ATR Luxury Homes Group has closed the sale of Lower Penthouse 66 at the Four Seasons Residences Brickell for $11.3 million, a deal the listing team says set a new price-per-square-foot benchmark inside the tower. The fully renovated, turnkey residence spans 4,470 square feet after the combination of two units on the 66th floor and includes four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms and sweeping views of the ocean and the Miami skyline.
As reported by CityBiz, the sale penciled out to roughly $2,528 per square foot. Ana Teresa Rodriguez of ATR Luxury Homes represented the seller, identified in the release as Luis García, who is the founder and CEO of Adonel Concrete. The closing covered the combined unit at 1425 Brickell Ave., #66D-66E, in the heart of Brickell's financial district.
Inside the lower penthouse
The residence was marketed as a designer-led, turnkey renovation with Bianco Ondulato marble floors, an Ornare-designed kitchen finished with Calacatta countertops and stainless appliances, spa-style baths with Armani fixtures, LED-lit recessed baseboards, gunmetal accents and integrated smart-home systems, according to Modern Luxury. Listing materials and broker descriptions highlight private terraces, a lounge, bar, family room, dedicated office space and staff quarters, all configured for buyers who want ultra-luxury space that is truly move-in ready.
Building amenities and market fit
Residents at the 70-story Four Seasons Residences have access to an extensive amenity collection, including a two-acre sun deck with hammock gardens and poolside dining, a heated pool and kids’ pool, plus a 50,000-square-foot Equinox fitness club and full-service Equinox spa, per the listing information on Highrises. Brokers say larger, fully finished four-bedroom units are in limited supply across Brickell, which helps explain the premium paid for a turnkey finish on such a high floor.
What the sale signals
“This project was a direct response to a gap in Brickell,” Rodriguez said, referencing demand for “larger, truly turnkey ultra-luxury residences,” as quoted by CityBiz. The closing now serves as a fresh comps point for the market. A different Four Seasons penthouse closed in May 2025 for $14.8 million but at about $1,990 per square foot, illustrating how layout and overall size can shift per-foot pricing, according to The Real Deal.
The property had been marketed last winter at $13.5 million as the building’s only fully renovated, fully furnished lower penthouse, per Modern Luxury, and brokers say that turnkey delivery was central to attracting a buyer willing to pay a premium. The $11.3 million closing gives agents and appraisers a new, high-floor comparable for Brickell’s ultra-luxury resale market.
