Now Selling · Brickell, Miami
From $6.2M
A yacht-inspired 45-story waterfront tower at South Brickell — 135 residences by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill with a private marina for direct Biscayne Bay and Atlantic access.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2–3 Bedroom | 1,100 – 2,800 sq ft | From $6,200,000 | |
| 4 Bedroom Flow-Through | 3,200 – 5,000 sq ft | From $8,500,000 | |
| 5–6 Bedroom Penthouse | 5,500 – 7,089 sq ft | From $12,000,000 |
The Neighborhood
South Brickell occupies the quieter southern extension of Brickell Avenue where the neighborhood transitions from the high-rise financial corridor to a residential bay edge. At the point where Brickell Avenue curves toward the Rickenbacker Causeway and Key Biscayne, the urban intensity of the district's northern section dissipates into a stretch of mid-rise residential buildings, bayside parks, and the broader openness of Biscayne Bay. This particular section of the bayfront is where UNA Residences sits — at an inflection point between city and sea that gives residents access to both without being dominated by either.
The bay at South Brickell is at its widest in this stretch — a broad expanse of protected water that extends east toward Key Biscayne, north toward downtown, and south toward Coconut Grove's wooded shoreline. The Rickenbacker Causeway, which runs directly adjacent to the site, connects the mainland to Key Biscayne's beaches and Virginia Key's natural areas in minutes. Bayfront Park and the Miami Marine Stadium (currently under restoration) anchor the public realm of this part of the bay, while the nearby Brickell City Centre and Mary Brickell Village provide retail and dining infrastructure.
For residents of UNA, the South Brickell bayfront address offers a specific kind of Miami life: the professional connectivity of Brickell without the sensory density of its tower core, direct bay access for residents with vessels, and a visual field dominated by water and sky rather than neighboring buildings. The flow-through floor plans that define UNA's residential design are only possible at a building of this scale and position on the bay — delivering an experience of Biscayne Bay that buyers at luxury price points in far more expensive Brickell addresses cannot always access.
UNA Residences at 175 SE 25th Road is a 45-story yacht-inspired waterfront tower at the southern tip of Brickell, where the neighborhood transitions to a quieter residential bay edge removed from the financial district's density. Designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture — the firm behind some of the world's most technically ambitious supertall buildings — UNA's curved glass form sweeps toward Biscayne Bay in a silhouette that evokes the hull of a superyacht. OKO Group and Cain International developed the project as a deliberate counterpoint to the volume-driven Brickell corridor: 135 residences across 45 floors delivers an average of three homes per floor, with layouts ranging from 1,102 to 7,089 square feet across two-to-six bedroom configurations.
The yacht theme is not merely decorative — it informs every spatial decision at UNA. Residences feature flow-through layouts that capture simultaneous views of Biscayne Bay to the east and the Miami city skyline to the west, an experience of dual-aspect living that larger, denser towers cannot deliver. Terraces are generously proportioned, designed as genuine outdoor living spaces with summer kitchen rough-ins, while floor-to-ceiling glass on the bay elevation maximizes the continuous visual connection to the water. Chef's kitchens feature Snaidero cabinetry, Gaggenau appliances, and integrated wine storage; primary bathrooms are finished in book-matched stone with deep soaking tubs and rain shower systems. Private elevator entries ensure that no residence shares a corridor experience with its neighbors.
The building's private marina is its most distinctive amenity — a facility that allows residents to dock vessels directly below their home and reach the open Atlantic via Government Cut in minutes. A bayfront pool and sun deck, a fitness facility with yoga studio, spa treatments, and a juice and café bar complete the ground-level amenity program. For a buyer who intends to split time between a UNA residence and a vessel docked below — or who simply values direct water access as a lifestyle feature — the address at South Brickell bayfront is effectively unchallenged in the current Miami luxury condo market. Completion is expected Q3 2026.
A yacht-inspired design by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill, flow-through layouts with simultaneous bay and city views, and a private resident marina for direct Biscayne Bay access — a combination no other current Brickell development offers.
Yes — a private marina below the building allows residents to dock vessels and reach the open Atlantic via Government Cut within minutes.
Developed by OKO Group and Cain International; architecture by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, the firm behind some of the world's most ambitious tower designs.
$6.2M for 2-to-3-bedroom residences, rising to $8.5M+ for 4-bedroom flow-through layouts and $12M+ for penthouses.
1,102 to 7,089 square feet across 135 residences in 2-to-6-bedroom configurations, averaging approximately 3 residences per floor.
Q3 2026 — one of the nearest-term ultra-luxury delivery dates in the current Miami market.
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