Oceanfront tower designed by Bentley Motors with private in-residence sky garages, Sunny Isles Beach
Bentley Residences is a branded oceanfront tower on Sunny Isles Beach in which the interior and exterior are authored directly by Bentley Motors, working with Sieger Suarez Architects — the studio behind Porsche Design Tower and the Residences by Armani/Casa. It is the first residential building anywhere to carry Bentley's design authorship rather than a licensed nameplate, translating a century of automotive craft into a permanent address.
The building rises 63 storeys and 710 feet as a single diamond-panelled glass tower, its facade drawn from the diamond motif that runs through every Bentley product. Behind the glass sit 216 residences, each with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Atlantic and Intracoastal, private terraces with heated pools, and a feature no other tower in the market offers at this scale: a private in-residence sky garage of three or four cars, reached by the robotic Dezervator vehicular lift that carries owner and car together directly to the home.
The 2.4-acre site holds 200 feet of private beach frontage and sits centrally between Bal Harbour Shops and Aventura Mall, roughly equidistant from Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports. This is a stretch of coastline where oceanfront land is effectively built out, and beachfront development sites of this width no longer come to market.
This is not simply a branded condominium. It is a private garage in the sky wrapped in an oceanfront residence, engineered so that the object a Bentley owner most wants to keep close never leaves their side.
Life here begins the moment the Dezervator lifts you and your car off the ground and sets you down inside your own home. The residence opens as a single uninterrupted plane of glass and light: floor-to-ceiling windows wrap the living space so the Atlantic reads as the fourth wall, and the terrace, plunge pool, and summer kitchen extend the interior straight out over the water.
Bentley's design language is applied with restraint rather than logos. Smooth-finish ceilings rise to ten feet, stone runs floor to wall in the primary bath, and the diamond motif appears only where it belongs — the door levers, the faucet detailing — so the material palette, not the branding, carries the room. The intent is a home that reads as calm and tactile up close and unmistakably engineered underneath.
The result is a residence that behaves less like an apartment and more like a private object — owned, driven into, and lived in on its owner's terms.
Bentley Residences occupies a positioning gap that is structurally difficult to reproduce, for several distinct reasons.
First, brand authorship: this is the only residential tower Bentley Motors has designed, and the design is integrated through the building's architecture, interiors, and furnishings rather than applied as a licence. Second, the in-residence sky garage is a genuine product differentiator — very few towers anywhere allow an owner to keep three to seven cars inside their own home, and none combine it with this brand. Third, architectural authorship by Sieger Suarez ties the building to a proven lineage of successful Sunny Isles towers. Fourth, supply: the oceanfront strip is effectively built out, and a 2.4-acre, 200-foot beachfront parcel of this kind is not repeatable on this coastline.
This is not a branded tower with a garage. It is a garage-led residence that happens to sit on the ocean.
The investment case rests on structural positioning rather than projected return. Sunny Isles Beach is one of the most supply-constrained oceanfront markets in the United States: its beachfront is almost entirely developed, and the barrier to new large-parcel supply is physical, not regulatory. A branded residence with a design signature that cannot be replicated adds a second layer of scarcity on top of the land itself.
Directly comparable inventory is limited. Within the immediate corridor, few towers offer private in-residence garages, and none carry the Bentley design authorship, which narrows the pool of true substitutes for a buyer seeking this specific combination. Branded residences in this market have historically commanded a premium over non-branded oceanfront stock, and the constraint on future beachfront supply supports the durability of that premium.
No specific return projections are implied.
The building's credibility comes from its design partnership. Bentley Motors, founded in 1919, brings the same craft standards that define its cars to the interiors, exteriors, and Bentley Home furnishings throughout the tower — an authorship role, not a naming arrangement. Sieger Suarez Architects, the studio of Charles Sieger and Jose Suarez, contributes more than four decades of award-winning South Florida work, including Porsche Design Tower and the Armani/Casa Residences in the same city.
The partnership is integrated from facade to furniture rather than a superficial branding exercise, which is what allows the diamond motif, the sky-garage concept, and the material palette to read as a single coherent design rather than a licensed veneer.
Access to full documentation is arranged privately on request. Detailed floor plans, residence pricing, furnishing specifications, garage configurations, and current availability are available upon request.
Sunny Isles Beach sits on a barrier island between Bal Harbour and Aventura, a two-mile stretch of Atlantic coastline that has become one of South Florida's most established addresses for branded oceanfront living. It draws international buyers who want beachfront and privacy without sacrificing proximity to Miami's shopping, dining, and two international airports. The appeal is durable precisely because the coastline is built out — what exists here cannot easily be added to.
Beyond the landmarks, Sunny Isles balances a resort rhythm with genuine residential permanence: golf and country clubs inland, marinas and yachting to the west, and a walkable beachfront community that lives year-round rather than seasonally. It is coastal Miami at its most settled and least speculative.
It is the only residential tower in the world designed by Bentley Motors, with the interiors, exteriors, and Bentley Home furnishings authored by the brand rather than licensed. The signature feature is a private in-residence sky garage for three to four cars — up to seven in the larger combo residences — reached by the robotic Dezervator vehicular lift that carries owner and car directly into the home. Combined with a diamond-panelled glass facade drawn from Bentley's design motif, this is a category of residence with very few true comparisons anywhere.
The tower stands at 18401 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, on a 2.4-acre site with 200 feet of private Atlantic beach frontage. It sits centrally between Bal Harbour Shops and Aventura Mall, each roughly ten minutes away, and is within about half an hour of both Miami and Fort Lauderdale international airports. The location matters because this oceanfront corridor is effectively built out, so beachfront parcels of this width no longer come to market — the scarcity is structural rather than temporary.
Each residence includes its own enclosed garage for three or four cars, positioned within the home rather than in a communal basement. Owners drive into one of four robotic Dezervator lifts at ground level, which then carries the vehicle — and the owner — up the tower and into the private garage adjoining the living space. The result is that a Bentley owner's cars are visible from inside the residence and never handed to a valet, which is the concept the whole building is engineered around.
It is built for a buyer for whom the automobile is part of the lifestyle, not just transport — a collector or enthusiast who wants their cars kept inside the home rather than parked away from it. It also suits international and seasonal owners who want fully finished, brand-designed oceanfront living with resort-level service and strong airport access. Given the size range and pricing, the typical buyer is a primary or secondary residence owner rather than a yield-driven investor.
Residences range from three to six bedrooms, with interiors from roughly 3,500 to more than 9,000 square feet plus private terraces of approximately 1,100 to 1,600 square feet. Standard residences occupy full or partial floors, while half-floor combo residences offer larger layouts, multiple terraces, and up to a seven-car garage. Pricing starts around 5.8 million US dollars and rises with floor level, view orientation, and configuration; a current price and availability schedule is provided on request.
The interior and exterior are designed by Bentley Motors, with architecture by Sieger Suarez Architects, the studio behind Porsche Design Tower and the Armani/Casa Residences in the same city. Residences are sold as freehold oceanfront condominiums with fully finished interiors. Anticipated completion is 2027, and the building is delivered move-in ready rather than as a shell.
Three factors reinforce one another: a fully built-out oceanfront location where new beachfront supply is physically constrained, a brand design authorship that cannot be reproduced by another building, and an in-residence garage concept with almost no direct substitutes in the market. Branded oceanfront residences in Sunny Isles have historically traded at a premium to non-branded stock, and the limited pool of comparable inventory narrows the buyer's alternatives. No specific return projections are implied, but the scarcity drivers are structural rather than cyclical.
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