One Thousand Museum Unit 3902
1000 Biscayne Blvd, Unit 3902 • Miami, FL 33132
About This Unit
Welcome to the home of your dreams at One Thousand Museum, the iconic residential masterpiece designed by world-renowned architect Zaha Hadid. This expansive 4-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom corner residence offers a rare flow-through layout and is fully furnished by Artefacto, blending timeless elegance with contemporary sophistication. Enjoy breathtaking intracoastal and Biscayne Bay views from every room, with endless sunrises and sunsets that frame the Miami skyline and waterfront. Spanning approximately 4,600 square feet, this residence delivers an exceptional sense of scale, light, and privacy, making it ideal for both everyday living and grand entertaining. The thoughtfully designed layout provides seamless transitions between formal and informal living spaces, while floor-to-ceiling windows flood the home with natural light. The residence has been impeccably maintained and reflects the highest standards of luxury living. The gourmet kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances, custom cabinetry, and premium finishes, complemented by a state-of-the-art home automation system. Additional features include four parking spaces, a private storage unit, and a dedicated vault, offering both convenience and enhanced security—rare and highly desirable amenities in a residence of this caliber. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly iconic home within one of Miami’s most celebrated architectural landmarks.
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- One Thousand Museum is a 62-story tower at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard, downtown Miami. 84 total residences — one of the lowest unit counts of any luxury Miami high-rise. Completed 2019. 11 active listings currently in the $5.9M–$23.75M range.
- Zaha Hadid's only completed residential building in the United States. Co-creator Patrick Schumacher / Zaha Hadid Architects (Hadid passed in 2016, before completion). Developed by Louis Birdman + Gilberto Bomeny. Engineering by DeSimone Consulting. The exoskeleton is structural, not decorative.
- Ultra-luxury, architecturally-driven, primary-residence and second-home market. Buyer profile is design-aware ultra-high-net-worth — collectors, architects, and design professionals are over-represented. The building's identity is the architecture; buyers who don't care about the architecture pick other Miami luxury towers instead.
- Lobby is double-height with fluid-form vocabulary echoing the exoskeleton outside. Original Hadid-commissioned art rotates in the lobby gallery. The amenity floors are unusually elaborate — most buyers don't fully appreciate until they see them.
- Amenity stack: Aquatic Center on the upper levels (indoor lap pool 17, outdoor pool deck 18 with bay views), Sky Lounge with 360° views and double-height ceilings, fitness center, full-service spa, screening room, kids' room, business center. Plus the rooftop helipad — one of only three private residential helipads in Miami.
- No standalone signature restaurant on-site. Closest dining: Pérez Art Museum's Verde Café (across Museum Park, 5-minute walk), Marriott Marquis dining adjacent. Bayside Marketplace and Bayfront Park are 5-minute walks. The building is intentionally not a destination for non-residents.
- Curved exterior means every line has a unique view profile (no repeating floorplans). East lines face Biscayne Bay and Port of Miami; west lines face downtown skyline. The 'corner scoop' residences (positioned at the exoskeleton's curves) have wraparound views and command meaningful pricing premiums.
- At 6 years old (2019), Florida's 25-year structural recertification trigger applies in 2044. Reserves are well-funded; engineering complexity of the exoskeleton means annual structural inspection beyond Florida code minimum. No special assessments through 2025.
- 6-month minimum lease, no short-term rental program. Restrictive low unit count (84 residences) means slow resale velocity but steady pricing. Owners hold long.
- Compared to Aston Martin Residences (the other architecturally-driven 2019–2024 Miami luxury tower): Aston Martin is brand-driven (Aston Martin partnership) and waterfront with marina/helipad; One Thousand Museum is architect-driven (Hadid prestige) with the exoskeleton as the brand. Aston Martin pricing skews higher per-SF; One Thousand Museum is more design-collector-driven. Text Ricky at (305) 33-RICKY — that's (305) 337-4259.
| Date | Price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 2021 | $6,400,000 | arm’s-length |
