Pre-Construction · Coconut Grove, Miami
From $4.1M
An architecturally bold stepped-form tower in Coconut Grove — premium residences with cascading terraces, bay views, and intimate scale in Miami's most historically significant neighborhood.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom | 1,500 – 2,200 sq ft | From $4,100,000 | |
| 3 Bedroom | 2,400 – 3,400 sq ft | From $6,800,000 | |
| Penthouse | 4,000 – 6,000 sq ft | From $11,000,000 |
The Neighborhood
Coconut Grove's streets follow the logic of the trees that were there first — Inagua Avenue curves around a stand of mahogany, McFarlane Road bends to preserve an ancient banyan that was a landmark before the street existed. This organic planning tradition, established by the neighborhood's first settlers in the 1870s, has survived every development cycle because Coconut Grove's residents have consistently defended it: the neighborhood's Historic Preservation board is one of the most active in Miami-Dade County, and the result is a streetscape that cannot be replicated by any amount of landscaping applied to a new-construction site.
Ziggurat's design decision to step toward the bay — to create terraces that are genuinely private gardens rather than concrete slabs with a glass railing — places the building in conversation with the Grove's landscape logic rather than imposing a glass tower on a neighborhood that has always resisted them. The bay views that the terraces unlock are a permanent fixture of Coconut Grove's most valuable real estate: Biscayne Bay's western shore widens at the Grove, the sailboat anchorage at Dinner Key is visible from the upper floors, and the Coconut Grove Yacht Club's classic boating culture defines the waterfront's character.
The position between Brickell to the north and Coral Gables to the south is strategically optimal for buyers who use both: Brickell's restaurants and urban energy are 15 minutes away, Coral Gables' Miracle Mile and the University of Miami are 10 minutes south. Coconut Grove is the node that connects the two — with its own village character intact and its own cultural institutions, including the Coconut Grove Playhouse, adding a layer of civic life that neither neighbor matches.
Ziggurat Coconut Grove takes its name from the ancient Mesopotamian stepped pyramid — and the name is literal. The building's architecture deploys a cascading terrace structure that steps progressively toward Biscayne Bay, creating private outdoor living at every level that would more accurately be described as a garden than a terrace. In a neighborhood defined by organic forms — Coconut Grove's streets bend around trees rather than trees being removed for streets — Ziggurat's sculptural massing reads as a contemporary interpretation of the landscape's own logic.
Premium interior finishes, views toward the bay and the Coral Gables canopy, and an intimate building scale that preserves the privacy Coconut Grove buyers expect distinguish Ziggurat from the Grove's other luxury offerings. The cascading terraces enable a relationship between indoor and outdoor space that only the most expensive private estates typically achieve — private planting, full sun exposure, and a visual connection to the bay on every floor.
Coconut Grove's combination of waterfront parks, Michelin-recognized restaurants, proximity to Coral Gables' University of Miami campus and shopping, and a 15-minute drive to both Brickell and Miami International Airport makes Ziggurat's address one of the most practically positioned luxury developments in Miami. At $4.1M, it enters the market at the upper end of the Grove's accessible luxury tier. Completion is targeted for 2028.
An ancient stepped pyramid form — the building's name literally describes its architecture: terraces that cascade toward Biscayne Bay, creating private outdoor gardens at every level.
From $4,100,000.
Substantially larger than a standard building terrace — designed as private gardens with planting, full sun exposure, and bay views, rather than narrow concrete balconies.
Miami's most historically rooted and architecturally character-rich neighborhood — walkable, leafy, with waterfront parks, Michelin-recognized restaurants, and a resident community that has protected the Grove's character for 150 years.
Approximately 15 minutes by car — close enough to participate in Brickell's urban energy while maintaining Coconut Grove's residential calm.
2028.
Wolsen Developments
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