The Lincoln Coconut Grove
The Lincoln Coconut Grove wraps 48 residences in a facade inspired by the neighborhood's banyan trees. At 2650 Lincoln Avenue, the boutique project pairs contemporary interiors with vertical contours and root-like motifs drawn straight from the Grove canopy. Pricing begins at $1.5 million, with sales handled by ONE Sotheby's International Realty.
The Lincoln Coconut Grove Frequently Asked Questions
What is the banyan tree facade about?
Paredes Architects designed the exterior around Coconut Grove's iconic banyan trees, using vertical contours and root-like motifs in the concrete work. It is meant...
The Lincoln Coconut Grove
The Lincoln Coconut Grove wraps 48 residences in a facade inspired by the neighborhood's banyan trees. At 2650 Lincoln Avenue, the boutique project pairs contemporary interiors with vertical contours and root-like motifs drawn straight from the Grove canopy. Pricing begins at $1.5 million, with sales handled by ONE Sotheby's International Realty.
The Lincoln Coconut Grove Frequently Asked Questions
What is the banyan tree facade about?
Paredes Architects designed the exterior around Coconut Grove's iconic banyan trees, using vertical contours and root-like motifs in the concrete work. It is meant to read as a modern interpretation of the neighborhood's natural landmarks rather than a generic glass box.
What do the penthouses offer?
The six penthouses at The Lincoln Coconut Grove, roughly 3,000 square feet each, top the building with soaring double-height ceilings and views stretching over Biscayne Bay toward Coral Gables and Brickell. They are the largest and most architecturally distinct plans in the project.
How are the standard residences finished?
One- to four-bedroom plans plus dens run 1,323 to 3,073 square feet. Interiors by Design Philosophy and CITE Arquitetura feature Snaidero kitchens, Miele appliances, Brizo fixtures, and Porcelanosa tile.
What amenities are planned?
A rooftop pool with private cabanas, a wellness center, a golf simulator, and a theater. The amenity deck is sized for a 48-residence building, which keeps it feeling private rather than resort-crowded.
Who is developing the project?
Element Development and LORE Development Group, in partnership with Leste Group and Opportunity Fundo de Investimento Imobiliario. Sales and marketing at The Lincoln Coconut Grove are exclusively with ONE Sotheby's International Realty.
Is the building pet friendly, and can owners rent?
Rental and pet policies for new pre-construction projects are set in the condo documents at closing. Buyers should confirm the current terms with the sales team before reserving, since they can shift between launch and delivery.
Key Facts
- Address: 2650 Lincoln Avenue, Coconut Grove
- Neighborhood: Coconut Grove, Miami
- Developers: Element Development and LORE Development Group
- Architect: Paredes Architects
- Residences: 48, including 6 penthouses
- Pricing: From $1.5 million
- Status: Pre-construction
Design that starts with the Grove itself
The Lincoln Coconut Grove leans into its setting instead of importing a style from somewhere else. The banyan-inspired facade gives the building an identity you can spot from blocks away, and the interiors follow through with warm, natural palettes. Sales are handled by ONE Sotheby's International Realty, the brokerage behind many of South Florida's highest-profile new developments. Buyers comparing boutique Grove launches often look at THE WELL Coconut Grove, the wellness-focused project on Tigertail Avenue, or Ziggurat near Grand Avenue. The Lincoln's pitch is simpler: architecture with a local story, at a scale that stays intimate.
Dinner is a short walk in any direction
Lincoln Avenue sits in the heart of the Grove village, which means the area's best tables are close. Ariete, chef Michael Beltran's Michelin-starred restaurant on Main Highway, and Los Felix, the Michelin-starred Mexican spot known for its heirloom corn program, are both an easy stroll away. CocoWalk's shops, cinema, and restaurants round out the daily routine. For a boutique buyer, that walkability is the amenity that matters most, and The Lincoln Coconut Grove was designed for exactly this buyer.
