May 9, 2016
Construction has started on Faena Versailles Contemporary in Miami Beach's anticipated Faena District. The 16-story tower will consist of 49 luxury condos starting at 3 million dollars. The oceanfront development will be located between the recently completed Faena House and the upcoming Faena Versailles Classic.
Faena Versailles Contemporary will offer 1 to 5-bedroom condos, with 1,111 square feet to 8,146 square feet of living space. The stunning residences will feature spacious balconies (295 square feet to 2,550 square feet) designed to capitalize on views of the ocean, bay and city skyline. Amenities at Faena Versailles Contemporary include a private pool, a beach club, a fitness center, a spa, dedicated resident storage, 24-hour security, an attended lobby, valet parking and exclusive Faena District privileges.
Faena Versailles Contemporary is located in the anticipated Faena District. Once fully completed, the Faena District will be a hub for cultural activity and entertainment. The visually capitivating neighborhood will include the Faena Hotel, Faena Arts Center designed by Priztker Prize-winning architect Rem Koolhaas and OMA, Faena Park parking complex also by Rem Koolhaas and OMA, Faena Marina on Indian Creek and Faena Gardens by Raymond Jungles. It will also include 3 luxury oceanfront condo towers.
The Faena District is located in Miami Beach's Mid-Beach neighborhood. Located just north of well-known South Beach, Mid-Beach includes the area of Miami Beach extending from approximately 24th Street to 63rd Street. The area is home to the world-famous Fountainbleu Hotel and Eden Roc Resort. There are numerous high-end restaurants and shopping destinations throughout the area. It also hosts the Collins Waterfront Architectural District and the smaller neighborhoods of Oceanfront, Bayshore and Nautilus. Mid-Beach Miami Beach also offers easy access to the mainland via the Julia Tuttle Causeway/I-195.
For more information on Faena Versailles Contemporary condos for sale, contact Niki Higgins at +1-954-817-2500 or +1-888-242-4422.
Source: The Next Miami
