A Miami triplex once home to the late celebrity interior designer Lorraine Letendre is poised to hit the market for $4.5 million.
The lavish home is at Ten Museum Park, the downtown condo tower at 1040 Biscayne Blvd.
Letendre’s clients and projects included fashion designer Calvin Klein’s Hamptons home and Hollywood director/producer Michael Bay’s LA residence. Letendre passed away in April at age 72 of cancer. Last year, she donated $100,000 to establish the Lorraine Letendre Gynecologic Oncology Research Fund at the University of Miami.
Letendre also designed every detail of this home, and her personal condo has star touches — including a pool on the balcony.
Inside, there are 20-foot-high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass windows — and stunning ocean, city and bay views.
Sliding glass impact doors open to the balcony.
The 3,986-square-foot “tower suite” is on the 42nd, 43rd and 44th floors. It features three bedrooms and 3½ baths.
The downtown Miami triplex sports 3,986 square feet. The Jills Zeder Group
Pool on the balcony? Check. The Jills Zeder Group
The sleek kitchen inside the Biscayne Boulevard triplex. The Jills Zeder Group
To work from home or dine? That is the question. The Jills Zeder Group
The future buyer will enjoy 20-foot ceilings and as-high windows. The Jills Zeder Group
A library lounge keeps reading time Zen. The Jills Zeder Group
Enjoy both bay and city views from the balcony. The Jills Zeder GroupThe first floor includes a home office. The residence itself boasts intricate details including custom millwork, and lime-based plaster walls and ceilings. There are also concealed flush doors, smart-wired lighting and drapes — and water filtration.
Built in 2007, the building boasts amenities including a gym, a wave pool, spaces for yoga and cycling, and a steam room with a spa.
The listing brokers are Jill Hertzberg and Jill Eber of Coldwell Banker Realty.
