Seventy-two villas in the sky on the Edgewater bayfront — designed by ODP with Charles & Co interiors, and a dining culture built by the founders of Major Food Group.
Miami's ultra-luxury market keeps building hotels you can live in. Villa Miami builds houses you can stack: 72 residences across 55 stories — barely more than one home per floor — each delivered fully finished, most with private elevator entry, select homes with double-height terraces over Biscayne Bay. The name is the product.
What makes it more than a boutique tower is who is setting the table. One Thousand Group — the development platform of Major Food Group's founders, with Terra as institutional partner — treats dining and hospitality not as an amenity line-item but as the building's social architecture. The result reads less like a condominium than a private club with 72 member-families.
The villa idea is executed literally: floor-to-ceiling glass on the water, double-height terraces on select residences, private elevator entry to most homes, Italian kitchens with integrated Gaggenau, and spa-inspired marble primary baths — every residence delivered fully finished and move-in ready, not decorator-ready concrete.
At 72 homes, the arithmetic of privacy holds: the pool deck, marina day-dock and residents' lounges are shared by fewer families than a single floor of some Brickell towers.
One Thousand Group is the development venture of Major Food Group's founders — the restaurateurs behind some of the most coveted tables in New York and Miami. At Villa Miami that shows up as a signature restaurant in the building, a speakeasy-style residents' lounge and wine room, a cigar room and whiskey bar — programmed by people whose core business is making rooms people fight to get into.
For buyers who entertain, this is the differentiator no service brand can match: the food is the brand. Read our coverage: Inside Villa Miami — Major Food Group's residences.
With only 72 residences, availability at Villa Miami is a moving target — lines sell out rather than discount. We send the current price sheet, available residences, and the deposit structure directly, same day.
Waterfront pool deck on Biscayne Bay
Private marina access with day-dock
State-of-the-art fitness center & yoga studio
Signature restaurant by acclaimed chef
Speakeasy-style residents' lounge & wine room
Cigar room & whiskey bar
Co-working lounge with private meeting suites
Pet spa & dedicated dog park
24/7 concierge & valet
Edgewater is a bayfront neighborhood between Wynwood and the Design District to the west and Biscayne Bay to the east — a corridor of residential towers, parks, and waterfront promenades that has evolved into one of Miami's most desirable addresses. Villa Miami sits on the bay in the heart of Edgewater, where residents enjoy panoramic water views, Margaret Pace Park, and walkable access to Wynwood's galleries, restaurants, and cultural venues.
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| Villa Miami | Mandarin Oriental Miami | Four Seasons Coconut Grove | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | From $5.8M | From $4.275M | From $5.6M |
| Entry $/SF | ~$1,800 | ~$2,300 | ~$2,500 |
| Boutique Scale (≤100 homes) | ✓ 72 | — 326 | ✓ 70 |
| Direct Bayfront | ✓ Edgewater bay | ✓ Private island | — Grove core |
| Hotel On Campus | — (signature restaurant) | ✓ Mandarin Oriental | — |
| Fully Finished Delivery | ✓ | Confirm by tower | Confirm by line |
| Stories | 55 | 66 (South) | 20 |
| Delivery | 2027 (est.) | 2030 (est.) | 2027 (est.) |
| Primary Identity | Culinary · Design | Island scarcity · Hospitality | Brand heritage · Boutique |
| Best For | Design-forward entertainer | Privacy-driven waterfront buyer | Grove family buyer |
Buyers who entertain, collect design, and want boutique privacy without leaving the city grid — Edgewater puts Wynwood, the Design District and downtown within minutes, which no island or Grove address can say.
Genuine boutique scale (72 homes) at the lowest entry $/SF of its peer set; fully finished delivery removes a year of decorator risk; Major Food Group's founders programming the dining; a marina day-dock on the bay.
Edgewater is still becoming — the streetscape between the towers hasn't caught up to the product, and buyers should walk the blocks, not just the brochure. The culinary identity is the draw and the dependency: it assumes the restaurant culture stays at MFG standard. And bay views face the skyline, not open ocean — oceanfront purists belong on Collins Avenue.
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A 55-story boutique residential tower on the Edgewater bayfront at 710 NE 29th Street, Edgewater, Miami — just 72 fully finished residences, developed by Terra & One Thousand Group, designed by ODP Architects with interiors by Charles & Co.
As of August 30, 2026, developer-published pricing runs from $5.8 million to roughly $22 million — approximately $1,800 per square foot at entry, the lowest of its boutique peer set. Pricing moves in releases; we maintain the current sheet.
One Thousand Group — the development venture of Major Food Group's founders — is co-developer with Terra, and the group's hospitality DNA programs the building: a signature restaurant, speakeasy-style residents' lounge and wine room, cigar room and whiskey bar.
Delivery is currently estimated for 2027. Timelines are set by the developer and subject to change; we verify current scheduling before every client presentation.
Yes — every residence is delivered fully finished and move-in ready, with Italian kitchens, integrated Gaggenau appliances and spa-inspired marble baths. That removes the year-plus of decorator buildout most Miami pre-construction requires.
We'll compare the best available residences against Mandarin Oriental, Four Seasons Coconut Grove and Cipriani — line by line, view by view — 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.