hospitality name stateside for the first time.
Ownership comes with access to 40,000 square feet of amenities, including a rooftop pool, fitness center, golf simulator, juice bar, spa and on-site salon, plus hotel-style concierge service and curated dining experiences. For a neighborhood better known for its galleries and flagship boutiques than its residential stock, the debut signals a new chapter for a district that has spent the last decade building its reputation as one of the country’s most design-obsessed luxury enclaves.
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