Goldman Sachs managing director Jason Wiesenfeld has listed his custom-built Miami mansion for $10.99 million.
A three-story property, the home is situated on Hibiscus Island — one of South Florida’s most exclusive areas, frequented by other financiers.
Occupying more than 7,400 square feet, the spread has six bedrooms and 6.5 baths.
Features include an elevator, a chef’s kitchen, a rooftop terrace with water views and housekeeper quarters, the listing notes.
There are also laundry rooms on two levels of the home.
Outdoor amenities include a pool, al-fresco dining and an outdoor seating area with a fireplace, surrounded by lush tropical greenery.
A map of Hibiscus Island. The Corcoran Group
The home occupies more than 7,400 square feet. The Corcoran Group
The foyer. The Corcoran Group
The formal living area. The Corcoran Group
The formal dining area. The Corcoran GroupBuilt in 2016, the third floor features a studio/playroom/gym. Meanwhile, all the main bedrooms have louvered ceilings.
Cyril Bijaoui and Noa Figari of Longstead at the Corcoran Group hold the listing.
“Hibiscus Island is one of Miami Beach’s most treasured islands and a very coveted address next to Palm and Star Islands,” Bijaoui told The Post.
Wiesenfeld joined Goldman Sachs at their Miami branch in 2000.
