Coconut Grove, the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood in Miami, is known for art festivals and a laid-back yet genteel atmosphere. When entering “the Grove,” one passes Vizcaya and many other impressive residences, including this three-level, palatial estate soaring 21 feet above sea level on a limestone ridge.
The ceiling soars high above the dining room and open floor plan main level, with a mezzanine area and bedrooms on the second level. Courtesy of 1 Oak Studios/ONE Sotheby’s International Realty
