South Florida home lists for $26M amid a flurry of big-dollar sales
This new construction five-bedroom Venetian Islands home is asking $26 million. Dina Goldentayer / Legendary Productions
A new Venetian Islands, Florida property has hit the market for $26 million — and it’s not even a megamansion. The waterfront home, at 310 W. Dilido, is almost cozy at just 5,787 square feet.
“The Venetian Islands aren’t known for large homes, but this one has five bedrooms and an ideal layout,” said listing broker Dina Goldentayer of Douglas Elliman.
“It’s also on the Gold Coast, the Billionaires’ Row of the Venetian Islands,” Goldentayer added. “It has southern exposure with downtown [Miami] views. It’s the best of both worlds.”
The house comes with 60 feet on the water. Dina Goldentayer / Legendary Productions
There is plenty of room to entertain in this modern Venetian Islands home. Dina Goldentayer / Legendary Productions
A chic modern kitchen. Dina Goldentayer / Legendary Productions
Billionaire Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and Palantir, owns in the islands, as does Justin Korsant, CEO of firm Long Light Capital. The Venetian Islands are a chain of manmade islands in Biscayne Bay between South Beach and downtown Miami.
The new construction waterfront home was completed this year.
Details include a chef’s kitchen, and a main bedroom suite with white oak floors, lots of storage, a spa-like bath and a terrace. There’s also an elevator and a roof area.
The home’s dock awaits a new owner’s yacht. Dina Goldentayer / Legendary Productions
Spectacular sunsets from the bedroom terrace. Dina Goldentayer / Legendary Productions
The home comes with five bedrooms and a pool. Dina Goldentayer / Legendary Productions
Outside, there’s a pool, a covered lanai, a summer kitchen and a dock with 60 feet on the water.
Four Venetian Islands properties have traded in the last 90 days for more than $20 million, including 416 W. San Marino Drive, which Korsant just bought for $23 million — even though it is still under construction, said Goldentayer, who also repped both sides of that deal.