Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove

2699 South Bayshore Drive, Miami, FL 33133

70 residences. Estimated delivery: Not stated in provided materials.

Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove is planned as a 20 story waterfront residential tower set high above Coconut Grove’s canopy, with unobstructed views over Biscayne Bay. The intent is a quiet, full service residential experience built around privacy, consistent design, and the operational structure Four Seasons is known for. The development team listed in the materials is CMC Group and Fort Partners, with architecture by Revuelta Architecture International and interior design by Michele Bönan Interior Design.

Daily living here is organized to feel easy and well supported. Residents arrive through a dedicated private entry with valet service, then move into a residential lobby conceived with organic lines and rich tropical textures. From there, dedicated elevator access leads to private foyers, keeping circulation direct and discreet. On a practical level, 24 hour security and on call emergency repair support owners who live here full time, and also those who travel often and want confidence that the home is being looked after.

The building’s setting matters because Coconut Grove offers a village like scale within Miami. Streets shaded by banyan and mahogany trees, proximity to marinas and parks, and a long established residential character create a calmer pace than many waterfront addresses. For buyers who prioritize long term livability, service, and a composed home base on the bay, this project is positioned to align with the Grove’s quieter rhythm while staying connected to the rest of the city.

Michele Bönan’s role is a meaningful detail, since the same design language is intended to run from the lobbies to the kitchens and bathrooms. That continuity tends to show up in how a building ages, especially in shared spaces that residents use daily. Pair that with private elevator foyers and generous ceiling heights, and the overall experience reads as intentionally residential, not a reworked hotel concept.

Building Information

• 20 story waterfront residential tower with 70 residences.
• Developers: CMC Group and Fort Partners.
• Architect: Revuelta Architecture International.
• Interior design: Michele Bönan Interior Design, spanning common areas and residences.
• Landscaping listed in the fact sheet as Raymond Jungles, Inc.
• Deposit schedule listed as 20 percent with contract and 20 percent at groundbreaking.

Amenities

• Signature restaurant on the first level offering in residence dining.
• Serviced pool deck.
• Gym and yoga room.
• Spa with treatment rooms, jacuzzi, and water experiences.
• Lounge and bar area.
• Kids area.
• Party room.
• Bicycle storage.

Residences

• All residences have water views, with views over Biscayne Bay referenced throughout the materials.
• Two, three, and four bedroom residences ranging from 2,025 to 3,975 square feet.
• Dedicated elevator access to private foyers.
• Continuous drywall ceilings listed at 10 feet 6 inches or higher.
• Expansive terraces with glass railings, with terrace ceilings listed at 11 feet 1 inch or higher and minimum 10 feet depth.
• Lutron lighting controls and Crestron home automation.
• Molteni kitchens designed by Michele Bönan Interior Design.
• Italian marble bathrooms.
• Italian travertine floors referenced in the residence finishes.
• Linear air diffusers referenced as part of the interior design approach.

Location & Lifestyle

• Coconut Grove is described as Miami’s oldest neighborhood, with a village like scale and a dense canopy of mature trees.
• Waterfront setting with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay.
• Nearby marinas and parks listed in the brochure include Dinner Key Marina and David T. Kennedy Park.
• Local dining and shopping are highlighted throughout the neighborhood guide, with Coconut Grove positioned as walkable and established.