Villa Miami Residences — Edgewater Bayfront Condos

Villa Miami Residences: a limited collection of bayfront residences in Edgewater, curated by Major Food Group.

What is Villa Miami? Villa Miami is a 55-story, 70-residence bayfront condominium at 710 NE 29th Street in Edgewater, Miami, developed by Terra with One Thousand Group, with residential dining curated by Major Food Group (Mario Carbone). Residences run 3–6 bedrooms from $6M, with Villa Triplo penthouses to $55M and delivery targeted for 2027. Read the complete Villa Miami guide.

Villa Miami Residences rises 55 stories at 710 NE 29th Street, directly on Biscayne Bay in Edgewater. The tower holds 70 residences across 49 residential levels, with three full floors — roughly 20,000 square feet — given over to amenities. It is a deliberately small building for its height: half-floor and full-floor homes, a duplex collection, and the Villa Triplo penthouses crowning Levels 53 through 55. Delivery is targeted for 2027, and the building is currently in pre-construction, with contracts written under the developer's prospectus.

Edgewater — the address

Edgewater sits between the Miami Design District and Downtown, on the last stretch of genuinely open bayfront in the urban core. From the site, the Design District and Wynwood are about five minutes away, Brickell and Miami Beach about ten, Bal Harbour and Coconut Grove about twenty. Miami International Airport is roughly fifteen minutes; private aviation runs through Opa-Locka Executive Airport. Unlike a barrier-island address, Edgewater keeps residents on the mainland — no causeway between home, the office, the school run and dinner. See the full Edgewater neighborhood guide for context on the district.

Who is building it

Villa Miami is developed by Terra (David Martin) together with One Thousand Group — two of the most established names in South Florida development, with a combined record across Grove at Grand Bay, Eighty Seven Park and One Thousand Museum. Architecture is by ODP Architecture, whose scheme wraps the tower in a cast-bronze exoskeleton above a faceted, gemstone-inspired amenity podium — a quieter counterpoint to Miami's all-glass towers. Interiors are by Charles & Co (Vicky Charles), with landscape design by Enzo Enea. The residential program is curated by Major Food Group — the hospitality group behind Carbone, ZZ's Club and Sadelle's — in its first residential project.

What is inside

The amenity levels read more like a private club than a condominium deck: a bayfront pool terrace on Biscayne Bay with an adjacent Lake Como–inspired floating pool, an Italian thermal-spa suite with steam, sauna, hot and cold plunge and salon, a Technogym fitness floor with yoga, pilates and boxing studios, recovery lounges, a screening room, a residents' club with library, boardroom and games room, and a children's playroom. Dining is run by Major Food Group: a two-level residents-only restaurant with a bayfront bar, plus private dining rooms. Service includes an on-site Estate Manager and In-House Curator, 24-hour concierge, porte-cochère valet and a private bayfront dock for boat drop-off and pick-up — not a marina, and subject to applicable permits and approvals.

Residences run from three-bedroom Villa Mezzo half-floors at 2,936 square feet through the Villa Doppio duplex at roughly 13,500 square feet and the Villa Triplo penthouses above. Every home is delivered finished, with Italian millwork, stone and integrated appliances, and sunrise and sunset terraces. Review the full floor plan collection, the Villa Triplo penthouses, or schedule a private tour of the Edgewater sales gallery.

Before you buy at Villa Miami

Buyers usually work through the same four questions. Current pricing by collection is set out on the Villa Miami price list, and ongoing carrying costs on the HOA fee guide. Because the tower is still under construction, contracts follow a staged deposit schedule — the mechanics are explained in our guide to buying pre-construction in Miami. On location, the Edgewater vs Brickell vs Sunny Isles comparison sets Villa Miami's Edgewater address against the two other markets buyers shortlist, and if you are weighing another branded tower, see Villa Miami vs Baccarat Residences. The hospitality difference — a Major Food Group residential program rather than a licensed restaurant name — is covered separately. When you are ready, read how to buy at Villa Miami or visit the Edgewater sales gallery.