High above Biscayne Bay, a full-floor penthouse at Grovenor House in Coconut Grove is testing just how much buyers will pay to skip yard work and still live like they own a waterfront estate. The multi-level residence has hit the market for $20.9 million, topped by a private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool and wide-angle views of the bay and the Miami skyline.
The penthouse is being pitched squarely at high end buyers who want turnkey, lock-and-leave living in the Grove. The residence includes five bedrooms, multiple baths and a temperature-controlled wine cellar, and the marketing leans hard on the rooftop and terrace spaces as the star amenities.
According to Realtor, the listing carries an asking price of $20.9 million and shows 7,061 square feet of interior living space, expanding to roughly 11,810 square feet when terraces and outdoor areas are included. The MLS entry also notes five bedrooms, eight total bathrooms, private elevator access and integrated smart-home features.
Rooftop Retreat And Polished Interiors
The rooftop retreat is described as a kind of private resort in the sky, with an infinity-edge pool lounge, a summer kitchen served by a dedicated lift and a plunge pool perched over Biscayne Bay. Inside, the unit features a custom chef's kitchen, rich hardwood finishes and a temperature-controlled wine cellar that can handle more than 300 bottles, as detailed by Homes.com.
Grovenor House Perks
Grovenor House loads on its own amenities for residents who would rather head downstairs than drive to a club. The bayfront building offers an infinity-edge pool with private cabanas and a wet bar, a full-service spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center, tennis courts and landscaped meditation gardens, according to Redfin. Concierge service, valet and 24-hour security round out the package for buyers who prioritize privacy and hotel-style service in Coconut Grove.
How It Stacks Up In The Grove
With a $20.9 million asking price, the unit sits near the top of the Coconut Grove condo market, but it still trails the eye-watering numbers being logged across Biscayne Bay. Ken Griffin paid about $106.9 million for the Arsht waterfront estate, and reporting shows Google co-founder Larry Page has assembled more than $100 million in nearby waterfront purchases, moves that highlight a parallel market of much larger, often off-market trophy deals, per reporting from the Los Angeles Times and the Miami Herald.
The listing is handled by Saddy Abaunza Delgado of One Sotheby's International Realty, and public MLS pages show the penthouse as new to the market in mid May. Rooftop pools, outdoor kitchens and large private terraces remain some of the hottest selling points in the South Florida luxury market, and this Grovenor House residence leans into that amenity wish list for buyers who want big water views without the upkeep of a single-family compound.
