In Miami, two Fisher Island condos become one extraordinary $36.25M waterfront residence

Some luxury condominiums stand out because of their location. Others distinguish themselves through scale.

This newly listed residence on Fisher Island offers both.

Now asking $36.25 million, the five-bedroom home at Palazzo Del Sol was created by combining two separate apartments into one expansive residence spanning 7,630 square feet.

Represented by Jill Eber of The Jills Zeder Group, the home enjoys 270-degree views encompassing Biscayne Bay, Government Cut, the Miami Beach and Downtown skylines, the Fisher Island golf course, and year-round sunsets.

The listing adds another notable transaction to Eber’s long track record on Fisher Island, where she has closed more than $926 million in sales since 2020.

Arrival begins with a private elevator that opens directly into the residence, immediately framing sweeping water views through floor-to-ceiling glass.

Throughout the principal living spaces, expansive glazing creates a seamless connection between the interiors and more than 2,400 square feet of wraparound terraces, complemented by two additional private terraces that dramatically expand the home’s outdoor living space.

The open-concept layout was designed for entertaining on virtually any scale.

A spacious Great Room flows into multiple conversation areas and a formal dining room, all opening directly onto the terraces, where several lounge areas and alfresco dining spaces take full advantage of the home’s panoramic setting.

Contemporary finishes define the interiors, including wide-plank tan oak flooring, custom architectural feature walls, designer lighting, statement chandeliers, and Lualdi Italian doors.

A restrained material palette allows the waterfront views to remain the focal point throughout the residence.

The chef’s kitchen is equally well equipped, featuring Gaggenau appliances, integrated Sub-Zero refrigeration, dual dishwashers, two ice makers, two sinks, and a substantial stone island for casual dining.

A fully outfitted butler’s pantry provides additional preparation and storage space, while an adjacent family and media room creates a more relaxed gathering place away from the formal entertaining areas.

Occupying its own private wing, the principal suite opens onto a terrace overlooking Government Cut and Biscayne Bay.

The suite also includes a sitting area, custom walk-in closets, and a spa-inspired bathroom appointed with a freestanding oval soaking tub, Dornbracht fixtures, dual marble vanities, oversized rain shower clad in book-matched Carrara marble, two private water closets, and extensive custom storage.

Four additional ensuite bedrooms are thoughtfully positioned in separate wings of the residence, offering privacy for family members and guests alike.

Several enjoy their own terraces overlooking the golf course, Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay, or the Downtown Miami skyline.

The home also includes a dedicated fitness room with its own full bathroom and walk-in closet, as well as separate service elevator access.

Beyond the residence itself, Palazzo Del Sol offers one of Fisher Island’s most comprehensive amenity collections, including a butler-serviced aperitivo bar and lounge, concierge services, resort-style pool with private cabanas, fitness center, spa facilities, massage rooms, salon, theater, children’s playroom, business center, and complimentary bicycles for residents.

Ownership also includes membership access to the exclusive Fisher Island Club, where residents enjoy private beaches, championship golf, tennis, pickleball, deep-water marinas, multiple dining venues, a beach club, spa, and concierge services.

An updated Beach Club is expected to debut in early 2027.

Located just three miles from Downtown Miami yet accessible only by ferry or private yacht, Fisher Island remains one of America’s most exclusive residential enclaves.

Within that already rarefied setting, this combined residence at Palazzo Del Sol offers something even less common: the scale and feel of a waterfront estate, elevated high above Biscayne Bay.