The San Marco and The Torcello, a $53 million pair of crown penthouses inspired by the Venetian landmarks that shaped the Cipriani family’s legacy, translate service, ritual and connection into the architecture itself

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MIAMI, FL. – September 8, 2026 – Cipriani Residences Miami today unveiled The 1931 Collection, an exclusive pair of ultra luxury penthouses inspired by the Venetian landmarks that shaped the Cipriani family’s legacy. Priced at $33 million and $19.8 million, The San Marco and The Torcello crown the 950-foot tower, bringing the brand’s celebrated tradition of Italian hospitality to the highest expression of branded residential living in North America.

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Nearly a century after Giuseppe Cipriani opened Harry’s Bar in Venice, The 1931 Collection pays tribute to the places where the family’s story began. Named for the year Harry’s Bar first welcomed guests, The San Marco and The Torcello occupy the tower’s highest floors, drawing on the rituals, elegance and hospitality that have defined the Cipriani name since 1931. Timeless design, meticulous craftsmanship, gracious service and effortless entertaining come together in two singular homes overlooking Biscayne Bay, offering a distinctly residential interpretation of the brand’s enduring legacy.

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“Authenticity is what ultimately distinguishes a truly exceptional branded residence,” said Camilo Miguel Jr., Founder and CEO of Mast Capital. “You cannot create it simply by placing a name on a building. With The 1931 Collection, we drew from the values and traditions that have defined Cipriani for nearly a century and considered how they could shape the way a home is designed, experienced and lived in today. The result feels unmistakably Cipriani and distinctly of Miami, while carrying forward a legacy that has endured across generations and creating homes intended to do the same.”

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Long before wellness became a checklist of equipment, the Cipriani family measured it differently: by the table, and by how to better serve who was seated at it. Rather than treating wellness as a room to visit, The San Marco and The Torcello are designed around the rituals of gathering, cooking and entertaining long associated with longer, more connected living — a philosophy of wellbeing built on people, not equipment.

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“Cipriani has never simply been about a place; it is about what happens within it and what people carry with them long after they leave,” said Giuseppe Cipriani. “Harry’s Bar, Piazza San Marco and Locanda Cipriani have been part of our family’s story for generations, but also of the lives of so many others. With The 1931 Collection, that spirit finds a new expression in Miami, where these residences can become the setting for celebrations, rituals and memories that belong entirely to the families who call them home.”

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The San Marco

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Named for San Marco, the Venetian “sestiere” or historic district of the Cipriani hospitality legacy, The San Marco is conceived as a private estate in the sky. Spanning three levels and 9,677 square feet of interior and outdoor living, the residence brings together extraordinary scale, timeless design and an uncompromising approach to entertaining, wellness and family life.

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A soaring 24-foot Great Room opens to panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, creating a dramatic setting for everyday living and entertaining. Generously proportioned living and dining spaces are complemented by an integrated wet bar and dedicated wine display, while a statement kitchen island finished in lacquered wood and Calacatta marble and a fully equipped chef’s kitchen allow for everything from intimate dinners to larger celebrations.

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The rooftop is devoted to outdoor living and personal wellbeing, with an infinity-edge swimming pool, summer kitchen and wraparound entertaining terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay. A private wellness room and in-residence gym set a daily rhythm of movement and recovery, extended outdoors through a dedicated cold plunge, hot tub and meditative massage pavilion — spaces conceived not as a spa to visit, but as a ritual to live within. A private putting green completes the experience.

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The Torcello

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Inspired by the quiet elegance of the island in the Venetian lagoon that has welcomed generations of guests to Locanda Cipriani, recently renovated, The Torcello offers a more intimate interpretation of The 1931 Collection. Encompassing 6,703 square feet of interior and outdoor living, it is designed for those who value privacy, craftsmanship and a life thoughtfully lived.

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Every space is designed to feel equally suited to quiet moments and effortless entertaining. Generously proportioned living and dining spaces are joined by a statement kitchen island finished in lacquered wood and Calacatta marble, a fully equipped chef’s kitchen for private preparation, dedicated wine storage and a private screening room. The Midnight Bar creates another intimate setting within the residence — a room built for the same ritual of gathering after dark that has defined Cipriani hospitality since 1931, conceived for cocktails, conversation and the kind of evening meant to be remembered.

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Well-being extends naturally from the interiors to the terraces, with a private wellness room and in-residence gym complemented by a dedicated outdoor cold plunge and hot tub, framing recovery and rest as part of the everyday rather than an occasional indulgence. An infinity-edge swimming pool overlooking Biscayne Bay, open-air shower, summer kitchen and wraparound terrace create a private outdoor environment for dining, entertaining and restoration.

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Service, Carried Beyond Miami

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Throughout The 1931 Collection, hospitality is designed to feel personal rather than programmatic. Residents can enjoy in-residence dining prepared by the Cipriani culinary team, bringing the family’s signature approach to food, service and entertaining directly into the privacy of The San Marco and The Torcello.

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As owners within the Cipriani family, residents also carry that hospitality with them beyond Miami, with access to reservations across the family’s global address book, from Harry’s Bar in Venice to Cipriani restaurants, lounges and events in New York, Monte Carlo, Dubai, Hong Kong, Punta del Este and beyond.

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Throughout The 1931 Collection, a refined palette of oak herringbone flooring, Calacatta marble, lacquered wood cabinetry and polished chrome detailing brings richness and depth to the interiors. Materials are carried across surfaces and spaces with a sense of continuity, allowing the craftsmanship and natural character of each finish to become an integral part of the residences.

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Architecturally conceived by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, with bespoke interiors by 1508 London, The 1931 Collection represents the fullest expression of the vision for Cipriani Residences Miami. Generous proportions are balanced by warmth and intimacy, while abundant natural light and a fluid relationship between interior and exterior shape homes of extraordinary scale that remain deeply residential. Together, the architecture and interiors translate the elegance, ease and unmistakable character of Cipriani into a distinct Miami way of living.

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As the first ground-up Cipriani branded residential development in North America, Cipriani Residences Miami brings the family’s nearly century-long tradition of hospitality into a new residential expression. Rising 950 feet above Brickell as the tallest residential tower south of Manhattan, the project is now 85 percent sold to buyers from over 30 countries ahead of its Summer 2027 occupancy.