Recently, a mansion made splashy headlines the world over for its record-breaking purchase. And while you might think the draw would be the $55 million that architect and developer Aldo Stark of Prestige Design Homes earned from its sale, it’s actually the abode’s opulent Ferrari-themed design that dropped jaws. Casa Maranello, as it’s so eloquently named, is not only an ode to lavish living, but to the Italian supercar maker whose identity ripples through the DNA of the 2.5- acre lakefront campus like the crimson flags flown by Ferraristi the world over.

The Prancing Horse obsession starts as soon as you pass the gates and walk by an expansive fountain at the home’s entrance. Floating on the pool-like water, a defiant horse rears on its hind legs—a life-size Ferrari logo fully manifested in bronze. Walk through the imposing front double doors to the grand salon and you’ll see a replica of one of the planet’s most valuable cars centerstage. There in the room’s pole position, a reduced scale Ferrari 250 Testarossa reminds all who enter the abode where its name was born (the Italian city being, of course, the home of Ferrari).

From that vantage, you can also catch a view of Casa Maranello’s focal point: the 12-car garage, outfitted in photos with a lust-worthy suite of gleaming Ferraris—and a lone Rolls-Royce Phantom. Unfortunately, none of these vehicles are included in the sale, but that’s OK. The glass-walled garage allows the proud owner to park his own collection for stunned onlookers to enjoy from the comforts of the living room, viewed behind glass like an adult-size Hot Wheels collection.

While Italy plays prime muse, its Douglas Elliman agency states the home was “inspired by European artistry and precision.” And that inspiration emanates not just from Italy but also Switzerland—specifically the iconic “Goldfinger Route,” aka the Swiss Alps’ Furka Pass through which Sean Connery escapes the titular Goldfinger’s goons in his Aston Martin DB5. Located in what is humbly dubbed “Billionaire’s Row” in the prestigious Stone Creek Ranch development of Delray Beach, Florida, Casa Maranello is clearly built with one focus in mind: revelry. But beyond the ample hosting capabilities of the 21,725-squarefoot mansion lies a profound ability to relax, recharge, and meditate.

Despite its hefty price tag, Casa Maranello seems not to have been imagined as a first home, but rather more of a Miami party pad. Small hints to its festive purpose abound: the 20-person Brazilian onyx dining table in the dining room, crystal chandelier-festooned high-ceilings, and a marble-lined 30-foot-long cocktail lounge dubbed the Maranello Bar all seem to suggest Casa Maranello might be more of an afters-at-mine destination for one of Magic City’s sports superstars. Perhaps the perfect pad for Tua Tagovailoa or Bam Adebayo to call home.

Should any of your new friends want to sleep over, the halfdozen bedroom suites, including a pair of primary suites, supply five-star resort levels of comfort. Each boasts walk-in closets and en-suite spa level bathrooms. For your other playmates, you can offer four well-appointed guest suites which still ensure both lavish style and privacy in case anyone should need it.

Of course there are plenty of distractions outdoors should you want to keep the party going the next day—centered around the 95-foot pool plucked directly from an Aman Resort. Most of the verdant campus looks out onto the glimmering lake, all landscaped for decadent daytime soirées. Drinks can be served from the pool cabana’s bar, which also comes equipped with a full kitchen and bathroom. Or guests can elevate the rest and recovery to the next level by indulging in the home’s insane Bulgari-inspired spa. The five-diamond wellness oasis boasts its own indoor pool, as well as a Himalayan salt room, sauna, and steam room.

If action is more your bag, Casa Maranello also entertains with its own basketball court that doubles for pickleball. There’s even a putting green and its own private soccer field. Because what would a $55-million Ferrari-dedicated mansion be without its own pitch? One amusing detail reported is that Casa Maranello was not merely paid for via cash or loan, but was partly swapped for a nearby $26 million 18,000-square-foot mansion. Like trading baseball cards, but for the G800 crowd.

This article originally appeared in Maxim’s September/October 2025 issue.

A ranch fit for a cowboy king is currently on the market for $79.5 million in central Wyoming. Spanning 916,076 acres—four times the size of New York City and larger than the entire state of Rhode Island—the listing features four properties that cover four counties and 1 percent of the state. According to the New York Times, the four properties sit between the Ferris, Pedro and Green mountain ranges and comprise one of the largest working commercial cattle ranches in the Rocky Mountains.

“You could describe Pathfinder Ranch as a grazing empire,” said Scott Williams, associate broker with Swan Land Company, which represents the listing. “It’s a vast expanse of grasslands, sagebrush, river corridors, wildlife, and, simply, freedom. You’re reminded of the grit and determination of the American spirit. It still lives on here.”

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A 25,000-acre property featuring the 6,579-square-foot, nine-bedroom and seven-bathroom Great Pathfinder Lodge is central to Pathfinder Ranch. “You can see Pathfinder Reservoir with the mountains in the background,” Williams said. “It offers beautiful views overlooking green meadows.”

Two Crosses also boasts the 3,556-square-foot Sand Creek Hunting Lodge, which includes six bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, seven employee houses, a riding arena, a church, and multiple shops. Meanwhile, the Wooden Rifle unit on the acreage’s eastern edge is home to Two Iron Ranch, which includes a conservation easement through a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service agreement to protect sage grouse, a medium-size bird. “Pathfinder operates as a leased cattle and horse enterprise, supported by reliable water resources with significant pre-1904 irrigation rights and a well-established grazing program,” Swan Land Company’s listing reads.

Pathfinder’s rich history dates back to the 1870s—at the bordering Independence Rock, you can find carvings of 19th-century pioneers. It currently intersects the Pony Express and Oregon National Historic Trails The property also borders Devil’s Gate, a 370-foot-deep canyon. Though the pieces of Pathfinder Ranch were acquired in their current forms between 2005 and 2018 as potential grounds for wind farms, conservation easements restricted development.

“It’s an incredible and rare opportunity for the modern day cattle baron in the American West and it will get the attention of the upper echelon of ranch buyers,” Williams continued. “It will attract ultrahigh-net-worth individuals who want to feed the world, or someone who loves conservation and wants to have some open space and fresh air.”

The penthouse at the future Waldorf Astoria Residences St. Petersburg has sold for $27 million, marking the highest-priced residential sale in the history of the Greater Tampa Bay Area. The stunning two-story rooftop residence was acquired by an unnamed “local business leader and longtime supporter of St. Petersburg,” developers announced on Tuesday.

The record-setting sale at the 50-story luxury Florida property, which is currently under development, is also set to become the tallest building in St. Petersburg and kickstarts Waldorf Astoria’s entry into Florida’s west coast luxury real estate market. Smith & Associates Real Estate is handling exclusive sales for the ritzy residences, which are being developed by PMG and St. Petersburg-based co-developer Feldman Equities along with with City Office REIT, Inc. and Hilton hotels.

“This record-breaking sale of the penthouse at Waldorf Astoria Residences St. Petersburg speaks to the extraordinary flight to quality we’re seeing in the area as it evolves into a world-class waterfront destination,” said Kevin Maloney, Founder and CEO of PMG, in a statement announcing the historic sale. “There’s a real energy in St. Petersburg right now, with a growing demand for elevated, design-driven living in energetic urban settings, and this project reflects that momentum. We’re proud to be a part of shaping the next chapter of the city and its skyline.”

Upon completion, the penthouse will span 10,684 square feet of interior space, offering expansive views of St. Petersburg and the bay. The buyer will collaborate directly with PMG to design a custom layout, allowing for an unprecedented level of personalization. Featured amenities will include a 50-foot private pool, bespoke kitchen finishes curated by luxury home design firm BAMO, a private foyer, custom-built closets, Italian bathroom vanities with stone countertops, contemporary lighting, and advanced smart home technologies.

Designed by CUBE 3 with interiors by the award-winning firm BAMO, Waldorf Astoria Residences St. Petersburg aims to introduce a new era of luxury living, drawing inspiration from the Waldorf Astoria legacy and the city’s vibrant arts and cultural scene. Each fully finished two- and three-bedroom residence, ranging from 2,031 to 3,408 square feet, will feature expansive terraces and luxurious finishes.

Residents will also gain access to more than 43,000 square feet of world-class amenities. A highlight will be the Peacock Alley-inspired Sky Lounge on level 46, a signature space for the brand, featuring a Sunset bar, a spacious pool deck, and luxurious lounge areas. The building will also incorporate over 73,000 square feet of Class-A office space and approximately 10,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, integrating the property with its urban surroundings.

Jonathan Wingo, Global Head of Residential Programs for Hilton, added in a statement: “Waldorf Astoria Residences St. Petersburg is redefining luxury living by creating bespoke offerings that truly resonate within the local market, elevated by the Waldorf Astoria’s legacy of exceptional service. This landmark sale is a testament to the value a Waldorf Astoria Residences brings to its residents and the destination.”

Check out a first look at renderings of the record-breaking property above.

The 56,000-square-foot, seven-bedroom, 17 1/2 bathroom mansion in Highland Park previously sold for about $9.5 million (that’s about the expected asking price for six pairs of Jordan’s championship game-worn sneakers.)

Renters can expect to indulge in amenities including a regulation-size basketball court, a professional golf putting green, movie theater, wine cellar, cigar lounge, gaming tables, swimming pool and nearby lake access, not to mention a hot tub, fitness center, tennis court and a fully stocked fishing pond.

“His Airness” built the 7.39-acre estate “with privacy, security, and luxury in mind,” says the listing, which points out the property is both fenced and gated, surrounded by lush pines outside of the Bulls icon’s beloved Chicago.

What’s being called “short-term luxury stays” are now the name of the game at Champions Point, as the listing requires a $25,000 security deposit, the signing of a liability waiver and a seven-night minimum stay (all the better to take in the property’s plentiful luxury amenities and design features, of course).

Reports indicate that renting the lavish, enviable space for a month could cost as much as $150,000, but that also leaves plenty of time to bask in the Champions Point zero-edge Infinity pool or fish in ponds stocked to the gills with bass and bluegill.

The AirBNB Luxe listing for Champions Point also indicates a salon and multiple bars dotting the property, the sort of value-added features that make the property more than worthy of its lofty price tag. If being like Mike on your bucket list, consider living like a legend (if only briefly) at Champions Point.

Jake Paul is apparently using some of his lucrative earnings from the boxing ring to invest in luxury real estate. The social media superstar-turned-pugilist reportedly paid $39 million for the sprawling, 5,746-acre Southlands estate just south of Bainbridge, Georgia.

Paul, during an interview on the The Iced Coffee Hour podcast in June, said he has wanted to buy a ranch for the last 15 years. “It’s kind of been my dream and why I work so hard,” said Paul. He added the enormous property was “a little bit bigger than what I wanted, but when I got there, I was like, ‘I have to buy this.’”

Paul’s Georgia compound surrounds the eastern shore of Lake Seminole, just above the Florida panhandle, and was originally listed in October 2024 for $42.5 million. It’s also a “sport huntsman’s paradise with an abundance of bobwhite wild quail, turkey and whitetail deer. It also includes a 20-acre fishing pond and a 30-acre duck pond,” reports USA Today.

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Paul, 28, has been raking in cash fighting former boxing and UFC stars. He reportedly earned $40 million alone for his Netflix clash with an aging Mike Tyson, 58, who was suffering health issues ahead of their listless encounter in November 2024. He also currently stars with his brother Logan Paul, a fellow social media maven and pro wrestler, in the HBO Max reality series Paul American.

Over the weekend, Paul earned a unanimous decision victory against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. another former boxing champion whose best days are behind him. Paul (12-1, 7 KOs) is now riding a six-fight winning streak since losing a split decision to journeyman boxer and reality star Tommy Fury in February 2023. With his victory over Chavez, Paul could enter take a step closer to his professed goal of fighting for a world title by entering the WBC cruiserweight rankings at 200 pounds, or he could try to avenge his loss to Fury.

Jon Kohler of Jon Kohler & Associates, who co-listed the property with Walter Hatchett, compared the significance of the sale to owning a sports franchise. “Southlands is an institution; it’s like owning your own professional football team,” Kohler told Mansion Global. “You get history, culture and traditions, and you’re a land steward dictating its future.”

The ranch includes a newly renovated 4,884-square-foot main lodge with eight bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bath. The grounds also boasts a collection of updated outbuildings, including a four-stall barn for horseback and quail hunting, a manager’s house and guesthouse, a pavilion, an equipment shed, a workshop and a cooler facility for game processing.

In a Facebook post announcing the blockbuster purchase, Kohler further described Paul’s Georgia ranch as “one of America’s most iconic sporting properties. From its roots with Herbert Stoddard, a legacy dating back to 1937, to its years as International Paper’s flagship property, Southlands has long been a crown jewel of American land stewardship—and with Jake Paul’s passion and commitment to conservation, its future has never been brighter,” the post said.

Check out photos of Paul’s impressive new abode in the Instagram gallery above.

Still a chart fixture years after its release, Keuning and the Vegas-born Killers shot to fame with 2004’s “Mr. Brightside,” and the award-winning musician has done well for himself in the years since (to say the least), as have The Killers across an array of seven studio albums (including a recent live vinyl released alongside Bruce Springsteen).

Keuning has certainly enjoyed the fruits of stardom, and bought the 6-bedroom, 8-bathroom property alongside his wife about four years ago for $9.6 million. The purchase is among of a slew of real estate deals by the globetrotting rock star in recent years (he previously lived in a Los Feliz home purchased in 2018 for about $5 million).

Working with David Parnes, Sam Collins, and James Harris of Carolwood Estates, the Outpost Estates property has all the trappings a rock star might need, and then some, including “expansive” outdoor entertaining areas, a barbecue area and a theater room.

Situated behind a gated entry and billed in the listing as “a study in architectural brilliance and warm, contemporary sophistication,” the property features ornate touches aplenty, including brass chandeliers, original wood beams and a grand double-height foyer.

Tiered gardens, a freeform pool and a fire pit lounge accent an interior filled with white marble countertops and brass fixtures within its eight well-appointed bathrooms. Its lighting fixtures throughout were hand-selected in Europe, giving the property a “a luminous atmosphere that evokes a sense of otherworldly calm,” according to its listing. Two levels deliver 8,300 square feet of space for the guitarist, who’s also released two records as a solo artist under his own last name. Once a permanent fixture of the band, Keuning now tours with The Killers on a limited schedule, often playing festivals and occasionally, headlining arenas like Madison Square Garden.

Befitting a world-famous rock star, a detached studio situated in the hillside features a private sound booth and top-of-the-line recording equipment, and dual garages deliver expert space for a stylish ride or two. A large formal living space boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and black steel French doors delivering panoramic views of the L.A. skyline. while a nearby living is punctuated by a tin ceiling sunflower motif for an air of “vintage opulence.”

The home’s upstairs suite also boasts French doors leading to a wraparound terrace, while a Murano glass chandelier outfits the room in elegant fashion. Officially on the market now for $13.9 million, Keuning’s home boasts the luxury only “Mr. Brightside” can seemingly afford: Kudos to its future lucky buyer.

Set on 500 pristine and priceless acres, The Abaco Club on Winding Bay is already one of the Bahamas’ most alluring retreats. With a series of impressive, multimillion-dollar upgrades set to debut by the end of the year, the private residential and golf club with its world-class, 18-hole oceanside links is about to become even more exclusive. The property, which was once home to a Ritz-Carlton resort, does away with the pretension of some ostensibly similar clubs in favor of a more easygoing atmosphere where even billionaires walk around barefoot and greet the staff with bear-hugs.

There’s a notable lack of the restrictions, rules and regulations upon which other high-end Bahamian clubs seem to thrive; the one unspoken dictum being “never be rude to fellow guests, or employees.” Senators, governors, professional athletes, A-list actors—Sean Connery was an honorary member—all are on equal footing here, and the club’s developer, Southworth, does not rate prospective owner-members based on the value of their assets or social connections.

Rather, Southworth is a “trusted curator of an elevated lifestyle whose clubs offer authentic community and connections,” they note. Southworth’s Harvard-educated owner Joe Deitch, described by one acquaintance as a “consummate entrepreneur and enthusiastic philanthropist” who has built more than one billion-dollar business, is by no means a snob.

The new upgrades to the Abaco Club are headlined by the Winding Bay Club, set to become the cornerstone of club life when completed later this year. The airy, no-expense-spared beach club will offer members an array of luxe amenities including a resort-style infinity edge pool, hot tub, bar and clubhouse, cinema and game room, boutique, and an exclusive adults-only “19th Hole” members’ lounge.

Real estate opportunities at the Club continue to expand with The Cays, the club’s newest neighborhood, where Phase One is nearly sold out and Phase Two sales launch this summer. These beachfront villa residences, evoking authentic Bahamian architectural heritage, “represent the pinnacle of island living” with current pricing ranging from $4.4 million to $5.7 million for Phase One. All of the estates at the club are designed as “luxurious havens that has been brought to life as a true reflection of their surroundings.”

Obviously there’s no shortage of reasons to spend time on the idyllic isle, and the Abaco Club’s curated series of events, like the ever-popular Wine weekend, are icing on the cake. Representing the “ultimate pairing of Abaco views and world-class wines,” the most recent edition was presided over by Randy Ullom, Head Winemaker for Kendall-Jackson Winery, named an American Wine Legend by Wine Enthusiast.

As the winemaster for all Jackson Family-owned wines, he oversees dozens of labels sourced from vineyards and wineries in California, Oregon, the Bordeaux region in France, Tuscany in Italy, Australia, Chile and South Africa, and he brought a selection of his favorites for the weekend’s series of enticing events. Ullom also brought along Tracey Shepos Cenami, talented Executive Chef at Kendall-Jackson Wines, to produce exclusive epicurean experiences. The new Winding Bay Club will serve as a venue for enhanced programming in future.

“From the very beginning, the Winding Bay Club was envisioned as the new heartbeat of The Abaco Club—a vibrant gathering place that reflects the spirit of our community and the beauty of our surroundings,” says Tommy Southworth, President of Southworth Clubs. “The significant investment we’ve made in world-class amenities and real estate opportunities across the club is brought to life in this elevated destination. Whether it’s sunset happy hours, family time by the pool, toes-in-the-sand cocktails at the beachfront bar, or relaxing with friends after a round on the #1 golf course in the Bahamas, the Winding Bay Club showcases the very best of life at The Abaco Club.”

Several other new Abaco Club features have recently opened, enhancing the club’s recreational offerings: an 18-hole “El Diablo” Putting Course designed by Darren Clarke; the “Wake Field” sports venue named after former MLB player Tim Wakefield and modeled after Boston’s Fenway Park; and a revamped ocean-view bar at the Tip Top Sunset Deck. Looking ahead, the club plans to unveil an extensive racquet facility featuring tennis and padel courts, additional pickleball courts, a three-acre park, and a 50,000-square-foot pond with a fishing dock.

Last year Michael Flint joined the Abaco Club as General Manager, bringing over 35 years of experience in the luxury club and resort industry. Since starting his career with The Ritz-Carlton Hotels in 1987, Flint has honed his expertise at five-star establishments such as the iconic Boca Raton Club & Resort and Delano Hotel in South Florida, and the Sanderson & St. Martin’s Lane Hotels in London, as well as such as The Albany in The Bahamas and, most recently, Mövenpick Hotel & Residences and the legendary Muthaiga Country Club in Nairobi, Kenya. 

The club’s Scottish-style, championship golf course, lavishly planted with tropical vegetation, consistently earns recognition as the finest golf links in the Bahamas. Designed by renowned golf-course architects Donald Steel and Tom Mackenzie, recent renovations have enhanced its bunkers, greens, and cart paths, while a multi-acre practice facility offers a double-end driving range and comprehensive short-game areas.

Beyond golf, the Abaco Club offers an enticing multifaceted approach to leisure and wellness. The property embraces its privileged position along 2.5 miles of pristine white sand beach, where the bright blue waters of Winding Bay create the perfect backdrop. An upgraded fitness facility also now features state-of-the-art equipment.

Expanded watersports offerings invite all to explore the crystalline Caribbean waters. The Abaco Club also serves as an ideal base for exploring the natural wonders of the Bahamas. World-class bone fishing, deepsea fishing, and boating around Abaco’s picturesque coast are all popular experiences, with many memories to be made.

The club’s beautifully-thought out design extends to its communal spaces, such as the iconic Cliff House restaurant perched at the pinnacle of the property. The gourmet haven can accommodate up to 200 guests in an airy octagonal space centered around an impressively-stocked bar. Local favorites include fresh lobster, blackened grouper, and conch chowder.

Flippers Beach Bar meanwhile is the gathering spot for all members and guests. “Part tiki hut, part sidewalk cafe, part casual bistro” is how the property describes it. Moses Haven, a veteran of the likes of Atlantis Paradise Island, Lyford Cay Club and Albany Resort, was recently the club’s Executive Chef and will oversee both venues, which were recently refreshed by renowned restaurant design team AvroKO. Guest chefs from Southworth’s other internationally recognized clubs frequently make appearances as well, “introducing new perspectives while maintaining the property’s distinctive culinary identity.”

Unlike the scene-driven atmosphere of some other Bahamas luxury properties, the Abaco Club cultivates a more sociable and relaxed ethos. “The prevalence of owner-occupants creates a genuine sense of community that nonetheless embraces visitors with characteristic Bahamian warmth,” the property notes. Here, luxury finds expression “not in ostentation but in meaningful experiences, thoughtful design, and the simple perfection of a Caribbean sunset viewed from your own slice of paradise.”

The customizing brains at Brabus are taking cues from Mercedes, Pagani and Bentley in launching branded luxury real estate. Except instead of erecting opulent Miami high rises like the aforementioned factory automakers, the German car tuner and modifier is developing an entire island in Abu Dhabi. Developed in close collaboration with Cosmo, a subsidiary of developer Reportage Properties, Brabus Island spans over 1,000,000 square feet in the UAE capital’s prestigious Al Seef District, Al Raha Beach, just minutes away from Zayed International Airport and an hour from Dubai. It includes four high-rise residential towers featuring 350 luxury apartments—two-, three- and four-bedroom units ranging from 1,150 to 5,000 square feet—and 100 villas, including twin villas, townhouses and beach villas.

According to Brabus, “the architecture fuses contemporary, minimalist architectural silhouettes with the striking, progressive brand character of Brabus, standing as a bold addition to Abu Dhabi’s skyline and an undeniable visual statement.” Contributing to that progressive characters is a modular interior design approach beginning with three distinct colorways that will be familiar to fans of Brabus-overhauled G-Wagons and motorboats— Black and Bold, White Bliss and Gray Haven.

“Brabus island is both an incredible milestone and an evolution that makes sense,”
said Constantin Buschmann, CEO of Brabus. “For nearly five decades, Brabus has built products that move people—emotionally, viscerally, physically. But this is different. Now, for the first time, we’re not just designing vehicles for a lifestyle—we’re
designing the lifestyle itself. Brabus Island is an exciting and very significant design
opportunity, and Abu Dhabi is exactly the right place for it.”

Priced from $800,000 to $7.3 million per residence, ground will be broken on Brabus Island in summer of 2025, with completion slated for early 2028. Check out a sneak peek at the jaw-dropping project in the slideshows above.

In addition to offering a variety of luxe beachfront abodes starting from an already eye-watering $3 million each, the Residences at St. Regis Papagayo Resort will soon put Costa Rica’s most expensive piece of real estate on the market. Named in homage to John Jacob Astor IV, the founder of the original St. Regis Hotel in New York, the $30 million Astor Mansion is a stunning Central American mega-home that’s fit for a king. The four-level residence, spanning a palatial 21,161 square feet, including 11,000 square feet of exterior space, offers 270-degree views, capturing both sunrise and sunset panoramas. The design celebrates open-air living, a hallmark of Costa Rican architecture, blurring the lines between indoors and out.

Currently, the first floor is designed to be versatile and can be customized to be a gym, spa, office, movie room, golf simulator or lounge, according to Mansion Global. The second floor houses the main living areas and some bedrooms, with the third floor dedicated primarily to bedrooms. The fourth floor features a covered open-air area with a pool and an outdoor kitchen, emphasizing the importance of outdoor living. Amenities include a trio of private pools, a guest casita, seemingly endless terraces, a wine cellar and a gym. Other details are scarce for now, but if Astor Mansion expands on the design language of the five-bed, five-bath Astor Estate Residences, expect finishes like fine hardwoods and natural stone, floor-to-ceiling windows, as well as furnishings and fixtures from the world-renowned brands.

Of course, anyone with the means could build an equally opulent mansion. But for the ultra-wealthy, the draw of all Residences at St. Regis Papagayo Resort is the access to five-star resort-style facilities. For instance, Volcano Club, curated by elite culinary caterer Talentchef, offers a retreat where guests can unwind, dine and drink under the highest level of personalized service.

The property’s Beach Club and Grill will feature a fusion of African Costa Rican cuisine and cocktails, while a coastal iteration of the famed St. Regis Bar will let guests experience elevated cocktails like the famous St. Regis Bloody Mary, as well as wines, champagnes and spirits. Rounding out amenities are a spa, a wellness sanctuary with nature-inspired treatments, and even kids’ tennis clubs to cater to families. Tap here to learn more about Astor Mansion and the the Residences at St. Regis Papagayo Resort

The word “bunker” most commonly invokes ideas of concrete walls and bare necessities, but it takes on a new connotation with the word “Bentley” in front of it. Billed as “a fortress in the sky where your car is literally the key to your home,” the Bentley Bunker is a concept builds on the luxe design language of the under-construction Bentley Residences Miami, a 61-story tower that marks Bentley’s first ever branded residential real estate project.

Among the elevated amenities on-offer include delectable meals crafted by celebrity chef and restaurateur Todd English, with bespoke menus that can be tailored to cocktail parties, private events in the owners-only dining room (partitioned by a glass wall), or even a night in featuring Proper English-style cuisine delivered to your door. For those with culinary inclinations, there’s also a “convertible kitchen,” which hides all appliances at the push of a button to create a clean, clutter-free space. Bentley Residences has also announced a first-of-its-kind Macallan Whisky Bar, providing a world-class selection of Scotch in an intimate setting.

Other details of the greater Bentley Residences Miami tower that would house the Bentley Bunker have been expanded upon. It was previously revealed that each of the 216 units will come with its own garage space for four vehicles accessible by one of four “Dezervator” elevators. Named for Bentley’s partners at Dezer Development, each lift features a hydraulic system that pinches a car by its tires to pull it on top of a robotic shuttle system and transport it to any floor. Each car will have its own Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) sticker that’s scanned upon arrival to trigger a lighting system that guides the driver to the correct Dezervator. Effectively, the system turns a car into a house key. Instead of a garage space, the Bentley Bunker would feature a safeguarded space in the living room to display the owner’s car collection through a glass wall.

As previously reported, the Bentley Residences Miami tower will also feature expansive communal areas including a luxury spa, dedicated pet spa, wellness center and cigar lounge. While units vary in scope, the best will get a private theater, an expansive exterior terrace offering 2,000 square feet of towering outdoor space, an outdoor kitchen, a private infinity pool, and an outdoor shower just off the primary bathrooms.

Positioned on Miami’s Sunny Isle Beach, the 750-foot residential skyscraper was first announced in 2021, with notable investors including soccer legend Lionel Messi, Colombian singer Maluma, celebrity entrepreneur Daymond John, and hip-hop star Future. The completion date has shifted to 2027, with each Bentley Residences Miami unit starting at $4.2 million.