Imagine living with the radiant sun of Miami lighting up your life every day at the Murano Grande at South Beach, a monolith of luxury nestled in the exciting heart of Miami Beach. It’s not just a condominium complex, it’s a polished picture of modern sophistication. Its three towering structures reach towards the sky, offering a scenic splendor framed by the dazzling sands and azure waves of South Beach. It captures the imagination with world-class comforts, defining a lifestyle beyond compare in one of Miami’s most desirable neighborhoods.
The Murano Grande is comfortably located in the prestigious South of Fifth Street locale, just steps from the exciting bustle of the Miami Beach Marina. Step through the grandeur of its marble-covered, awe-inspiringly high lobby into the beating heart of Miami. Meet the sparkle of the city’s high-end shopping, world-class dining, and lively arts scene.
Back indoors, a treasure trove of home conveniences awaits. Dive into the pleasure of a resort-style pool and relax on a sun deck that offers breathtaking views of the Port of Miami and Biscayne Bay. Sculpt your physique at the technologically advanced fitness center. Take a breather at the state-of-the-art spa or play a leisurely game at the lighted tennis court. With a 24-hour front desk and on-site management, you will be ensured of safety and convenience. The icing on the cake, complimentary valet parking.
What sets the residences at Murano Grande apart is their bold statement of urban elegance. The design of each condo showcases a meticulous attention to detail. Topped with floor-to-ceiling hurricane impact windows, expansive balconies with panoramic city views, and semi-private elevator entries. Inside, you are met with extravagance — granite countertops, custom wood cabinetry, and high-end appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and touch-activated cooktop.
The Murano Grande at South Beach presents a pinnacle of living, merging sleek designs with cutting-edge facilities. It offers a vibrant lifestyle that promises an exclusive, and immersive experience. It’s an urban paradise where luxury meets modernity in an unforgettable blend. If you seek a city life steeped in luxury, the Murano Grande at South Beach is the place to call home. It’s more than just a destination, it’s a lifestyle dipped in elegance and the definition of unforgettable luxury living.
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Due to circumstances most of us are well aware of, one of the things people have had to go without for a long time now is attending live music concerts. To address this, a well-known Miami Beach hotspot is looking to bring back some tunes to South Florida, albeit with social distancing measures in place.
Super Bowl LIV is happening this Sunday and while the safest place to watch the game is at home, you may be thinking about going to a sports bar where you can still watch the event albeit with some social distancing in place. Let’s take a look at a few places you may wish to consider.
The Cabaret District is where you’ll find iconic Miami Beach and Ocean Drive hotspots like the Clevelander and Mango’s. To crack down on noise issues, Miami Beach Commissioners recently voted that noise must be reduced by 2 am. The blocks nestled within 9th and 11th Streets have been excluded from Miami Beach’s excess and unneeded noise ban to the east for years. To the north, south, and west, compliance with noise restrictions was also required, but they were permitted to blast music into Lummus Park to the east, which is currently free of homes or hotels.
Miami Beach, already recognized for its abundant variety of diverse restaurants, is getting an even greater the taste of New York as new names will soon arrive on the barrier island. Leases for a quartet of restaurants set to debut in Miami Beach were newly completed by Major Food Group, the first of these being Carbone, which will eventually welcome guests where the former Upland once stood. The restaurant would share a prime location close to South Beach’s Prime 112 mainstay and Joe’s Stone Crab, a longtime favorite.
Early next year, construction will commence on the last section of the Beachwalk, an oceanfront promenade extending more than six miles that will stretch the full length of the barrier island, from the South Beach area to North Beach.
If the name Bulgari (stylized as BVLGARI) sounds familiar, you likely have some degree of knowledge of its products. The Italian luxury brand is known for its jewelry, fragrances, and accessories, to name a few.
Some major shakeups are happening in the world of Miami Beach hotels and this time, it includes three of its most well-known places.
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic was not generous to the restaurant sector, prompting many of them to shutter their doors or make improvements to accommodate guests while keeping social distancing in mind and taking other steps into account. But some restaurants beat the odds and came out on top, according to the website Restaurant Business. Among its 2019 list of the 100 most financially profitable independent restaurants, several restaurants in South Florida earned spots on the list, including a Miami Beach hotspot well-known to locals.