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After a 17-month contract period, the most expensive home ever sold in Miami has finally closed — for a whopping $60 million (€54 million). That’s $10 million (€9 million) over the asking price of $50 million (€45 million).
The 12,516-square-foot penthouse in the 18-story Faena House condominium tower sits on Miami Beach’s widest stretch of white sand.
It was developed and built by Argentina’s Faena Group and contains just 47 residences. But the penthouse is by far the most luxurious.
The glass-walled apartment has five bedrooms, two custom kitchens and exclusive access to a private elevator.
There’s also a media room, great room, dressing room, and 70-foot infinity pool on the 9,900-square-foot, Brazilian-style terrace, known as an “Alero”.
All Faena House residents have access to its hotel-style amenities and services. These include valet and private concierge service, an in-house spa and fitness centre with direct ocean views, a private beach club with full cabana service and two pools.
The buyer of the penthouse is unknown, but a representative told the Wall Street Journal last year that they appreciated the ”privacy afforded by the fact that the building is relatively small … and that the penthouse has a rooftop pool”.
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