Icon Brickell Luxury Miami Condo

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ICON Brickell, grand in scope as well as concept, will inhabit a ten-acre enclave (including parks) located on the glittering edge of Biscayne Bay… an island ambiance within the city, a luxurious urban retreat with seemingly endless waterfront.

Icon Brickell provides the ultimate address. Brickell Avenue’s last great waterfront address! The interior design for the common areas of the Icon Brickell is inspired by Yoo by Philippe Starck. From the moment you arrive at Icon Brickell, statues modeled after the Moai figures of Easter Island embrace your journey into Starck’s world of style, sophistication, urban living and privacy. More than 100 feet above Biscayne Bay, your two-acre, outdoor sanctuary offers several areas to relax and hide away.

At Icon Brickell, a 300-foot-long pool lined with stately trees and cool grass provides a unique area to stroll and unwind. A secluded deck surrounding a cooling pool offers the perfect place to sunbathe. At Icon Brickell, a private café with an outdoor fireplace and quiet cabanas creates a retreat with views of the downtown Miami skyline. ICON Brickell is surrounded by parks, Biscayne Bay and Brickell Avenue… more than one thousand feet of waterfront (parks included) Icon Brickell residents can enjoy two bayside full-service restaurants and a Brickell Avenue Coffee Bar.

Courtesy of Miamicondolifestyle.com

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