Glass Miami Beach
120 Ocean Drive, South of Fifth, Miami Beach
About Glass Miami Beach
An 18-story glass tower in South of Fifth with just ten residences, most occupying an entire floor with open views in every direction.
- 18 stories with only 10 residences
- Full-floor residences on levels 6 through 15
- Multi-level penthouse crowning floors 16–18
- 360° views of the Atlantic, Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline
- Developed by Terra Group
- Architecture by René González
- Landscape design by Raymond Jungles
- Ocean-view pool and spa terrace on level 5
- Two-level lobby with an interactive art wall
- Private garage levels
Glass Miami Beach is an 18-story boutique condominium at 120 Ocean Drive in the South of Fifth neighborhood of South Beach, with just 10 residences. Developed by Terra Group and designed by architect René González, the tower is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass, giving its full-floor residences open views of the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline.
Residences on floors 6–7 offer two- or three-bedroom layouts with about 1,938 sq ft of interior space and more than 2,000 sq ft of terraces. On floors 8–15, three- and four-bedroom residences offer about 3,389 sq ft inside and about 2,005 sq ft of terraces. A three-level penthouse crowns floors 16–18. Landscape architect Raymond Jungles designed the gardens, including the ocean-view pool and spa terrace on the fifth floor.
Glass sits steps from South Pointe Park, the beach and the restaurants of South of Fifth, one of Miami Beach’s most sought-after neighborhoods. With only 10 homes, resales at Glass Miami Beach are rare. Natalia Gallego of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty helps buyers, sellers and renters with current listings, recent sales and off-market opportunities at Glass.
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Stories
10
Residences
360°
Views
1 Per Floor
Levels 6–15
Residences at Glass Miami Beach
- Two- and three-bedroom layouts on floors 6–7
- Three- and four-bedroom layouts on floors 8–15
- One residence per floor on levels 6–15 for complete privacy
- Floor-to-ceiling glass with wraparound terraces
- Curated palette of stone, wood, mirror and fritted glass
- Penthouse spanning the top three levels
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Glass Miami Beach Floor Plans
Location
South of Fifth, Miami Beach’s most private enclave
Glass sits at the quiet southern tip of Miami Beach, steps from South Pointe Park, the beach and the Government Cut shipping channel. South of Fifth pairs a residential, low-traffic feel with some of the city’s best-known restaurants, while Lincoln Road, the Miami Beach Marina and the MacArthur Causeway to Downtown Miami are minutes away.
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Glass Miami Beach – Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Glass Miami Beach located?
Glass Miami Beach is at 120 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139, in the South of Fifth neighborhood of South Beach, steps from South Pointe Park and the beach.
How many residences are at Glass Miami Beach?
Glass has just 10 residences across 18 stories. Most occupy an entire floor, and the building is topped by a three-level penthouse on floors 16–18.
Who developed and designed Glass Miami Beach?
Glass was developed by Terra Group and designed by architect René González, with landscape architecture by Raymond Jungles.
What floor plans are available at Glass Miami Beach?
Floors 6–7 offer two- or three-bedroom residences with about 1,938 sq ft of interior space and over 2,000 sq ft of terraces. Floors 8–15 offer three- or four-bedroom residences with about 3,389 sq ft inside and about 2,005 sq ft of terraces. Register on this page to view the floor plans.
What amenities does Glass Miami Beach offer?
Amenities include an ocean-view pool and spa terrace on the fifth floor, a fitness center, a two-level lobby, a private garage with valet and 24-hour security.
Are there condos for sale at Glass Miami Beach?
With only 10 residences, listings at Glass are rare and some sales happen privately. Contact Natalia Gallego for current listings, recent sales and off-market opportunities.
Can I rent a residence at Glass Miami Beach?
Residences at Glass do come up for rent from time to time. Leasing is governed by the condominium association rules, so ask us about current rentals and requirements.
What is near Glass Miami Beach?
South Pointe Park and Pier, the beach and the restaurants of South of Fifth are all within walking distance. Lincoln Road is a short drive, and Downtown Miami is about 15 minutes away via the MacArthur Causeway.
Does it cost extra to buy through a real estate agent?
In most sales the seller pays the brokerage commission, so working with Natalia Gallego as your buyer’s agent typically adds no extra cost while giving you independent advice on pricing and terms.
Live at Glass Miami Beach
Ask about current availability at Glass, recent sales and off-market opportunities.