Four Seasons Coconut Grove: Prices, Floor Plans & Available Units

Coconut Grove sits on Biscayne Bay south of Brickell, one of Miami's oldest and most established neighborhoods, defined by old banyan trees, marinas, and boutique-lined streets. Waterfront land in the Grove is nearly built out, so a new bayfront tower here is a rare event. Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove is exactly that: a low-density, front-row project where every residence faces the water. How it stacks up against the rest of the luxury condo buildings in Coconut Grove is the first comparison I run for a buyer at this price. That scarcity is what separates it from the higher-volume towers rising in Brickell and Edgewater.

According to Multi-Housing News, a joint venture between CMC Group and Fort Partners secured a $323.8 million construction loan from Bank OZK for the 70-unit tower. Construction started in October 2025, and as of July 2026 the 20-story building is rising vertically above Biscayne Bay with foundation work complete, per PROFILEmiami. Revuelta Architecture International's Luis Revuelta is the architect, Florentine designer Michele Bonan is overseeing interiors, and Raymond Jungles Inc. is the landscape architect. The developers are handling sales in-house through CMC Real Estate and Fort Realty, and the project is expected to welcome residents by mid-2028.

The unit mix runs across two, three, and four-bedroom floor plans measuring 2,025 to 3,975 square feet, plus four penthouses reaching up to 9,690 square feet, per the CMC Group and Fort Partners announcement carried by PROFILEmiami on July 1, 2026. Two measures are in play and they are not interchangeable: the developer's own residences page publishes the 2,025 to 3,975 range for the standard floor plans and describes the top tier only as "two sets of penthouses" with no size attached, and the developer's disclaimer states these figures are measured to the outside face of the exterior walls, so the declaration square footage is smaller and any "total" figure including terrace is larger still. I do not have a developer-published price list for this building, so I am not quoting one. Every home offers water views, ceilings of 10 to 11 feet, expansive curved terraces with glass railings, dedicated elevator access to a private foyer, integrated smart-home automation, Molteni&C kitchens, and Calacatta and Carrara marble bathrooms designed by Michele Bonan, with Italian travertine floors throughout. For a buyer, the value is a small, serviced, bayfront collection in a neighborhood where that combination almost never comes to market new.

The amenity program pairs Four Seasons service with a full wellness floor, per the official developer site. Residents have a dedicated pool deck, a fitness center and yoga studio, a spa with jacuzzi, sauna, cold plunge, and treatment rooms, and a Roman-thermae-inspired contrast bath circuit across five rooms. There is a residents-only bar lounge, a library, a children's playroom, and a signature restaurant, plus Four Seasons valet, dining, and wellness programming, a director of residences, concierge, doorman, and 24/7 security. For a branded residence, that service depth is the point: it is what supports the address and the pricing over time.

Four Seasons Coconut Grove is a pre-construction development, which means the developer releases pricing, floor plans, and availability on a price sheet that updates through the sales cycle. I am the contact for all of it. If you want the current price sheet, want to see which stacks face which part of the bay, or want me to compare it against the Grove's other new luxury developments before you reserve, call me at 305-964-8614 or visit the contact page. I represent your interest as the buyer.