503 E Dilido Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139

6 bed · 8 bath · 6,942 sqft · Built 2018

Built in 2018 & designed by DOMO Architecture, this extraordinary waterfront estate stands as the tallest residence on Dilido Island, offering architectural distinction, privacy & uncompromising luxury. Conceived for grand-scale entertaining, the home features executive-level security & soaring 12 foot ceilings with a fully integrated smart-home system. An exceptional use of luxurious marble throughout the interior & exterior creates a timeless, gallery-like elegance. The state-of-the-art kitchen, finished in striking Calacatta Gold marble & equipped with Wolf, Miele, & Sub-Zero appliances, anchors the home as a natural gathering space. Living areas flow seamlessly outdoors, embracing indoor-outdoor living with a resort-style pool, Jacuzzi, cabana, & a custom extra-large rounded Ipe dock, ideal for waterfront entertaining. Private bedroom suites embody modern luxury, featuring warm chevron oak floors, floor-to-ceiling sheer drapery, refined marble details, & Waterworks faucets and shower fixtures throughout. A dedicated cinema room with an 8K 125-inch projection screen & THX surround sound delivers a true private theater experience. Crowning the residence is a spectacular rooftop retreat with 360-degree water views of Downtown Miami and Miami Beach, complete with an award winning fully edible rooftop garden/farm. Additional features include a showroom garage (lift capable) & mature fruit & vegetable trees, completing this one-of-a-kind waterfront offering.

Property type

SingleFamilyResidence

Condition

Resale

Year built

2018

Stories

3

Roof

Concrete

Subdivision

DILIDO ISLAND

Waterfront

Yes

Waterfront features

Bayfront,IntracoastalAccess,NoFixedBridges,OceanAccess,Seawall

Private pool

Yes

Parcel number

0232320110590

Annual tax

$221,661

County just value

$11,531,465

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.