Villa Miami Penthouses — Villa Triplo, Levels 53–55

Villa Triplo — The Penthouse Collection

Villa Triplo, the crowning residences of Villa Miami, sits on Levels 53 through 55 — five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath triplex homes with a private pool, oriented for the full sweep of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic horizon and the Downtown Miami skyline. Above Villa Triplo, a rooftop helipad anchors the tower as a building feature, supporting seamless private-aviation arrivals coordinated through the residential team.

A Private Pool At The Crown

Each Villa Triplo residence is delivered with a private pool — a rare offering in any Miami tower, and the defining gesture of the collection. The pool is positioned for sunset across the bay, framed by the wraparound terrace and the tower's bronze exoskeleton.

Rooftop Helipad (Building Feature)

At the absolute crown of the tower sits a rooftop helipad, intended to support private-aviation arrivals and departures for residents and guests. Use and operation of the helipad is conditioned upon FAA and other governmental approvals, which have not yet been obtained — the helipad is offered as a building feature subject to permitting.

Panoramic Horizon Views

From their position at the top of the tower, Villa Triplo offers 360° views across Biscayne Bay to Miami Beach and the Atlantic, across the Downtown Miami and Brickell skylines, and toward the Design District, Edgewater and the islands of the Intracoastal.

Interiors By Charles & Co

Like every Villa Miami residence, Villa Triplo is designed by New York's Charles & Co, led by Vicky Charles. The interior palette draws on Italianate warmth — travertine porcelain, Greige Onyx, brass detailing, fluted glass, custom Italian wood vanities, and Dornbracht & Duravit fixtures throughout. Chef's kitchens are custom-designed by Mario Carbone with CornuFé ranges and integrated Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.

What Separates The Penthouse Tier

In most Miami towers a penthouse is the top-floor plan with taller ceilings and a bigger terrace. At Villa Miami the distinction is structural. Villa Triplo occupies three full levels — 53, 54 and 55 — as a single residence of more than 15,000 square feet, with its own internal circulation between entertaining, private and rooftop floors. There is no shared corridor, no neighbor on the level, and no plan above except the roof and the helipad.

The private pool is the second break with the rest of the building. Every other residence at Villa Miami shares the bayfront pool deck and the floating pool on the amenity levels; Villa Triplo carries its own water at the crown of the tower, positioned for sunset across Biscayne Bay. Rooftop pools exist in Miami, but almost never as a private appurtenance of a single condominium residence at this height.

Scale changes what the interiors can do. At 15,000-plus square feet the plan accommodates a formal dining room seating twelve or more, a separate family wing, staff quarters with service circulation, a study, a recreation floor with billiards, and multiple terraces on every exposure — programs that simply do not fit in a 6,600-square-foot full floor.

View Context From Levels 53–55

At roughly 550 feet above the bay, the sightlines are unobstructed in every direction: Biscayne Bay and the Venetian and Star Islands to the east, Miami Beach and the Atlantic horizon beyond, Downtown and Brickell to the south, the Design District and the Intracoastal north. Because Villa Miami sits on a direct bayfront parcel rather than across a boulevard, nothing is entitled to rise between the tower and the water — the east-facing views are protected by the bay itself, not by a zoning assumption.

Pricing Context

Villa Triplo is offered at approximately $55 million, against a building that begins around $6 million for a half-floor Villa Mezzo. That places it in the same conversation as the top residences at Miami's other branded towers, and materially below a comparable waterfront single-family compound on Indian Creek or North Bay Road — with none of the staffing, grounds, seawall or security burden a standalone house carries. For that comparison in detail, see Miami mansions vs branded residences and Miami penthouse prices.

Pricing & Acquisition

Villa Triplo is offered at approximately $55 million, spanning over 15,000 square feet across three levels. Full pricing, floor plans and finish specifications are available on request on request, and acquisition is handled directly through Kyle Gilligan. To receive the Villa Triplo package — including illustrated floor plans, finish specifications, the buyer's package and current pricing — submit the inquiry form on this page.

To compare with the broader collection, see the full Villa Miami residence collection (Villa Mezzo, Villa Piano and Villa Doppio), the building's amenity program, the Edgewater bayfront location, or browse the Villa Miami penthouse & ownership FAQs. For the wider market view, see the branded residences Miami comparison covering twelve projects side by side.

Buyers evaluating the Villa Triplo tier usually look at three further things before contract. The first is how Villa Miami sits against the 2026 branded pipeline as a whole — covered in Miami branded residences 2026 and, for the newest Edgewater entrant, the Villa Miami vs Elle Residences comparison. The second is neighbourhood: Edgewater vs Brickell vs Sunny Isles sets out how bayfront Edgewater differs from the two markets penthouse buyers most often weigh against it. The third is process — the pre-construction buying guide walks through contract to closing, and how to buy at Villa Miami covers the residence-selection sequence itself.

The illustrated Villa Triplo plates, level-by-level ceiling heights and terrace dimensions are contained in the Villa Miami brochure. Recent third-party coverage of the tower and its Major Food Group programme is collected on the press page, and residents' access to the members' club is described in The Copper Club. International purchasers should also read the foreign buyer guide before signing.