EXCLUSIVE: Surfside Condo With a Multimillion-Dollar Art Collection Included Hits the Market for $22.8 Million—Just in Time for Art Basel

An extraordinary Surfside, FL, condo that comes complete with a multimillion-dollar art collection "built into the architecture" has hit the market for $22.75 million—just as Miami's iconic Art Basel kicks off, showcasing some of the world's most celebrated pieces and installations.

While curating an enviable art collection can take years, if not decades, this property comes complete with a ready-made portfolio of incredible pieces that rival the items on display at the nearby Art Basel exhibits.

The property, which is listed by Mick Duchon, of The Corcoran Group and Dustin Nero of Douglas Elliman, boasts art that has been featured in MoMa, the Tate, the Smithsonian, and the Pérez Art Museum Miami, Realtor.com® can exclusively reveal.

A press release shared with Realtor.com states that the home was "built for art," with the unique pieces blending beautifully with the elegant decor.

Various artists' works are represented within the home, including "Michael Dweck, whose racing-inspired piece anchors the private foyer, Cey Adams, the pioneering graphic artist behind the iconic American Flag collage, Santiago Montoya, known for his globally exhibited currency sculptures, and Manuel Merida, whose kinetic blue 'Cercle Bleu Outremer' animates the kitchen vista," the description notes.

The home also highlights "Richard Meier, with two rare collaged screenprints, Alberto Cavalieri, whose cast-iron sculptures flank the monolithic wine room, David Burdeny, one of North America’s most collected architectural photographers, Terry O’Neill, with his famed Frank Sinatra portrait, and Mio Yamato and Richard Höglund, adding meditative texture and abstraction."

But it is not just the paintings and sculptures that provide some artistic flair to the space—even the home's technology has been given its own creative spin.

"And in a feat of art-meets-technology design: eight televisions completely vanish behind custom art panels created in collaboration with artist Joyce Billet, turning functional tech into sculptural form," the description adds.

Only materials of the finest quality have been used in the condo, which boasts four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, as well as a wine cellar and a spacious kitchen.

The property comes complete with hand-troweled plaster, stone monoliths, Poliform millwork, custom furniture, and a palette of linens, leather, cashmere, and silk.

Upon entering the dwelling, guests are greeted with neutral tones and a minimalistic design that keep the focus on the artwork and the expansive space.

The living area boasts light-wood flooring, white walls, and floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors.

The hallway leading into the living room features an abstract rug along with a large white-and-blue piece of art on the wall.

Artwork is even present in a liquor center disguised as a cabinet, where art pieces sit inside.

The office space comes complete with black furnishings and a slightly darker wood floor than the floor that adorns the rest of the home, and the same floor-to-ceiling windows.

The dining area features a large white table with an abstract chandelier above it.

One bedroom follows the same minimalistic design and comes with beige bedding, large pieces of art, and outdoor access, which allows natural light to flood inside.

Another bedroom features an all-white theme with stunning artwork.

The chef's kitchen is the epitome of sleek elegance and comes complete with vertical cabinets, a large island with bar seating, and state-of-the-art appliances.

The exterior of the home comes complete with lush greenery and space for guests to relax and take in the warm Florida sun.

According to the press release, the property is "the first fully reimagined, newly completed residence of this caliber to hit the Surf Club market in years, in a building that sees almost no turnover."