Two oceanfront towers and a 50,000-square-foot amenity palace at 17901 Collins Avenue, and some of the newest ultra-luxury construction in Sunny Isles Beach. A complete guide to the residences, Villa Acqualina, and how to buy here.
Estates at Acqualina is a two-tower oceanfront development at 17901 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, set on roughly 5.6 acres of Atlantic beachfront. It was built by the Trump Group, the Aventura-based luxury developer (unrelated to the Trump Organization) behind the neighboring Acqualina Resort and the Mansions at Acqualina, so it extends one of the most established ultra-luxury enclaves on the Sunny Isles beach.
What sets it apart is the sheer scale of the lifestyle. This is not a single tower with a nice pool deck; it is a resort-grade compound anchored by Villa Acqualina, a roughly 50,000-square-foot amenity building that reads more like a private club than a condo amenity floor. For buyers who want the newest construction, the deepest amenity package in the neighborhood, and the pedigree of the Acqualina name, this is the headline address.
As two of the newer deliveries in Sunny Isles, the Estates sit at the top of the market on price, and inventory is limited and closely held. Buyers here are typically after brand-new, turnkey, resort-style oceanfront living at the highest tier.
Residences at the Estates are built for buyers stepping up from a typical condo into something closer to a single-family estate in the sky:
With two towers of differing heights and a mix of layouts, exposure, floor, and tower placement all move value here. It rewards a careful comparison of what is actually available before committing, since the difference between two similar-sounding residences can be substantial.
The amenity program is the reason many buyers choose the Estates. Villa Acqualina, the roughly 50,000-square-foot centerpiece, includes a lobby designed by Karl Lagerfeld and an amenity list that is genuinely unusual even at this price point:
Combined with the service and beachfront setting of the broader Acqualina enclave, the result is a compound where owners rarely need to leave to find the day's entertainment, dining, or recreation.
A few things worth understanding before you make an offer:
The right first step is a private overview of current and quietly held availability, with a candid read on which tower, line, and floor represent the best value right now.
It is an oceanfront, two-tower development at 17901 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, on a 5.6-acre stretch of Atlantic beachfront.
The Trump Group, an Aventura-based luxury developer unrelated to the Trump Organization, the same firm behind the neighboring Acqualina Resort and Mansions at Acqualina.
The centerpiece is Villa Acqualina, a roughly 50,000-square-foot amenity building with a Karl Lagerfeld-designed lobby, an ice skating rink, bowling, a movie theater, a Wall Street Trader's Club, restaurants, multiple pools, a FlowRider, and more.
It is among the most expensive new construction in Sunny Isles Beach, with residences that have ranged from roughly the low $4 millions to $35 million and above for penthouses. Current availability and pricing are available on request.
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