Mosaic Miami Beach is the private-elevator tower next to the Faena District — a 20-story, 84-residence oceanfront condominium at 3801 Collins Avenue, built in 2006 by WCI Communities and designed by Fullerton Diaz Architects. Every residence opens directly from a private elevator lobby — no shared hallways — and the building pairs that boutique privacy with full resort amenities: an oceanfront infinity pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, theater and wine cellar, and 24-hour concierge and security. Sitting just north of the Faena District, Mosaic Miami Beach puts owners inside Miami Beach's cultural corridor while keeping the unit count intimate.
Mosaic Miami Beach is the private-elevator tower next to the Faena District — a 20-story, 84-residence oceanfront condominium at 3801 Collins Avenue, built in 2006 by WCI Communities and designed by Fullerton Diaz Architects. Every residence opens directly from a private elevator lobby — no shared hallways — and the building pairs that boutique privacy with full resort amenities: an oceanfront infinity pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, theater and wine cellar, and 24-hour concierge and security. Sitting just north of the Faena District, Mosaic Miami Beach puts owners inside Miami Beach's cultural corridor while keeping the unit count intimate.
Each Mosaic Miami Beach residence is accessed from its own private elevator lobby — there are no common hallways on residential floors. It's the single most distinctive feature of the building and a genuine privacy upgrade over typical condo living, more common in ultra-luxury towers at far higher price points. Confirm elevator maintenance arrangements during due diligence, as private systems can carry specific service terms.
At least one listing notes units can be rented up to four times per year — quarterly minimums that welcome seasonal tenants while keeping the building residential in character. That structure suits snowbird landlords and pied-à-terre owners alike. Verify the current rental cap with the association before buying for income.
Yes — listings show pets permitted with some restrictions, so confirm weight and breed rules with management. The pet-friendly stance, combined with private elevator entries, makes the building practical for owners who want both animals and privacy.
Mosaic Miami Beach's two- and three-bedroom residences run from about 1,354 to 2,749 interior square feet, with flow-through layouts capturing Atlantic, Intracoastal, and skyline views. Gourmet European kitchens with Sub-Zero and Miele appliances, lavish master suites, and sweeping terraces come standard; penthouses add 10-foot ceilings. It's a grown-up unit mix — no studios, no compromises.
Location: the building sits just north of the Faena District — its forum, theater, and hotel put world-class culture and dining within walking distance. Add the area's private beach clubs and restaurants, plus the pedestrian shopping promenade a short drive away, and the address functions as a cultural-corridor home base rather than just a beach tower.
Mosaic Miami Beach's amenity package is complete luxury scaled to just 84 residences: an oceanfront infinity-edge pool with entertainment deck, world-class fitness center, recreation room with private wine cellar, humidor and theater room, business center, sculpture gardens, 24-hour concierge and security, and valet parking — uncrowded by design.
WCI Communities built Mosaic Miami Beach on its reputation for large-scale Florida luxury, and Fullerton Diaz gave this tower its clean, contemporary lines — but the private-elevator concept is what buyers remember. Eighty-four residences, no hallways, flow-through glass: it's the privacy formula of buildings costing twice as much per square foot. Interiors hold up well for 2006 construction, with European kitchens and generous terraces that keep resales competitive.
Few addresses in Miami Beach have appreciated in cultural capital like this corridor. Faena House — the district's landmark residential tower — sits just south, with the area's forum, theater, and hotel turning 32nd-to-40th Collins into a destination, and this building at its northern gate. Against Miami Beach's most expensive neighborhoods, the location premium is real. Compare with the broader Miami Beach market for context.
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| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF | Sale Date |
| 1502 | $1,950,000 | 1507 ft2 (140 m2) | $1,294 | 09/22/2026 |
| 1105 | $2,200,000 | 1525 ft2 (141 m2) | $1,443 | 07/10/2026 |
| 806 | $3,459,000 | 1820 ft2 (169 m2) | $1,901 | 06/12/2026 |
| 1104 | $1,775,000 | 1354 ft2 (125 m2) | $1,311 | 10/15/2025 |
| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF | Rented Date |
| 1602 | $10,900 | 1507 ft2 (140 m2) | $7 | 06/01/2026 |
| 704 | $6,000 | 1212 ft2 (112 m2) | $5 | 03/04/2026 |
| 705 | $7,950 | 1525 ft2 (141 m2) | $5 | 01/14/2026 |
| 1102 | $7,500 | 1507 ft2 (140 m2) | $5 | 12/01/2025 |
| 1806 | $14,500 | 1820 ft2 (169 m2) | $8 | 11/27/2025 |
