Brickell Flatiron
Residence 5604

Brickell

1000 Brickell Plaza, Miami, FL 33131, USA

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Listing Details

Bedroom

4 Bedrooms

Bathroom

4.5 Bathrooms

Interior

2,592 SQFT

Exterior

509 SQFT

Price

$1,880,000

Taxes

Common Charges

About Brickell Flatiron

Architecture

Architecture
Design
Amenities
Details

It isn’t hyperbole to say Luis Revuelta has been instrumental in shaping Miami’s skyline. Beginning with the Bristol Tower, completed in 1994, the Cuban-born architect has overseen some of the city’s most significant developments—and Brickell Flatiron is no exception. Named after New York’s iconic Flatiron Building, the 736-foot-tall, 64-story glass tower has a triangular shape that is disguised by curvilinear elements. The effect is one of energy and motion, a signature of Revuelta’s style: “I always strive to create in our buildings a sense of movement in an otherwise static, concrete object.”

Exterior aerial view of Brickell Flatiron condominiums with downtown Miami in the background. Has Biscayne Bay view.

Exterior view of Brickell Flatiron condominiums detailed architecture. Has Biscayne Bay and downtown Miami views.

Exterior scale view of Brickell Flatiron condominiums detailed architecture. Has Biscayne Bay and downtown Miami views.

Exterior view of Brickell Flatiron condominiums with downtown Miami in the foreground. Has busy roads and tall buildings.

Brickell Flatiron was, above all, designed with functionality in mind. “When planning a project, we begin from the inside,” says developer Ugo Colombo. “Our goal is to design a home and an enjoyable living space.” Here, those living spaces, designed by Massimo Iosa Ghini, include 527 residences, ranging in size from one bedroom to five bedrooms, as well as a collection of penthouses. Throughout, there are high-end finishes and fixtures (like Snaidero cabinetry and Miele appliances), but the penthouses, in particular the upper penthouses, are the standouts. These multistory residences combine dramatic windows and spectacular views with bold accents—like huge slabs of marble that run from floor to ceiling and art-deco light installations.

Interior view of Brickell Flatiron residence living room with window view of Biscayne Bay. Has wood floors and white walls.

Interior view of Brickell Flatiron residence kitchen with Biscayne Bay view. Has white walls, wood floors and center island.

Interior view of Brickell Flatiron residence living room with window view of Biscayne Bay. Has beige couches and white walls.

Interior view of Brickell Flatiron residence master bedroom with view of Biscayne Bay. Has a bed, side dressers and lamp.

Interior view of Brickell Flatiron residence bathroom with view of Biscayne Bay. Has tile walls and floor with double sink.

Interior view of Brickell Flatiron residence modern master bedroom with window view of Biscayne Bay and downtown Miami.

Hotel-inspired amenities throughout the tower include an art gallery-like lobby with oversize art by New York artist Julian Schnabel, an English-inspired cigar room, and a children’s area with a dedicated pool. But the uncontested star is the Sky Club. The tower’s top floor houses a world-class spa, fitness center, and pool and affords unparalleled vistas of the cityscape.