Regalia is the closest thing Sunny Isles Beach has to a private estate stacked vertically: 39 full-floor residences in a 46-story oceanfront tower at 19575 Collins Avenue, completed in 2014, one home per floor, no shared hallways, no neighbors above or below within your walls. Designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, the tower’s undulating wrap-around balconies shift slightly with every level, giving the building its “moving in the sky” silhouette. Each residence delivers about 5,515 square feet of interior space plus more than 2,100 square feet of terrace, with 10-foot ceilings, Crestron smart-home systems, and 360-degree views of the Atlantic,...
Regalia is the closest thing Sunny Isles Beach has to a private estate stacked vertically: 39 full-floor residences in a 46-story oceanfront tower at 19575 Collins Avenue, completed in 2014, one home per floor, no shared hallways, no neighbors above or below within your walls. Designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, the tower’s undulating wrap-around balconies shift slightly with every level, giving the building its “moving in the sky” silhouette. Each residence delivers about 5,515 square feet of interior space plus more than 2,100 square feet of terrace, with 10-foot ceilings, Crestron smart-home systems, and 360-degree views of the Atlantic, the Intracoastal, and the city.
Key Facts
- Address: 19575 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
- Neighborhood: Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County (bordering Golden Beach)
- Developer: Regalia Beach Developers, LLC
- Architect: Bernardo Fort-Brescia, Arquitectonica
- Stories: 46
- Residences: 39 (one per floor)
- Year Completed: 2014
One Floor, One Residence
The full-floor format solves the oldest complaint about luxury high-rise living: other people. At Regalia, the 8,500-square-foot floor plate belongs to a single household (5,515 square feet inside, 2,100-plus outside) with private elevator entry and 360-degree glass. It’s the vertical equivalent of a walled estate, except the walls are floor-to-ceiling windows and the grounds crew is a 24-hour staff.
Design & Art: A Tower as Sculpture
Fort-Brescia conceived Regalia as a form shaped by wind and water, with balconies that undulate as they rise. Inside, the material palette (Macael marble, Lualdi doors, Kreon lighting, Crestron automation) was specified to gallery standards, and the Chihuly commissions make the lobby a destination in itself. At the city’s northern edge beside Golden Beach’s single-family enclave, the building holds a prominence few addresses can claim.
Regalia's stretch of Collins Avenue sits in the island's luxury corridor, minutes from Bal Harbour's dining and shopping. Bal Harbour Shops anchors the $$$$ tier with its restaurant row, while Il Mulino on Collins and Timo cover the island's own fine dining. Samson Oceanfront Park is a short drive north for beach mornings with playgrounds and fitness stations, and Milam's Market handles daily groceries. Aventura Mall is minutes west. Ultra-luxury buyers also tour Mansions at Acqualina and Ritz Carlton Residences.
Regalia Frequently Asked Questions
❯ What does “one residence per floor” feel like?
Like a private home with building services. Your elevator opens directly into your foyer, no corridors, no shared walls, no upstairs footsteps. The trade-off is community scale: with only 39 households, the social scene is intimate by design, and resales are infrequent enough that each listing becomes a market event.
❯ What are the terraces like?
Regalia’s terraces are enormous, over 2,100 square feet of wrap-around terrace per residence, ten feet deep, circling the home on all four sides. They function as true outdoor rooms with space for dining, lounging, and landscaping, and they pull daylight deep into the interiors. The two-story beach house adds another 6,500 square feet of terrace with its own plunge pool and Jacuzzi.
❯ Can I rent out my residence?
Yes. Regalia permits rentals under a long-term framework, typically a 6-month minimum with up to two leases per year, and the building is pet-friendly. Given the price point and the full-floor format, most owners are end users rather than investors, but the rental option exists. Verify current association rules before buying.
❯ What’s the art program about?
Glass sculptor Dale Chihuly was commissioned to create site-specific pieces for the public areas, a serious art investment that signals the building’s ambitions. Combined with Poltrona Frau furnishings in the common areas and interiors styled with AD 100-level designers, the building reads more like a private museum with residences attached.
❯ What amenities do residents get?
Regalia’s amenity program includes a Turkish-style hammam spa, oceanfront infinity pool among gardens and fountains, state-of-the-art fitness center overlooking the Atlantic, private beachfront cabanas, an oceanfront gazebo with spa, library, billiard room, business center, children’s multipurpose room, temperature-controlled wine storage for each residence, and 24-hour concierge with five-star hotel services.
❯ Who designed it?
Bernardo Fort-Brescia, principal of Arquitectonica, the Miami-born firm behind icons from Brickell’s Atlantis Condominium to global landmarks, with the developer Regalia Beach Developers, LLC. For context on the ultra-luxury tier, compare The Estates at Acqualina and the Ritz-Carlton Residences, or browse all Sunny Isles Beach condos for sale and rent.
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