Di Lido Island is one of the six Venetian Islands that extend into Biscayne Bay, and Villa Lux occupies a pie-shaped point lot at the island’s southern tip where the bay wraps around two sides of the property. The aerial makes the position immediately clear: turquoise water on three sides, the South Beach skyline directly across the water, a 100-foot private dock angling out from the terrace below. SAOTA designed the structure. At 11,508 square feet across three levels with an elevator connecting them, six bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, it reads as architecture as much as a residence. This home is located in Miami Beach and offered by The Luxury Rental.

Entry is through a stone paver courtyard flanked by a two-story living green wall and a koi pond with an illuminated waterfall. Inside, a white marble spiral staircase with a curved glass balustrade rises through a double-height volume at the center of the main floor. The living room anchors one end: a wide linear gas fireplace set into a floor-to-ceiling perforated bronze metal wall, a large red abstract canvas mounted above it, a white low-profile sectional, and a black leather lounge chair angled toward the outdoor terrace and bay.

The formal dining room is enclosed by two walls of floor-to-ceiling bronze cut-metal column installations that flank a long dark walnut table seating twelve. A tall skylight window at the far end frames palm garden and open bay. The kitchen is on a different level: a white marble waterfall island with four chrome round barstools sits beneath a cluster of chrome globe pendants, with tall dark walnut cabinetry running floor to ceiling on the back wall, integrated appliances, and a separate stainless prep island between the two.

The primary suite occupies its own floor. A dark bronze quilted leather headboard wall extends to the ceiling above a platform king bed centered on a large abstract rug, with pendant drops on either side. A sitting area with an armchair looks out through floor-to-ceiling glass to the palm garden and private plunge pool beyond. The primary bathroom has dual floating dark vanities, an oval freestanding soaking tub, an oversized glass steam shower, and a bay-view window at the far end. Four of the remaining five bedrooms face the bay directly through full-height glass walls that slide open to the pool deck.

The outdoor levels stack from the water up. The 100-foot private dock handles large vessels at the waterfront. A covered wood-ceiling terrace above it has a long dining table for ten with the South Beach skyline framed across the bay. The main pool deck holds a vivid blue mosaic tile pool with integrated in-pool white chaise sunbeds and a side jacuzzi. Two rooftop levels sit above: a dining and lounge deck and a top terrace with white daybed platforms, a rooftop jacuzzi, and a fire pit.

A dedicated home theater has an oval LED ceiling feature and cinema-style seating. A gym with glass walls opens to the tropical garden. Villa Lux is on Di Lido Island, five minutes from South Beach via the Venetian Causeway. Six bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, 11,508 square feet, sleeps twelve. Groups planning a Miami villa rental at this scale with a private dock, home theater, and rooftop terrace will find few direct comparisons. Contact The Luxury Rental for availability.