A spectacular oceanfront apartment in Miami Beach’s exclusive Arte Surfside has entered the luxury real estate market with a $27 million price tag, drawing attention not only for its breathtaking amenities but also for its connection to one of America’s most prominent families. The stunning unit sits within the same prestigious building where Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner once called home during their transition to Florida life.
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According to Realtor, the 5,200-square-foot residence represents the pinnacle of sophisticated coastal living, featuring four bedrooms and sweeping, unobstructed ocean views that stretch endlessly across the Atlantic.
Every detail has been meticulously crafted, from the elegant travertine surfaces to the rich white oak floors that flow seamlessly throughout the space. The apartment’s crown jewel may well be its private biometric elevator, which provides an unprecedented level of security and exclusivity as it transports residents directly into what the listing describes as a sanctuary of exceptional craftsmanship.
“Having sold Arte Surfside from its inception, I can say it was truly a pioneer in bringing the highest level of architecture and design to private oceanfront living in Surfside,” explains Compass agent Miltiadis Kastanis, who is co-listing the property alongside Pablo Alfaro.
The development has consistently attracted discerning buyers who appreciate its rare combination of striking architectural elements, complete privacy, and unmatched service standards.
Arte Surfside stands as one of South Florida’s most coveted residential addresses, housing just 16 exclusive units across 12 floors.
The building’s design philosophy centers on providing residents with an unparalleled living experience, complete with rooftop tennis courts, heated indoor and outdoor pools, and direct access to a private beach. Additional world-class amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, tranquil yoga studio, pet runway, and children’s playroom, all complemented by personalized concierge services.
The building gained considerable media attention during Trump and Kushner’s residency from 2021 to November 2023, when they occupied one of the two penthouses, the New York Post states.
The couple had relocated to Florida following the conclusion of the previous presidential administration, choosing Arte Surfside as their temporary home while awaiting completion of their ambitious construction project on Indian Creek Island. The strategic location proved ideal, as Arte Surfside sits just a 17-minute walk from their Indian Creek Island property.
Their real estate portfolio reflects a pattern of strategic acquisitions and transformations.
The couple previously owned a Park Avenue penthouse in New York City, which they sold for approximately $16 million, and maintain a cottage at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, Forbes reports.
According to Business Insider, their Indian Creek project began with purchasing an undeveloped waterfront lot for roughly $30-32 million, followed by acquiring an adjacent mansion for $24 million in April 2021 from billionaire Alex Meruelo.
The Indian Creek renovation transformed the original neoclassical design into a striking modern residence featuring gleaming white exteriors with bold black trim. The property retains some original architectural elements, including soaring 26-foot ceilings and an impressive double staircase, while incorporating contemporary amenities like a chef’s kitchen and spa bathroom.
The current $27 million listing continues Arte Surfside’s tradition of commanding top-tier pricing while offering discerning buyers access to Miami Beach’s most sophisticated waterfront lifestyle.
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