Seventy residences in twenty stories on South Bayshore Drive — Four Seasons service beneath the banyans of Miami's sailing capital, with no hotel above and no tower beside it.
Every other submarket on this site competes against its own pipeline — Sunny Isles against the next tower, Brickell against the next block. Coconut Grove's low-rise zoning, historic preservation rules and near-exhausted waterfront sites mean its ultra-luxury supply is capped by law, not by market cycles. Four Seasons Coconut Grove — 70 residences in a 20-story Revuelta building — is the most exclusive branded project the neighborhood is likely to ever permit.
And unlike most branded residences, there is no hotel attached: Four Seasons manages a purely private building, from butler and housekeeping to in-residence dining from the signature restaurant. It is the Grove's proposition in miniature — full service, understated scale, under the tree canopy rather than above it.
South Bayshore Drive faces the largest concentration of sailing and yachting culture in Miami — Dinner Key Marina, the yacht clubs, the regatta calendar. The building's position at the Grove's northern waterfront edge puts the bay at the front door and the banyan canopy behind it.
Ownership includes a private Surf Club membership — initiation and first-year dues waived — extending the residence's footprint to one of Florida's most storied private clubs. For buyers anchoring a boating life, no other Grove address packages the water this completely.
With 70 residences in a supply-capped submarket, availability moves quickly and quietly. We send the current price sheet, available lines, and the deposit structure directly, same day.
Serviced Pool Deck
Spa with Treatment Rooms, Jacuzzi & Water Experiences
Fitness Center + Personal Trainers
Signature Restaurant with In-Residence Dining
Surf Club Private Membership
Children's Room
24-hr Valet Service
Dog Grooming Services
Concierge
Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest and most verdant neighborhood — a canopied enclave of banyan-lined streets, bayfront parks, sailing clubs, and independent restaurants south of Brickell. CocoWalk, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, and Dinner Key Marina define a lifestyle rooted in nature and understated sophistication. Four Seasons Coconut Grove sits on the waterfront at the Grove's northern edge, where the bay meets the city.
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| Four Seasons Coconut Grove | The Well Coconut Grove | Villa Miami | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | From $5.62M | From $1.5M | From $5.8M |
| Entry $/SF | ~$2,500 | ~$1,200 | ~$1,800 |
| Boutique Scale (≤100 homes) | ✓ 70 | — 194 | ✓ 72 |
| Low-Rise / Grove Scale | ✓ 20 stories | ✓ 8 stories | — 55 stories |
| Hotel On Campus | — Private Four Seasons building | — (wellness brand) | — (signature restaurant) |
| Private Club Membership | ✓ Surf Club included | — | — |
| Delivery | 2027 (est.) | 2028 (est.) | 2027 (est.) |
| Primary Identity | Brand heritage · Boutique | Wellness | Culinary · Design |
| Best For | Grove family · yachting buyer | Wellness-first buyer | Design-forward entertainer |
Families and long-time Miami residents who want branded full service without leaving the Grove's scale — and boating buyers, for whom the bayfront position plus Surf Club membership is the strongest water package in the neighborhood.
Supply capped by zoning, not cycles; CMC's finish quality with Bonan-designed Molteni interiors delivered to Four Seasons management standards; 2027 keys — earlier than most of this tier; a genuinely private building with no hotel traffic.
At ~$2,500/SF entry, the Grove premium is real — Villa Miami offers boutique scale on the water for ~$700/SF less. Twenty stories under the canopy means views are bay-and-park, not skyline theater. And buyers wanting nightlife at the door are in the wrong neighborhood — the Grove goes quiet early, by design.
The Well Coconut Grove · Villa Miami · Mandarin Oriental Miami
A 20-story, 70-residence private condominium at 2699 South Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove, developed by CMC Group, designed by Revuelta Architecture with interiors by Bonan Interior Design, and managed by Four Seasons — with no hotel component. It is the most exclusive branded project in Coconut Grove.
As of August 30, 2026, developer-published pricing runs from $5.62 million to roughly $45 million — approximately $2,500 per square foot at entry, reflecting the Grove's supply-capped premium. Pricing moves in releases; we maintain the current sheet.
No. This is a purely private Four Seasons-managed building: residents receive the brand's full residential service — butler, housekeeping and laundry, grocery provisioning, in-residence dining from the signature restaurant — without hotel guests on the property.
Ownership includes a private membership to the Surf Club, with initiation and first-year dues waived — extending the residence to one of Florida's most storied private clubs.
Delivery is currently estimated for 2027. Timelines are set by the developer and subject to change; we verify current scheduling before every client presentation.
We'll compare the best available lines against The Well, Villa Miami and Mandarin Oriental — line by line, tier by tier — not simply sell you the project.
Complimentary. Discreet. No obligation. Project details, pricing, availability, and terms are subject to change and should be verified with the development team.