Inside The First Bentley Branded Model Residences In Miami
The world’s first Bentley branded residential tower, Bentley Residences is a 62-story residential building projected to have more than 200 luxury condominiums.
Located in Sunny Isles Beach at 18401 Collins Avenue, the condos at Bentley Residences will offer unparalleled ocean, bay and Miami skyline views. Equipped with 20,000 square feet of amenities across three levels, exquisitely designed by Bentley, the tower will have a restaurant, cinema, whiskey bar, in and outdoor gym, pool, spa, cigar lounge, cabanas, outdoor yoga studio, spa, beauty salon, 24-hour valet service, dezervator vehicle elevators, and more making this luxury residential building a utopia within one of the hottest cities in the world.
Each residence will have its own private pool and in-house garage for residents to park their car.
Estimated to complete in 2026, Bentley Residences is developed by Dezer Development and designed by Sieger Suarez Architects.
With a prime location in Sunny Isles, Bentley Residences is within walking distance of RK shopping centers and restaurants. Bentley Residences will deliver three-bedroom residences priced from $4.125 million.
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