As the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix brings another high-profile race weekend to South Florida, these listings with car-focused amenities, gallery-style garages, and collector-minded layouts fit naturally with the mood of the event.
New construction is limited in Miami’s Ponce Davis neighborhood. One newly completed tropical modern estate, 5545 Southwest 81st Terrace, is now on the market for $22 million. Developed by SL5 Developments, it is one of only two new-construction homes on a full acre in Ponce Davis, and the only one currently move-in ready.
Living outdoors, with water as the daily backdrop. A renovated corner-lot residence in Delray Beach pairs 24-hour security with a new 27-hole golf course, while Coral Gables offers charm and impact-windowed views. Jupiter brings a never-lived-in, single-story home with lake vistas on nearly an acre. In the Bahamas, two beachfront estates define the experience—one on Windward Beach, and one rare sea-to-sea retreat with both Atlantic frontage and Sea of Abaco docking.
Florida’s shoreline living takes on five distinct expressions across Tequesta, the Upper Keys, and Aventura. Together, these residences trace a shared devotion to water access and open-air ease, from canal-front boating and nature-forward retreat to intracoastal views in a full-amenity marina tower. Privacy and outdoor rooms recur as a defining thread—fenced yards, decks, tiki-ready entertaining spaces, and private per-unit backyards. The quintet also balances turnkey updates with practical flexibility, including a high-ground legal duplex designed for steady rental potential.
Real estate shaped by water, open skies, and outdoor living. In Weston, lake and golf-course vistas quintet with private pools, gated access, and a clubhouse-centered social rhythm. Farther south and east, Water Island offers a beach-adjacent multi-lot opportunity, Puerto Rico presents 90 acres with PR-10 frontage, and Exuma delivers harbor views with minutes-to-town ease.
Florida’s waterfront narrative takes five distinct forms across this quintet, from Boca Raton’s east-facing point lot with 200+ feet of dockage to Lighthouse Point’s modern estate with 80 feet of frontage and no fixed bridges to the inlet. In the Keys, a gated Stirrup Key setting delivers rare open-Gulf scale on .87 acres with 300+ feet of shoreline. Sunny Isles elevates the theme with a penthouse’s 180-degree ocean-to-Intracoastal panorama. Davie rounds it out with big-lake frontage inside guard-gated Riverstone.
Across South Florida and the Keys, this quintet of residences is united by a water-first way of living, from lakefront outlooks and sunset views to beachside ease and canal access that leads quickly to the open ocean. Several homes quintet that setting with resort-style outdoor spaces, including pools, covered patios, and summer kitchens designed for long afternoons outdoors. Others lean into turnkey refinement, highlighted by major renovations, high-end stone surfaces, and modern architectural details, all framed by sought-after communities and amenity-rich living.
Across the Caribbean and South Florida, this quartet highlights a way of living shaped by water, convenience, and the appeal of low-friction ownership. From a St. Thomas villa with rare extended corner balconies and marina-to-island panoramas to a direct oceanfront Lauderdale condominium with completed inspections and no planned assessments, each residence keeps the horizon close. In Homestead’s Keys Gate, a spacious corner home can be sold furnished, while an Aventura penthouse stands out as a stabilized short-term rental with existing bookings and an Intracoastal glimpse.
Coastal living takes center stage in this quintet of homes, linked by a sense of immediacy to the water and the outdoors. In Big Pine Key and North Miami, open-water views and deep-water access speak to a boating-first rhythm, from bridge-free routes to proximity to Haulover. Key West adds a rare, fully licensed short-term rental in a sought-after neighborhood. Dorado rounds out the group with a recently renovated cul-de-sac residence in the Sabanera community, balancing privacy with generous entertaining space.
Luxury defined by water, privacy, and spaces built for effortless hosting. A one-story beach-house retreat and an architect-designed residence in Key Biscayne frame outdoor living around pools and covered terraces. Fort Lauderdale adds two design-forward estates, including a Las Olas Isles waterfront new build with walls of glass and elevator access. Rounding out the set, Stock Island offers rare bay-bottom-inclusive parcels poised for an expansive waterfront vision.
