Pre-Construction · Sunny Isles Beach

Bentley Residences

From $5.8M

The world's first Bentley-branded residential tower — 216 oceanfront residences across 62 stories in Sunny Isles Beach, each with an in-unit Dezervator car elevator and private multi-car garage, from $5.8M.

Developer
Dezer Development
Architect
Sieger Suarez Architects
Brand
Bentley Motors — World's First Branded Tower
Address
18401 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach
Pricing
$5.8M – $18M
Floors
62 Stories, Oceanfront
Residences
216 Units, 2,835 – 10,981 sq ft
Signature
Dezervator In-Unit Car Elevator
Amenities
Ocean Restaurant, Spa, Whiskey Bar
Completion
Q4 2028
Starting fromFrom $5.8M

Residences & Pricing

Residence TypeSizeStarting Price
3 Bedroom + Garage4,000 – 5,200 sq ft + private garageFrom $5,800,000
4 Bedroom + Multi-Car Garage5,800 – 7,500 sq ft + multi-car garageFrom $9,500,000
Sky Villa8,500 – 10,981 sq ft + multi-car garageFrom $14,000,000

The Neighborhood

Sunny Isles Beach — Florida's Billionaires' Row

Sunny Isles Beach occupies a 2.4-mile barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, 16 miles north of Downtown Miami. In the 1950s, the island was dotted with modest Art Deco motels serving Miami's domestic tourism market. The transformation began in the late 1990s when international developers — recognizing that 2.4 miles of direct oceanfront sat just 25 minutes from Miami International Airport — began replacing the motels with what would become Florida's most concentrated collection of ultraluxury residential towers.

Today Sunny Isles Beach is known internationally as 'Billionaires' Row,' home to the Porsche Design Tower with its glass sky garage, the Mansions at Acqualina, the Ritz-Carlton Bal Harbour next door, and now Bentley Residences. The resident community is intensely international — Brazilian, Venezuelan, Colombian, Russian, and Israeli buyers have historically made up a large share of ownership — drawn by direct beachfront access, Florida's zero state income tax, and the relative privacy of a barrier island that is almost entirely residential.

Architecturally and socially, Sunny Isles Beach has established itself as Miami's most experimental luxury real estate market — the place where branded towers first proved that automotive and fashion marques could command premiums far above unbranded addresses. Bentley Residences is the latest and most dramatic chapter in that story, adding the world's most celebrated automotive name to a skyline already dense with trophy addresses.

About Bentley Residences

Bentley Residences Sunny Isles Beach is the world's first standalone Bentley-branded residential tower — a 62-story oceanfront building at 18401 Collins Avenue developed by Dezer Development with architecture by Sieger Suarez. The exterior features diamond-shaped glass panels directly inspired by Bentley's iconic knurled steering wheel and the texture of the brand's finest hand-stitched leather — a façade that is as much brand identity as architecture.

The defining innovation is the Dezervator: a patented private car elevator that carries each resident's vehicle from the lobby directly into their private multi-story in-unit garage. This is a world first in residential development — enabling owners to arrive in their Bentley, Ferrari, or McLaren and display it as an architectural element within the residence itself, visible from the living space. 216 residences range from 2,835 to 10,981 square feet, with three to four bedrooms and up to four garage spaces per unit.

Amenities are calibrated to the Bentley standard: a private oceanfront restaurant with curated whiskey bar, a full spa and wellness center, an indoor heated lap pool, and a residents' owners lounge with library and screening room. Sunny Isles Beach's 2.4 miles of Atlantic oceanfront are steps away, placing Bentley Residences at the precise intersection of automotive passion and oceanfront living that no other address in the world offers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dezervator?

Bentley's patented private car elevator that transports your vehicle directly from the lobby to your in-unit multi-story garage — a world first in residential architecture.

Who is the developer?

Dezer Development, with architecture by Sieger Suarez Architects.

What is the price range?

$5.8M to $18M, across 3-bedroom to sky villa configurations.

How large are the residences?

From 2,835 to 10,981 square feet, each with three to four bedrooms and in-unit private garage.

What are the Sunny Isles Beach advantages?

2.4 miles of direct Atlantic beach, no Florida state income tax, a heavily international ownership community, and a 25-minute drive to Miami International Airport.

When is completion expected?

Q4 2028.

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