Inside The Antonio Citterio Miami Designed Condominium, Arte

By Alexandra Reconco

Arte, an oceanfront condominium in Miami designed by Antonio Citterio, the celebrated talent behind Bulgari Hotels & Resorts, has just announced its launch of sales. With prices starting at $10.215 million, this highly-anticipated condominiums, is where high design and luxury offerings attract the world’s most discerning buyers.

The boutique luxury project— Antonio's first in the U.S. and among his few residential designs around the world— is the prestigious next chapter of the Surfside neighborhood’s transformation into a true American Riviera. With expansive indoor-outdoor spaces, amazing common areas and 360-degree views, this luxurious project features only 16 ultra-luxury residences. This 12-story building touts three to five-bedroom residences ranging from about 3,150 to 7,550 square feet; a slew of amenities including a rooftop tennis court; and original artwork from Robert Indiana. Located at 8955 Collins Avenue in Surfside, a coveted area nestled north of bustling Miami Beach and between exclusive Indian Creek, Bay Harbor Islands and fashionable Bal Harbour, Arte is the perfect place to live and enjoy life.

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Albee's Montauk House Sold

 Sited on 2.8 acres, with 200 feet of ocean frontage, the estate at 320 Old Montauk Highway in Montauk features three structures—a main house, guest cottage and pool house, plus pool and tennis—the property was purchased by the world-renowned “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf” playwright in the 1960s. 

Photos courtesy of Douglas Elliman

The legendary stage actress Uta Hagen, who originated the role of Martha in that famous work, convinced Albee to buy the property, which he proceeded to populate with an impressive array of native plants and trees. He went on to write the Pulitzer Prize-winning “Seascape,” and many other of his more notable plays, in the second-floor study overlooking the beach. In addition to Ms. Hagen, other notable guests included fellow writer Tennessee Williams and artist Lee Krasner.

Represented by Paul Brennan of Douglas Elliman Real Estate, the waterfront property comprises a 2,100-square-foot cedar-shingle main house, with three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths; an 817-square-foot shingle-style guest cottage, with one bedroom and one bathroom; a cedar shingle-style pool house with half bath; pool; and all-weather tennis court. This is the first time it’s been on the market in more than 50 years. The sale will benefit the Edward Albee Foundation, which supports writers and artists through its residency program.

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