This $31 Million Miami Triplex Penthouse Has Its Own Rooftop Pool and Spa

An ultra-lavish upper penthouse condo, nestled on the top floor of the newly constructed Una Residences, has just hit the market in Miami, FL for an astonishing $31 million.

Overlooking Biscayne Bay, the six-bedroom residence features a sprawling 7,084-square-foot open floor plan spanning three floors.

"What makes it so special is not only the size and magnitude, but also where it sits in Brickell, in a tree-lined neighborhood," said listing agent Miltiadis Kastanis of COMPASS. "It has double-height ceilings, so you get really expansive views."

The brand-new coastal unit also offers 2,871 square feet of outdoor terraces designed for entertaining and soaking in the panoramic waterfront scenery.

"There are also two primary suites, one on the bay side and one on the city side, which is incredible," Kastanis noted. "The rooftop, accessible by an internal elevator, has a large swimming pool, a summer kitchen, and an enclosed spa with a sauna and steam shower."

A curved great room, providing access to a bayfront terrace, is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling glass framing the waterfront.

The sleek gourmet kitchen has a waterfall island, custom wood cabinetry, Gaggenau appliances, a built-in oven, and a wine cooler.

"I think Brickell has been accommodating an end-user market," he added. "Larger condos tend to go to resident users relocating in the finance world, but they are now designed to accommodate a family-friendly buyer seeking a highly amenitized building."

Other highlights include a media room, a formal study, a water-facing fitness center, and discreet service quarters.

A $12,114 monthly association fee provides residents access to "white-glove amenities," including an Aman-inspired spa, multiple sunrise and sunset pools, entertainment spaces, a theater, a fitness center, and "exclusive membership to Key Biscayne's Grand Bay Club."

"With so many institutional banks moving here, I could see the next buyer being from Chicago, New York, or L.A. relocating to Brickell for work," Kastanis said.

"The location is in a serene part of Brickell with lots of outdoor space, which makes this building breathe and not feel so congested. You can see all the way to Coconut Grove, and the Miami skyline gives it a different take on Brickell."