Few Miami condo buildings are as instantly recognizable as One Thousand Museum.
The late Zaha Hadid’s futuristic Downtown Miami tower has become a landmark in its own right, with an exoskeleton-like facade, rooftop helipad and a roster of high-profile residents and owners that has included David Beckham, Marc Anthony, Ken Griffin, Dave Grutman and Lucy Guo.
Now, a customized residence inside the building has hit the market for $7.395 million.
The four-bedroom, 5.5-bath home spans a substantial footprint high above Biscayne Boulevard, with floor-to-ceiling glass opening the interiors to unobstructed views across Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and Miami skyline.
Fernie Rodriguez and Fredrik Eklund of Douglas Elliman hold the listing.
The residence is being offered fully furnished, with interiors by Artefacto and several modifications that make it considerably different from a standard developer-delivered unit.
One of the more eye-catching additions is a wine refrigerator capable of holding more than 300 bottles.
Rather than hide the collection away in a conventional cellar, the storage becomes a prominent feature within the entertaining spaces — particularly fitting for a home designed around large-scale social areas and dramatic views.
The primary suite has received an even more substantial alteration.
A former bedroom was converted into an expansive secondary walk-in closet, giving the primary suite two serious dressing areas and sacrificing sleeping capacity in favor of considerably more wardrobe space.
It’s the kind of modification that says quite a bit about the priorities at this end of the Miami condo market.
Throughout the residence, floor-to-ceiling glass keeps the city and water visible, with no interior columns interrupting the principal sightlines.
That detail matters in a building where the architecture is as much part of the experience as the interiors themselves.
Completed as one of Hadid’s final residential projects, One Thousand Museum stands out along Miami’s waterfront for its dramatic structural exoskeleton, which allows the interiors to remain unusually open.
From inside this particular residence, that translates into broad uninterrupted views rather than the grid of columns commonly found in large condominium floor plans.
Artefacto furnishings add another layer of polish, with the home being offered as a turnkey package rather than an empty shell awaiting another lengthy design process.
The building amenities are equally ambitious.
One Thousand Museum has a rooftop helipad, private Sky Lounge, resort-style swimming pool, beach club access, wellness and spa facilities, a state-of-the-art fitness center, private theater and multimedia room.
There is even a bank-quality vault available within the building, alongside 24-hour security, valet and concierge services.
That rooftop helipad has also produced one of the more unusual moments in Miami condo marketing history.
Formula One driver David Coulthard famously took a Red Bull F1 car onto the roof and performed donuts on the helipad, creating a viral demonstration of just how unconventional the building can be.
Below, the tower occupies a prominent position on Biscayne Boulevard directly across from Museum Park, with the Pérez Art Museum Miami and Kaseya Center nearby.
Brickell and Miami’s waterfront are also within easy reach, putting the residence in the middle of Downtown rather than in one of the city’s more isolated residential enclaves.
But the architecture remains the primary calling card.
Hadid’s buildings have always tended to look more like sculptural objects than conventional towers, and One Thousand Museum is no exception.
That gives the $7.395 million residence something most luxury condos can’t easily replicate: an address inside one of Miami’s most recognizable pieces of contemporary architecture.
The celebrity connections certainly don’t hurt.
Neither does having a wine refrigerator large enough for more than 300 bottles — or deciding that an extra bedroom simply wasn’t as useful as another enormous closet.
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