Pre-Construction · Coconut Grove, Miami
From $6.2M
70 exclusive Four Seasons residences above Coconut Grove's historic canopy — four residences per floor, Italian kitchens, marble bathrooms, and Surf Club Private Membership access.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom | 1,800 – 2,600 sq ft | From $6,200,000 | |
| 3 Bedroom | 2,800 – 3,800 sq ft | From $9,500,000 | |
| Penthouse | 5,000 – 8,500 sq ft | From $13,500,000 |
The Neighborhood
Coconut Grove is the oldest continuously occupied neighborhood in Miami-Dade County — established as a formal settlement in the 1870s, two decades before Henry Flagler's railway reached Miami and the modern city was incorporated. The neighborhood's founders were Bahamian wreckers and fishermen, then a colony of intellectuals, artists, and scientists drawn by the subtropical landscape and the distance from the commercial interests developing Miami's core. That founding identity — educated, independent, resistant to homogenization — has persisted across 150 years of the neighborhood's evolution and gives Coconut Grove a character that cannot be replicated.
The physical character is defined by the tree canopy: streets tunneled by massive mahogany, banyan, and live oak trees that were growing before most of Miami's towers were built. Peacock Park and Kennedy Park border Biscayne Bay, giving the neighborhood its waterfront dimension without the tower density that characterizes Edgewater or Brickell. The Grove's village core — Commodore Plaza and Grand Avenue — is a walkable concentration of independent restaurants, bookstores, galleries, and boutiques that operates at a human scale rare in Greater Miami.
For families with school-age children, Coconut Grove's private school ecosystem is the strongest in Miami: Ransom Everglades, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, and the University of Miami are all within the neighborhood's walking orbit. For buyers comparing Coconut Grove to Palm Beach's historic districts or the Hamptons' established villages, the comparison holds: a neighborhood with deep historical roots, an educated and socially established resident community, and property values supported by physical scarcity — the canopy and the bay cannot be expanded.
Four Seasons Residences Coconut Grove brings the world's most consistently trusted luxury hotel brand to Miami's most charming and historically rooted neighborhood. Developed by CMC Group and Fort Partners — the same partnership behind the Four Seasons Surf Club in Surfside — the 20-story building rises above Coconut Grove's famous canopy of mahogany and banyan trees with bay and city views from every orientation. Four residences per floor is an intentional scale decision: the building functions as a private address with hotel services rather than a tower with a hotel brand attached.
Architecture by Revuelta Architecture International grounds the building in Coconut Grove's organic vocabulary — curves and terraces that reference the neighborhood's lush landscape rather than competing with it. Interiors by Bönan Interior Design from Stockholm bring a Scandinavian sensibility to the tropical setting: clean forms, natural materials, and the particular quality of light management that characterizes Bönan's most celebrated hospitality projects. Italian kitchens with Gaggenau appliances, Italian marble throughout bathrooms and wet areas, and the Four Seasons' material standard ensure that every surface meets the brand's exacting ownership brief.
The lifestyle layer includes a serviced pool deck overlooking the treetops, a wellness center and spa with personalized programming, personal trainers, and a concierge team that operates on Four Seasons service levels. Residents also receive access to Surf Club Private Membership — the exclusive club at the Four Seasons Surfside, 20 minutes north on the Intracoastal — a benefit that extends the ownership experience well beyond the building's immediate neighborhood. Completion is targeted for Q4 2028.
Access to the exclusive private members' club at Four Seasons Surfside — 20 minutes north — included with ownership at Four Seasons Coconut Grove.
Just four — ensuring the building functions as a private address with hotel services rather than a tower with a hotel brand.
CMC Group and Fort Partners — the same partnership behind the Four Seasons Surf Club in Surfside.
Bönan Interior Design from Stockholm — bringing a Scandinavian sensibility of natural materials and refined light management to the tropical Grove setting.
$6.2M to $15.7M.
Q4 2028.
Wolsen Developments
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