Few places in Miami offer a setting quite like Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. Built in the early 20th century as the winter residence of industrialist James Deering, the waterfront estate is celebrated for its European-inspired architecture, formal gardens, and remarkable collection of art and furnishings. This October, two cultural events gave visitors a chance to experience the historic landmark after dark, bringing literature, film, and live music into one of Miami’s most distinctive settings.
Set on the private enclave of Grove Isle just moments from Coconut Grove, the waterfront residences at Vita at Grove Isle offer an unusual way to have complete privacy and immediate access at once. Residents are immersed in the calm of a 20-acre private island surrounded by Biscayne Bay, while remaining closely connected to the celebrated dining, waterfront, and social landscape of the Grove. It’s a balance that defines daily life, where connection never comes at the cost of privacy.
At Vita at Grove Isle, privacy is embedded in daily life. It's shaped by the building’s scale, the island setting, and the refined design and proportions of each residence.
In Coconut Grove, spring reveals itself through light, color, and the steady renewal of the landscape. At Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, the season unfolds with a rotating program of exhibitions, plant sales, and collector weekends that draw a wide audience from across South Florida.
Earlier this month, Coconut Grove welcomed the return of the Montreux Jazz Festival Miami for its third year, transforming the waterfront at The Hangar into an intimate stage for world-class jazz music. Across three evenings, internationally recognized artists, spontaneous collaborations, and an atmosphere of creative energy brought one of the world’s most respected music festivals back to the heart of Miami.
At Vita at Grove Isle, the penthouse residences represent a rare offering: expansive, two-level homes set atop an intimate collection of just 65 waterfront condominiums for sale on a private, 20-acre island in Coconut Grove.
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