Grove at Grandbay

Grove at Grand Bay

If there is one thing that separates Grove at Grand Bay among the rest of high-rise luxury condominiums in Miami, it is probably its architecture. Grove at Grand Bay is a 20-storey luxury condo that is designed as if the building is twisted. Yes, literally twisted.

Developed by Terra Group, the estate of Grove at Grand Bay is made up of two seemingly twisted buildings of 96 residential units. Each unit is equipped with the latest stainless steel appliances, twelve-foot floor-to- ceiling glass windows, expansive balconies, and summer kitchens. Furthermore, penthouses have additional maid’s quarters and bathroom plus air-conditioned parking spaces.

Unit Sales

Residential units have an average selling price at the high end of Coconut Grove. For now, all units have been sold the moment the building was completed. Based on this, there seems to be a number of people who believe that owning a residential unit is an investment opportunity.

Grove at Grand Bay LEED Award

Along with the architecture of Grove at Grand Bay, the building itself is one of the residential towers recently built along Coconut Grove for at least 10 years. The 96-storey building allows for views of the Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, plus views of the downtown Miami’s skyline. To add to that, a press release mentioned that Grove at Grand Bay is the first ever residential building to receive a LEED Gold status in the whole of Florida.

Unique Opportunity for Condo Sales

With those said, Grove at Grand Bay proves to be the start of a turning point for establishments and buildings along Coconut Grove. Terra Group has pioneered one of the most unique developments in the whole of Miami Beach. This is set to influence the commercial and residential status of the area. As one of the first of many projects to come, so investors should consider keeping an eye on for sale units in the building. A more refreshing and sophisticated Coconut Grove is on its way!