Murano Grande

Originally built in 2003 by the prestigious Related Group of Florida, Murano Grande makes an impact with its three interconnecting, cascading towers that contribute to the vibrant cityscape within Miami Beach’s South of Fifth district. In total, these remarkable buildings encompass a total of 270 residences with generous house-like layouts, all divided among 38 stories featuring floor-to-ceiling walls of glass. The urban yet tropical synergy of Murano Grande attracts some of Miami Beach’s most discerning buyers, and the building offers over 700 coveted feet of breathtaking bay frontage.

Make a “grande” entrance in the building’s dramatic lobby, where you'll discover a 4,700-square foot lounge accompanied by a beautiful curving staircase. Residents of Murano Grande can also anticipate an extensive update to the pool deck and cafe in 2022—but the truly breathtaking Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami views never get old.

Murano Grande also offers a well-appointed gym outfitted with a world-class spa, sauna, and lighted tennis courts. When it’s time to relax at the end of the day, your private paradise awaits—exclusive elevators, expansive balconies, custom marble floors, and breathtaking panoramas are just a few of the features you’ll find in these awe-inspiring units.

As if that isn’t enough, the area surrounding Murano Grande is just as luxurious as the condos themselves. Take some time to experience the glamorous South of Fifth neighborhood, and you’ll quickly understand what sets this area apart from the rest. Murano Park residents enjoy easy access to the South of Fifth Baywalk, which connects to South Pointe Park, Smith & Wollensky, Miami Beach Marina, and the ever-desirable white-sand beaches. To get around in a snap, the Daniel Buhen Miami Beach Canopy Bridge—opening in 2023—will allow pedestrians to reach Miami Beach Canopy Park and West Avenue Baywalk in no time at all.