360 S Hibiscus Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139

7 bed · 8 bath · 8,300 sqft · Built 2026

Step into this stunning waterfront masterpiece where luxury meets sophistication on guard gated Hibiscus Island. This new architectural marvel designed by Kobi Karp offers 8,300 SF of meticulously crafted living space curated by Argent Design blending art & architecture. Inspired by iconic sculptures, this estate pushes the boundaries of design, creating a home that's not just a place to live, but a living work of art. The entrance sets the tone w/ an architectural stone facade, living green wall, Koi pond & outdoor firepit. With soaring 11'6" ceilings & exquisite finishes throughout, this will impress the most discerning buyer. 7 bedrooms & 8 total bathrooms provide generous accommodations, while wide plank white oak floors, custom millwork & imported stone create an atmosphere of refined elegance. The SW exposure frames downtown Miami's skyline & delivers breathtaking sunset views. Your 90FT of water frontage becomes your personal paradise, enhanced by lush tropical landscaping by CLAD Landscape Architecture. Amenities include and commercial elevator which services all 3 levels, Savant system, Bon Vivant kitchen & chefs prep kitchen, outdoor kitchen, resort style pool, generator, custom stone bar w/ built in aquarium, 2 car AC garage & air conditioned rooftop entertainment level w/ the best views Miami has to offer. This 24HR guard-gated community offers tennis, basketball, & playground, just minutes from the best shopping & dining in South Beach & Design District.

Property type

SingleFamilyResidence

Condition

NewConstruction

Year built

2026

Stories

2

Roof

Concrete,Other

Subdivision

HIBISCUS ISLAND

Waterfront

Yes

Waterfront features

Bayfront,NoFixedBridges

Private pool

Yes

Parcel number

0232320060150

Annual tax

$201,036

County just value

$10,557,006

Miami Beach runs from South Beach Art Deco condos to Mid-Beach high-rises and North Beach single-family pockets. The condo market dwarfs the SFH market here — supply dynamics diverge sharply by submarket.