Pre-Construction · North Beach, Miami Beach
From $3.4M
Two sculptural glass towers within five acres of tropical parkland on 350 feet of Atlantic oceanfront — just 76 residences plus a private members' club in North Beach. Designed by Revuelta and Robert A.M. Stern. From $3.4M.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom | 1,250 – 1,800 sq ft | From $3,400,000 | |
| 3 – 4 Bedroom | 2,200 – 3,800 sq ft | From $7,500,000 | |
| Penthouse / Estate | 4,500 – 5,600 sq ft | From $20,000,000 |
The Neighborhood
North Beach occupies the upper third of Miami Beach island, roughly from 63rd Street northward to 87th Terrace, and has been consciously protected from the density and commercial intensity that characterizes South Beach. The neighborhood's residential character, lower building heights, and park-rich oceanfront have attracted a different buyer profile — typically families who value space, privacy, and proximity to North Beach Oceanside Park's 40 acres of public parkland over the nightlife and boutique hotel density of the Art Deco district.
The area's commercial heart is along 71st Street and Normandy Isle, where a village-scale collection of restaurants, cafés, and local businesses serves a community of year-round residents rather than tourists. The North Beach Master Plan, approved by the city in 2016, was designed to encourage sensitive development that preserves the neighborhood's scale — which is why a five-acre oceanfront parcel like Ocean Terrace's represents an essentially unrepeatable opportunity in a neighborhood where the regulatory environment actively limits density.
For buyers who want Miami Beach's oceanfront access, tropical climate, and tax advantages without the South Beach crowds and commercial saturation, North Beach has become the preferred alternative. Ocean Terrace's five-acre tropical setting with 350 feet of private beach delivers the resort estate experience that Miami Beach's southern neighborhoods can no longer offer at any price.
Ocean Terrace sets two sculptural glass towers within five verdant acres of tropical oceanfront parkland in North Beach — one of Miami Beach's most prized and least dense neighborhoods. Developed with architecture by Revuelta Architecture International and interiors by the late Robert A.M. Stern — the Yale School of Architecture's former dean and one of America's most distinguished classical architects — the development houses just 76 residences alongside a private members' club, boutique hotel, and curated retail.
Residences range from 1,250 to 5,600 square feet and feature white oak cabinetry, European appliances, and distinctive parquet flooring throughout. The landscape program, designed to maximize the five-acre oceanfront site, delivers a tropical garden setting more reminiscent of a private resort estate than an urban tower — with 350 linear feet of private Atlantic beach that few buildings in Miami can match for sheer scale relative to the number of owners sharing it.
Three pools — sunrise-facing, sunset-facing, and a cold plunge — private cabanas, multiple dining venues, and a comprehensive fitness facility are reserved exclusively for the 76 resident families and club members. The North Beach location places Ocean Terrace well north of South Beach's density, in a neighborhood that has been deliberately protected from overdevelopment — making the five-acre parcel an essentially unrepeatable land opportunity. Completion is targeted for Q4 2029.
Two boutique glass towers on 350 feet of North Beach oceanfront within five acres of tropical parkland — 76 residences, a private members' club, and a boutique hotel.
Architecture by Revuelta Architecture International; interiors by Robert A.M. Stern Architects — the Yale School of Architecture's former dean and one of America's most distinguished designers.
North Beach has been protected from overdevelopment by Miami Beach's master planning policies, making a 5-acre oceanfront parcel at this scale essentially unrepeatable.
$3.4M to $39.5M.
Just 76 — across 350 feet of private Atlantic beach, among the most generous ratios of oceanfront per residence in any Miami Beach development.
Q4 2029.
Wolsen Developments
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