From Robb Report · Abby Montanez · · 1m 10s
A $22 Million Penthouse in the Sky
Penthouse 5501 at Miami's Zaha Hadid tower just traded for $22 million, and it owns an entire floor.
In brief
Penthouse 5501 at Miami's Zaha Hadid tower just traded for $22 million, and it owns an entire floor. One Thousand Museum keeps producing eight-figure sales, and its full-floor penthouse just proved the ceiling is high. Originally reported by Robb Report.
Twenty two million, closed
A penthouse at Miami's One Thousand Museum has sold for $22 million, the latest eight-figure deal inside the tower.
Zaha Hadid built this one
The building is one of the late architect's few residential towers, wrapped in that unmistakable curved exoskeleton on Biscayne Boulevard.
“the Zaha Hadid-designed tower”
An entire floor, yours
Penthouse 5501 spans roughly 9,200 square feet and takes up a full floor of the 62-story building. No shared landing, no neighbors.
Views in every direction
Windows wrap the whole unit for 360-degree sightlines over Biscayne Bay on one side and downtown Miami on the other.
“360-degree views of Biscayne Bay and downtown Miami”
Five bedrooms, six and a half baths
The layout runs to five bedrooms and six-and-a-half bathrooms, sized for a household rather than a pied-a-terre.
The terrace wraps around
A sprawling wraparound terrace rings the floor, turning the outdoor space into a loop instead of a single balcony.
The essence
One Thousand Museum keeps producing eight-figure sales, and its full-floor penthouse just proved the ceiling is high.
