There’s a new resort-style estate in North Pinecrest with fresh, beautiful interiors — and a price tag — you won’t forget. Listed for $18 million, Casa Piedra is the personal passion project of Derek and Lisa Gonzalez, the power couple behind GOAT Hospitality Group.
Set on nearly an acre of land just south of Miami, the home draws inspiration from some of the most design-forward destinations on the planet, blending the serenity of Mexico’s Nizuc Resort, the clean lines of Amangiri, and the raw beauty of Japanese wabi-sabi design.
The result: a modern hacienda that’s both sculptural and grounded, where indoor-outdoor living isn’t just a feature — it’s the entire philosophy. And anchoring it all? A resort-caliber Balinese-style pool that sits at the literal and architectural center of the home.
The basics: 10 bedrooms, 2 buildings, and nearly an acre of private grounds
The numbers here are big — and so is the vision. With 11,400 square feet under air, the estate includes a 9,000-square-foot main residence and an additional 2,000-square-foot guest pavilion, all situated on a 40,946-square-foot lot.
Altogether, the home offers 10 bedrooms, 9 full bathrooms, and 2 powder rooms spread across two thoughtfully connected structures.
With 9,000 square feet of luxe interiors
Built with privacy and entertaining in mind, the Pinecrest home includes both formal and casual living areas, a chef’s kitchen, media room, and separate in-law quarters. There’s also a covered driveway, open balconies, and a large patio with multiple seating zones.
Listing agents Fredrik Eklund and Jennifer Goldstein with Douglas Elliman are representing the home.
A main home built around the water
Casa Piedra is designed so that the main residence and guest pavilion wrap around the central swimming pool — turning the water feature into the heart of the home. The pool then acts as a unifying design element, visible from almost every key living space.
It’s a striking architectural feature that channels vacation vibes year-round.
A showpiece kitchen for serious cooking and casual gatherings
The kitchen balances its minimalist style with real functionality. You’ll find a central cooking island, gas range, and wall ovens, along with a walk-in pantry and built-in storage features.
The space flows into open living and dining areas, creating a natural hub for the home.
Designed for effortless indoor-outdoor flow
Sliding doors open to covered balconies and patios, connecting every corner of the home to the lush landscaping outside. The home’s nearly one-acre lot means there’s space to breathe, whether you’re dining al fresco, lounging by the pool, or just enjoying the South Florida air from the open balcony.
Indoor living spaces with room to breathe
Beyond the bedrooms, Casa Piedra includes a media room, family room, bar, and multiple lounge areas. The volume ceilings, fireplace, and built-in features give the home texture and scale, while details like impact glass, tile floors, and CBS construction ground the house in quality and durability.
A primary suite designed to retreat into
The primary suite is as much about serenity as it is about square footage. Oversized windows bring in natural light, while warm tile flooring and minimalist finishes echo the home’s global resort aesthetic. The en-suite bathroom, outfitted with spa-grade fixtures, makes a strong case for never needing to book a hotel again.
Just completed, never lived in, and already one of the area’s boldest listings
Finished in 2025, this two-story estate is brand new — and never been lived in. With its carefully curated design, standout architectural features, and the backing of a hospitality insider, Casa Piedra is poised to become one of Pinecrest’s most talked-about listings.
And with Miami’s luxury market continuing to attract global buyers, don’t be surprised if this one goes quickly.
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