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Miami's private islands have long captured the imagination of luxury developers, but few projects have matched the scope of Vita at Grove Isle. As construction progresses toward a late 2025 completion, the property's clubhouse demonstrates the precision that has defined developer Ugo Colombo's work at CMC Group. In a city where amenity spaces often prioritize spectacle, this three-level structure takes a different path. The 20-acre Grove Isle site, accessible by a private bridge from Coconut Grove, has prompted CMC Group to consider how a clubhouse might serve multiple audiences — from residents to visitors — while maintaining the privacy that drew them to island living.
Vita at Grove Isle residents will have CocoWalk's sophisticated collection of shops and restaurants just 10 minutes from home. This reimagined destination spans over 100,000 square feet, housing both beloved global brands and local Miami favorites.
Amidst the swaying palms of Biscayne Bay, a short distance from Vita at Grove Isle, lies The Kampong National Tropical Botanical Garden — a living testament to the pioneering vision of David Fairchild.
Miami has plenty of hot happenings, but every Saturday (rain or shine), 3300 Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove becomes the place to be when Glaser Organic Farms sets the stage for their anything-but-ordinary, open-air shopping experience — the Coconut Grove Saturday Organic Farmers Market.
Grove Isle, a private island just off Coconut Grove, offers a rare mix of privacy, beauty, and sophistication. Vita at Grove Isle makes the most of this setting, providing a luxurious backdrop for holiday hosting and relaxation.
At Vita at Grove Isle, the finest details shape an elevated life. While the waterfront residences offer unobstructed views of Biscayne Bay, Coconut Grove and the neighboring areas deliver another essential luxury: exceptional coffee.