The two elliptical towers of The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach seen head-on from the Atlantic at sunset, the sun in their glass, neighbouring towers to either side, the beach with its umbrellas and the reflection in the water below

Sunny Isles Beach · The Florida Riviera

The Florida Riviera, measured from your own front door.

Step out, minute by minute.

Leave the sand Artist’s conceptual rendering

0 min  ·  The Sand

Beach to the east, the Intracoastal to the west.

A private residential resort where the gardens end at the Atlantic.

The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach are under construction on 4.7 oceanfront acres at 18801 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach — the Florida Riviera, the reach of Collins Avenue where the land narrows to a ribbon between the Intracoastal and the Atlantic. Step out of the door and the beach is to the east, the Intracoastal to the west, and 435 linear feet of private shoreline run the full seaward edge of the property.

This page measures the Riviera from that door, in minutes. The ruler at the base of your screen keeps the count, from the sand at zero to the two airports at thirty-five, and every place worth the outing is marked along the way. The story of this address is not a city: it is beach, Atlantic horizon and sunrise over the sea — and a private residential resort, reserved for residents alone, to come home to. Purely residential, without transient use of any kind.

The Chart  ·  Collins Avenue

A ribbon of Collins Avenue, drawn to the minute.

The chart is drawn the way the address is lived: Collins Avenue running the length of it, the Atlantic on one side and the Intracoastal on the other, and the house a single ellipse in ink at 18801 — the plan of the towers, seen from above. Every other place is a mark on the ruler, in minutes from the door. Nothing is nearer than the sand.

The Riviera Chart — The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach, in minutes from the door An editorial chart, not to scale. Collins Avenue as a vertical ribbon with the Atlantic to the right and the Intracoastal to the left; the house as a single filled ellipse at 18801 Collins Avenue; Bal Harbour Shops and Aventura Mall at ten minutes, South Beach at thirty, Miami International Airport and Fort Lauderdale International Airport at thirty-five, drawn as compass marks. Distances are in minutes from the door. N The Atlantic The Intracoastal Collins Avenue 18801 The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach Bal Harbour Shops 10 min South Beach 30 min Aventura Mall 10 min Fort Lauderdale International Airport 35 min Miami International Airport 35 min Minutes from the door · not to scale
The Riviera in minutes from 18801 Collins Avenue  ·  not to scale
From the door, in minutes
Bal Harbour Shops10 min
Aventura Mall10 min
South Beach30 min
Miami International Airport35 min
Fort Lauderdale International Airport35 min

10 min  ·  Bal Harbour & Aventura

An afternoon out is ten minutes from the door.

Bal Harbour Shops and Aventura Mall are ten minutes from the door. That is the whole of the afternoon's logistics on the Riviera: leave after lunch, return before the light goes, and let the signature St. Regis Butler Service see to whatever came home with you. Ten minutes is not a commute; it is the length of a conversation in the car.

Come back at dusk and the tower's crown faces west, over the Intracoastal to the mainland going gold — the other water of the Riviera, the one the afternoon looks out on when the Atlantic has given up its light. The outing was ten minutes; the view it returns to is the reason the outing was short.

The elliptical crown of a tower at The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach at dusk: the pierced arch, planted terraces, and the Intracoastal and the mainland below
The crown of the tower at dusk, the Intracoastal and the mainland beyond  ·  Artist’s conceptual rendering

30 min  ·  South Beach

The city's energy at thirty minutes; the calm at zero.

Where tranquility and urban energy become one.

South Beach is thirty minutes away: the evening that wants a city has one, and the house that wants none keeps its calm. The brand puts it in a single line — where tranquility and urban energy become one — and the Riviera is where that line is drawn: the energy at a distance you choose, the tranquility at the door.

Miami International Airport and Fort Lauderdale International Airport are each thirty-five minutes away, which matters most to those who decide from another country and arrive, some months later, to a residence that was expecting them. Thirty-five minutes is the farthest the Riviera ever asks you to go.

The two elliptical towers of The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach seen head-on from the Atlantic at dusk, neighbouring towers to either side, the beach and the reflection in the water below
The two towers from the Atlantic at dusk, the beach and their reflection below  ·  Artist’s conceptual rendering

The Florida Riviera  ·  From the Water

From the Atlantic, the Riviera is one long line, and two curves.

Seen from the water, Sunny Isles Beach is a single line of shore with the Atlantic in front and the Intracoastal behind, and the two ellipses stand in the middle of it. This is the Florida Riviera: the oceanfront reach of Collins Avenue, where the day begins with sunrise over the sea and an address is measured in minutes. Everything on the chart lies behind the house or along the coast; the front of the house faces nothing but horizon.

The residences of the Florida Riviera take their light from the east. The towers' curved glass meets the sunrise first, the beach club and the three oceanfront pools take the morning, and the Intracoastal side takes the dusk. Between the two waters, the Riviera runs its whole length past your door — and the walk of 435 feet, as The Walk told you, is the part of it that is yours alone.

Everything, within

The sand at zero, Bal Harbour and Aventura at ten, South Beach at thirty, both airports at thirty-five: the Riviera, measured from the door. The Sales Gallery waits a few steps down Collins Avenue — 18590 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach — where the chart continues indoors, by private appointment.