Murano Grande is the 38-story bayfront condominium at 400 Alton Road in South Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood. Completed in 2003 by the Related Group (with Thomas Kramer’s Portofino Group) and designed by Sieger Suarez (with common areas by the Rockwell Group) Murano Grande holds roughly 270 residences across three stepped glass towers, set on four waterfront acres with 700 feet of bay frontage beside the Miami Beach Marina.
Murano Grande Key Facts
- Address: 400 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139
- Neighborhood: South of Fifth (SoFi), South Beach
- Developer: The Related Group (with the Portofino Group)
- Architect: Sieger Suarez
- Interior Common Areas: Rockwell Group
- Stories: 38 (three stepped towers)
- Residences: Approximately 270 (two to four bedrooms, ~1,437 to 3,979 sq. ft.)
- Completed: 2003
- Pets: Pet friendly
- Rental Policy: 6-month minimum; up to 2 rentals per year (confirm association rules)
- Amenities: Bayfront pool and spa, fitness center, tennis, concierge, valet, 24-hour security, sauna, media room, marina next door
Bayfront Residences with Marina Views
Residences at Murano Grande run from two to four bedrooms with floor-to-ceiling glass framing Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic, and the Miami skyline. Semi-private elevator entrances, open floor plans, and terraces oriented to the water define the living experience, and the building’s curved glass façade (echoing the Murano glass sculptures of its namesake) keeps views wide from nearly every angle.
Values here track view exposure closely: bay, marina, ocean, and skyline orientations, plus floor height and renovation quality, drive pricing more than raw square footage.
South of Fifth Living by the Marina
With the Miami Beach Marina at its feet, South Pointe Park a short walk south, and the beach just east, Murano Grande sits in the sweet spot of SoFi, walkable to Joe’s Stone Crab, Smith & Wollensky, and the Washington Avenue restaurant row while feeling tucked into the marina’s quieter edge.
Related SoFi bayfront options include Murano at Portofino, Icon South Beach, Portofino Tower, and Marea.
Murano Grande's Portofino address means the marina is the daily backdrop and South Pointe the playground. South Pointe Park sits minutes away for the island's best walks, and the beach is close on the ocean side. Joe's Stone Crab ($$$$) anchors dinner, with Smith & Wollensky ($$$$) on the water nearby and Lincoln Road minutes north. Boaters prize the enclave's deep-water access. Also tour Murano at Portofino and Yacht Club at Portofino.
Murano Grande Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Murano Grande located? ❯
At 400 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139, bayfront in South of Fifth, directly adjacent to the Miami Beach Marina and minutes from South Pointe Park and the beach.
Who developed and designed the building? ❯
The Related Group (with the Portofino Group) developed it; Sieger Suarez designed the three stepped towers, and the Rockwell Group designed the common areas.
How many towers are there? ❯
Three stepped glass towers of 25, 31, and 37 floors, joined at the base, the curved façade and tiered roofline are a SoFi landmark.
What are the rental rules? ❯
The building profile shows a long-term setup: a 6-month minimum rental term and up to 2 rentals per year. Verify current association rules and approval timing before buying for income.
Is the building pet friendly? ❯
Yes. Murano Grande is pet friendly per its building profile, though individual association rules should be confirmed.
What amenities are included? ❯
A bayfront heated pool and spa, a two-story spa and fitness center, tennis court, concierge, valet parking, 24-hour security, sauna, media and recreation rooms, and a sundeck with bay, ocean, and skyline views.
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