South Florida’s Most Dazzling Penthouse. Ever.

Apogee Building Amenities

The last great bayfront site at the southern tip of South Beach. Here lies the leading edge of paradise. Apogee South Beach is a distinctly different concept that forever redefines all prior standards of luxury living. The inspired hand of consummate craftspeople can be seen everywhere, and one cannot help but marvel at the artistry, creativity, and tasteful manipulation of texture, color, and mood.

There are only 67 condo units, all of which by normal standards are penthouse quality. With Apogee, it’s about what’s on the inside, not what’s on the outside. It’s not about what you see; it’s about what you don’t see. There’s a feeling of understated elegance that resonates from the impressive entrance to the impressive art that adorns the lobby.

This is the first Miami Beach condo to enforce a service entrance for all deliveries. Even real estate agents must use the service entrance!

• Building sits on a lit reflecting pool, and gives the appearance of floating on 40-foot columns.
• 2.88-acre site and 500 linear feet of unobstructed bayfront views.
• Very sophisticated building finishes such as granite and French limestone. Lots of interesting detailing with stainless banding and backlit Lucite.
• Premium “optically clear” glass on units and balconies for ultimate stylishness.
• Lobby and common areas by world-famous interior designers Yabu Pushelberg.
• Architecture by award-winning Sieger Suarez Architectural Partnership.
• Artwork by Cuban-born, Miami-based artist Jose Bedia, whose work is featured in several prominent American and Latin American museums and galleries.
• Infinity-edge lap pool in garden setting.
• Award-winning pool deck and water features.
• Open-air party pavilion.
• State-of-the-art spa and fitness room.
• Proximity to Miami Beach Marina.
• Overlooks Government Cut or cruise ship alley and Fisher Island, long known as one of the wealthiest zip codes in the country.
• Sound suppression: sound-deadening board between floors; air conditioner units enclosed in concrete walls; cast iron plumbing.
• Enhanced lighting: recessed lighting in foyer, kitchen, master bath, powder room, and secondary baths; under-counter lighting in kitchen; cove lighting in master bath.