Aston Martin unveils ultra-lux 66-storey tower block that looks like Bond Villian lair topped with ‘Triplex Penthouse’
ASTON Martin’s ultra-lux tower block which looks like Bond Villain lair is nearing its completion.
The 66-storey waterfront property in Miami features a jaw-dropping penthouse which comes with its own supercar.
Bond franchise’s favourite manufacturer has unveiled its first apartment building which has already proven a huge hit amongst buyers.
Almost all of the state-of-the-art condos in the skyscraper – consisting of 400 flats – have been snapped up by Aston Martin fans before the construction even finished.
It is no wonder as the luxury residential development boasts its own full-service marina that can accommodate superyachts and gifts supercars to penthouse owners.
The jewel of the crown is the unique Triplex Penthouse which spans across three floors and covers 20,000 square feet space.
For a whopping £50million, the owner gets seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, along with staff quarters as befit a king.
There is also a gym, a spa and a private pool all within the same space.
Naturally, there is also more than 7,000 square feet of outdoor area to enjoy the sun given that the property is right next to the ocean.
Along with the flat, the buyer will receive a “limited-edition art book called ‘Unique,’ which contains a QR code that leads to an original score commissioned by a 10-piece orchestra.”
But perhaps the best perk of owning an apartment is the £2million Aston Martin Vulcan which will be gifted to the buyer as a compliment.
The rare motor, of which only 24 were ever made between 2015-2016, is made largely from carbon fibre and is powered by a 7.0-litre V12 with 820hp.
The complex itself includes a variety of spacious one- to five-bedroom flats and duplexes, in addition to seven penthouses with private pools and large patios.
Aston Martin, known for their lavish supercars, has carried its opulence to its residence with a 42,427 square foot of sky amenities across four floors.
The ultra-rich can enjoy exclusive access to a double-level fitness centre with breathtaking views of the ocean, an infinity pool and a virtual golf room.
Fitness fanatics will be pleased to learn the complex also features a boxing gym and a spinning studio.
Residents have everything they might need within their reach as the space includes an art gallery, two cinemas, a full-service spa, beauty salon and barber shop.
They could also feel like a royalty with a personalised around-the-clock butler service at their beck and call to take the stress out of home management.
The tower broke ground in October 2017 and has taken nearly six years to build.
It is being developed by G&G Business Developments at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way in Downtown Miami.
The terrific tower will be the tallest all-residential building south of New York City.
Marek Reichman, Executive Vice President and Chief Creative Officer of Aston Martin said: “Melding a captivating design aesthetic with one of the city’s most idyllic locations, on one of the last parcels of the Miami waterfront, the ultra-luxury Aston Martin Residence adds further distinction to the already expressive Miami skyline.
“We think this project firmly sets the mark for luxury residential design around the world.”
MOST EXPENSIVE ASTON MARTINS EVER SOLD
- 1934 Aston Martin Ulster Two-Seater
Sold for $1.5million in 2013 and one of 31 ever made
- 1962 Aston Martin DB4 Series IV Vantage Convertible
Sold for $1.8million in 2015 and only nine were made
- 1960 Aston Martin DB4GT Jet Coupe
Sold for $3.9million in 2013 as it was a one of its kind special-edition car
- 1965 Aston Martin DB5 “Bond Car”
Sold for $6.4million in 2019 and was featured in Thunderball starring Sean Connery as James Bond
- 1962 Aston Martin DB4GT Zagato
Sold for $9.5million in 2021 and only 19 were made
- 1961 Aston Martin MP209 DB4GT Zagato
One of the two made and sold for $12.1million in 2018
- 1963 Aston Martin DP215 Grand Touring Competition Prototype
Sold for $21.4million in 2018 and only one was made
- 1956 Aston Martin DBR1
Sold for $22.5million in 2017 and only five were made
