Aston Martin Residences Penthouse PH6001C

Arrival. A private elevator opens directly into the residence’s own foyer. From there a gallery leads into the main living spaces, a sequence that lets art and architecture set the tone before the view takes over. A separate service entrance with service-elevator access keeps deliveries, staff and day-to-day logistics apart from the formal side of the home.

Living and entertaining. Ceilings rise to 11 feet 6 inches throughout. Formal living and dining rooms open to the terraces, and a separate family room gives the household a more relaxed place to gather. The kitchen runs 39 feet, with a butler’s pantry behind it, so it can handle a quiet weekday breakfast or a catered dinner for a full table equally well. Marble floors run through the home, and impact glass frames the panoramic outlook from every principal room.

The view. From sixty floors up, the residence looks across the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. On the east side, light comes off the water at sunrise. On the west, the city turns to gold at dusk. The covered east and west terraces measure 1,574 square feet, so both views come with shaded outdoor rooms for dining and lounging.

Private pool. The terraces include a private pool, which is rare even at this level of the Miami market. You can swim above the bay without leaving home.

The primary suite. The primary suite works as a private retreat inside the residence. It has a sitting room, a 26-foot dressing room, two separate baths and a private sauna, so the daily routine starts and ends with a spa-like experience.

Bedrooms and staff. There are six bedrooms and six full baths plus a powder room. They include a guest suite with its own gym and separate staff quarters with a private bath, which suits families who host often, travel with staff, or want a full-time household team.

Parking. The residence comes with four parking spaces, including a private two-car garage designed by the Aston Martin design team. The garage can be part of the display as much as part of the home.

Built in 2024. Aston Martin Residences was completed in 2024, so the penthouse combines new construction and current building systems with a finished, furnished interior. The work of a new build is done.

Life in the tower. Owners share more than 42,000 square feet of amenities, among them an infinity pool, a spa, a fitness center, an art gallery, two private theaters and a virtual golf simulator. At the base of the tower, a privately operated 490-foot marina has hosted yachts of up to 300 feet, with pick-up and drop-off by reservation. Few addresses in Miami put a yacht this close to the elevator.

The setting. The building stands on the Miami Riverwalk at the point where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay. Brickell’s restaurants and financial district are steps to the south, and Bayfront Park and Downtown’s cultural venues are a short walk north. It is a central, walkable waterfront location with the open feeling of the bay on two sides.

For buyers who want a finished, furnished penthouse with a private pool, true panoramic water views and full-service amenities on one of Miami’s most recognizable waterfront sites, PH6001C is worth a private viewing.