OPUS Coconut Grove keeps things deliberately small: 14 residences inside a six-story building designed by Kobi Karp. Three- and four-bedroom homes run 1,905 to 3,884 square feet, each with a private elevator, 12-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and terraces facing Peacock Park and Biscayne Bay. Old-world warmth meets modern scale, and nothing about it feels mass-produced.
At OPUS Coconut Grove, scarcity is the point. With two to three homes per floor and private elevator entries, the building functions more like...
OPUS Coconut Grove keeps things deliberately small: 14 residences inside a six-story building designed by Kobi Karp. Three- and four-bedroom homes run 1,905 to 3,884 square feet, each with a private elevator, 12-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and terraces facing Peacock Park and Biscayne Bay. Old-world warmth meets modern scale, and nothing about it feels mass-produced.
At OPUS Coconut Grove, scarcity is the point. With two to three homes per floor and private elevator entries, the building functions more like a collection of villas than a condo tower. Owners get privacy that larger projects cannot replicate at any price.
Spacious three- and four-bedroom plans from 1,905 to 3,884 square feet. Open floor plans, 12-foot ceilings, and deep terraces are standard, with views spanning Peacock Park, the bay, and the Key Biscayne skyline.
A rooftop pool, a signature spa with sauna, steam, and massage rooms, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a dedicated business lounge. Private elevators open directly into the residences.
Kobi Karp's facade uses wood detailing to warm up the modern massing, and the design pulls natural light deep into each plan. The material palette is meant to age gracefully in the Grove's tropical climate.
Yes. OPUS Coconut Grove sits near some of the Grove's best parks and well-regarded schools, and the three- and four-bedroom layouts are sized for full-time family living rather than pied-a-terre use.
The project is in development in Coconut Grove. Buyers should confirm current construction milestones and expected delivery with the sales team.
OPUS Coconut Grove is architecture by Kobi Karp, the Miami firm behind more than $30 billion in completed projects worldwide, from the historic Surf Club to Fisher Island residences. Karp's work is known for blending classical proportion with tropical modernism, and this six-story building is a quiet example: wood on the facade, light in the interiors, and only 14 front doors. Buyers who want boutique scale with a different personality often compare THE WELL Coconut Grove, the wellness-driven project on Tigertail Avenue. OPUS answers with craftsmanship and calm instead of programming.
The building's terraces look toward Peacock Park, the 9.4-acre waterfront park where the Grove gathers for festivals, youth sports, and sunset walks along the bay. Monty's Raw Bar at Dinner Key is the classic waterfront lunch a short drive away, and CocoWalk covers shopping, cinema, and dining in the village. For a 14-residence building, the neighborhood does the heavy lifting on lifestyle, and this corner of the Grove delivers. That is the quiet luxury of OPUS Coconut Grove.
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