3 Top Kitchens on The Market in Miami Beach

These 3 stunning Miami kitchens make us fall in love with the heart of the home all over again.

Although homes are composed of many different rooms, each serving a specific special purpose, there is one room that stands out above the rest. This is where a lot families spend most of their time and it’s often referred to as the heart of the home. This very important area is known as the kitchen. While kitchens may come in many shapes and sizes, and aren’t always necessarily used for cooking, they are still a central point where people love to gather and socialize. Below is a list of some of the best kitchens currently on the market in Miami Beach:

#1: 2830 Sunset Dr– This newly renovated Art Deco masterpiece designed by famed architect, Martin Luther Hampton, added a chic modern touch to an already beautiful historic home. This elegant open kitchen designed by Hector & Hector includes stainless steel Viking gas range stove and ovens, Viking microwave and a refrigerator and dishwasher covered with the same gorgeous white cabinetry used throughout the space. Striking white marble countertops and matching walls accentuate the clean, fresh feel that this luxurious kitchen exudes. With large windows and French doors all around the kitchen, the green views of the lush garden and pool area are exquisite. You’ll love spending time in this ultra-enjoyable kitchen, even if you’re not the one cooking.

#2: 1800 W 25 St- As far a Mediterranean homes go, this property is surely at the top of the list for its rich architectural design and unique details. This 11,999 SF home located in the exclusive Sunset Islands is complete with its own private beach, movie theater, meditation garden, gym, guest house, and last but not least, a gourmet open kitchen. Adjacent to the family room, this kitchen is designed for comfort and practicability, featuring a cooking island and a separate high-top dining island, stainless steel Sub-Zero refrigerator, DCS gas range stove and oven and a large pantry. Sophisticated touches such as the lavish white marble countertops and refined glass cabinetry make this space highly aesthetically pleasing. Limestone floors, white beamed ceilings, and luxurious finishes garnish this already spectacular kitchen that can turn anyone into an aspiring chef!

#3: 4730 N Bay Rd– This stunning neoclassical estate, measuring 11,622 SF, has a truly fitting kitchen. It’s sleek all-white look is the perfect mix of contemporary design with classic flair. As far as appliances go, the house is complete with two top-of-the-line stainless steel gas range stoves, two wall ovens, a microwave and expresso machine. The oversized refrigerator seamlessly blends in with the white cabinets and there are two separate sinks for added convenience. With white marble countertops all around the perimeter of the kitchen and two extra islands, there’s no shortage of cooking space. Glossy white brick walls, Oak wood floors, elaborate finishes and splendid views of the outdoors enhance this beyond picture-perfect kitchen!

Whether you’re an avid cook like me and love spending time roasting and baking or whether you don’t even like to scramble eggs, a kitchen’s value far exceeds it functionality. It’s a great place to entertain guests or simply mingle with family members. A great kitchen brings the home together around good food and drink, and who doesn’t enjoy that?

Thank you for reading! If you are ever in South Florida – be sure to contact me (Jill Hertzberg) of The Jills for your real estate buying and selling needs.

The properties shown above are exclusive listings of The Jills and can be found at: www.TheJills.com

Jill Hertzberg

Jill Hertzberg has lived in Miami Beach her entire life and is co-founder of The Jills®, Coldwell Banker’s #1 sales team worldwide and #1 team in Florida. An avid golfer, biker and runner, she goes the extra mile for her clients. Together, The Jills have sold over $3.17 billion in real estate since 2005. Jill also supports numerous organizations such as Camillus House, Jackson Memorial Foundation, United Way of Miami-Dade, Diabetes Research Institute, and Seeds of Peace.