The architecture
Twisting towers that changed Coconut Grove's residential skyline
Grove at Grand Bay is one of the few Miami condominiums whose architecture is recognizable well beyond the local market.
Terra Group commissioned BIG, Bjarke Ingels Group, for the firm's first completed residential project in the United States. Delivered in 2016, the two 20-story towers rotate as they rise and contain only 98 residences. Twelve-foot ceilings, large terraces and three acres of tropical landscape give the property an unusual combination of volume, privacy and architectural identity.
- Address
- 2669 S Bayshore Dr
- Location
- Coconut Grove
- Residences
- 98
- Stories
- 20
- Architect
- BIG
- Completed
- 2016
Current availability
Grove at Grand Bay Condos for Sale
Current active for-sale inventory is shown below. With only 98 residences, the best lines and extensively customized homes can have limited public availability. Request a confidential search.
Listing information is supplied by the MLS and participating brokers. Availability, pricing and property details are subject to change.
Why buyers choose it
What distinguishes Grove at Grand Bay
Grove at Grand Bay is one of the few Miami condominiums whose architecture is recognizable well beyond the local market.
Twelve-foot ceilings
Ceiling height creates volume that cannot be added through renovation.
Private elevator access
Residences use controlled arrival sequences with limited shared circulation.
Unique floor plates
The twisting structure produces varied layouts, terraces and view angles.
Large outdoor space
Deep terraces extend principal rooms into the bayfront landscape.
Advisor perspective
What to evaluate before making an offer
Architecture creates value here, but the correct unit comparison still comes down to tower, rotation, view, interior work and operating cost.
Tower and rotation
Compare the exact terrace shape, privacy and sightlines created by each floor plate.
Interior customization
Large homes are often extensively customized; assess design quality, systems and future renovation needs.
Financial diligence
Review budgets, reserves, insurance, current assessments and the cost of maintaining the landscape and amenity program.
Design pedigree
A structural idea that creates real differences inside each home
The towers rotate approximately 38 degrees from base to roof. That movement is not cosmetic: changing floor plates shape terrace geometry, exposure and privacy, so residences with similar size can feel very different.
Raymond Jungles' landscape design places the towers within a dense tropical setting rather than on a conventional podium. The result feels connected to Coconut Grove's canopy and bayfront character.
Inside the residences
High-volume residences defined by 12-foot ceilings and private arrival
The building's low density supports large floor plans, private elevator access and extensive outdoor space. Ceiling height and glass create exceptional volume, while tower, floor and rotation determine each residence's view experience.
Amenities and service
Architectural distinction supported by an extensive private amenity program
Grove at Grand Bay is a private residential property with LEED Gold certification, seven pools and a service program designed for large primary and seasonal homes.
Pools and recreation
Seven pools, including a rooftop infinity pool, plus tennis and landscaped outdoor areas.
Wellness
Fitness, yoga and spa facilities integrated into the private grounds.
Residence support
Concierge, valet, private elevator access and available butler or chef services.
Landscape
More than three acres of tropical gardens designed by Raymond Jungles.
The neighborhood
Coconut Grove
Grove at Grand Bay is located at 2669 S Bayshore Dr in Coconut Grove.
The address is part of the ownership decision: compare daily access, privacy, nearby dining and services, waterfront or park connections, and the long-term effect of surrounding development alongside the residence itself.
Questions buyers ask
Grove at Grand Bay FAQ
Who designed Grove at Grand Bay?
BIG, Bjarke Ingels Group, designed the towers for Terra Group.
Why do the towers twist?
The floor plates rotate as the towers rise, creating varied terraces, view angles and a distinct sculptural form.
How many residences are there?
The two towers contain 98 residences in total.
What amenities are offered?
Amenities include seven pools, fitness and spa facilities, tennis, resident spaces and more than three acres of tropical landscape.
What should buyers compare?
Compare tower, floor, terrace geometry, view, privacy, interior condition, monthly costs, reserves and any current assessment.
Private advisory
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