Now Selling · Brickell, Miami
From $7.2M
A 50-story bayfront tower with 152 residences — Robert A.M. Stern architecture, Rockwell Group interiors, private marina, and the full St. Regis butler service on Brickell Avenue.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2–3 Bedroom | 2,600 – 3,800 sq ft | From $7,200,000 | |
| 4–5 Bedroom Sky Villa | 4,200 – 6,500 sq ft | From $12,000,000 | |
| 6 Bedroom Penthouse | 8,000 – 12,000+ sq ft | From $18,000,000 |
The Neighborhood
Brickell's bayfront edge — the strip of Biscayne Bay waterfront running south from downtown Miami along Brickell Avenue — is one of the most architecturally significant stretches of real estate in the southeastern United States. The bay at this point is broad and open, with unobstructed views across the water toward Key Biscayne and the Atlantic beyond. For decades this frontage was occupied by estate homes belonging to Miami's founding families — the Brickells, the Burdines, the Flaglers — before the neighborhood's 1970s transformation into a financial district prompted redevelopment. What remained was a bayfront corridor whose scale and exposure were too extraordinary to be reduced to office parks, and which has since become the address of choice for Miami's most ambitious residential towers.
The concentration of ultra-luxury residential development along this bayfront in the 2020s reflects a recognition among global buyers that Biscayne Bay at Brickell offers something genuinely rare: a tropical waterfront setting within walking distance of one of the Western Hemisphere's most dynamic financial centers, a Michelin-recognized restaurant scene, world-class private schools, and international medical infrastructure. The buyers who choose addresses at this level are not seasonal visitors — they are primary residents whose daily lives require the combination of natural beauty and urban infrastructure that few cities in the world can provide. Miami, uniquely, can.
For a buyer considering St. Regis Residences Brickell, the 1809 Brickell Avenue address situates a home at the precise intersection of two organizing principles of Miami luxury living: the bay, which provides the visual and spiritual anchor of the lifestyle, and Brickell Avenue, which provides the professional and social infrastructure that makes a genuine primary residence viable. The St. Regis service layer — butler, concierge, curated programming — converts what might otherwise be a spectacular apartment into a fully staffed home. It is, by design, the easiest possible life to live in one of the most stimulating cities in the world.
The St. Regis Residences Brickell stands at 1809 Brickell Avenue — a 50-story bayfront tower offering 152 residences ranging from two-bedroom sky homes to six-bedroom sky villas and full-floor penthouses. Architecture is by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, one of America's most decorated classical and contextual design practices; interiors by Rockwell Group, whose portfolio spans the Four Seasons and Nobu hotels; and landscape design by Enzo Enea Group, the Swiss landscape atelier behind some of Europe's most celebrated estate gardens. The developer team is Related Group and Integra Investments, two of South Florida's most accomplished luxury residential operators.
The residential program at St. Regis Brickell is defined by a scale and restraint that distinguishes it from the volume-driven developments that surround it in the Brickell corridor. At 152 residences across 50 floors, the building delivers an average of roughly three residences per floor — giving every home generous dimensions, corner exposures, and the kind of sky-to-floor ceiling proportions (minimum 10 feet, rising to 12 in upper floors) that transform the experience of daily living. Kitchen design draws from Boffi — the Italian furniture and kitchen brand celebrated for its precision and materiality — while primary bathrooms feature book-matched stone surfaces, Dornbracht fixtures, and soaking tub configurations typically reserved for ultra-high-end custom homes.
The amenity program centers on a double-height Sky Lounge with panoramic Biscayne Bay views — part bar, part library, part social gathering point — alongside a bayfront infinity pool with private cabanas and butler service. The holistic wellness center includes an indoor lap pool, yoga and meditation studios, dual sauna suites, a salt therapy spa, and a full personal training facility. A private marina — rare among Brickell residential towers — allows residents to dock vessels directly below their homes. St. Regis butler service, around-the-clock concierge, valet, and curated residential programming complete an address that, at Q1 2027 delivery, will mark one of the most anticipated completions in Miami's luxury residential history.
Architecture by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, interiors by Rockwell Group, landscape design by Enzo Enea Group. Developed by Related Group and Integra Investments.
Full St. Regis butler service, 24-hour concierge, valet, curated residential programming, and access to the double-height Sky Lounge — modeled on the brand's flagship hotel service standards.
Yes — a private marina allows residents to dock vessels directly at the building, a rare feature among Brickell residential towers.
152 residences ranging from 2-bedroom sky homes through 6-bedroom penthouses, with floor plates designed for a maximum of ~3 units per floor and minimum 10-foot ceiling heights.
From $7.2M for 2-to-3-bedroom residences through $24.5M+ for penthouse and sky villa collection homes.
Q1 2027 delivery — one of the most anticipated completions in Miami's luxury residential calendar.
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