A marina with a twist is being built on the Miami River. It’s SeaVault, featuring 14 sheltered slips with adjacent four-story residential spaces for you, your captain, or even business meetings.
Originally to be called the Miami Megayacht Marina and approved by regulators last year, SeaVault underwent some design changes that required additional regulatory clearance. Among them: reducing the number of slips from 16 to 14. Sales have recently started, with construction expected to begin next year.
SeaVault will accommodate megayachts from 150 to 230 feet (about 46 to 70 meters). Each will dock within a fully covered shelter—built, naturally, to hurricane codes—that still permits natural light to penetrate. (On a related note, the developers are striving for LEED certification.) SeaVault includes about 350 square feet (32.5 square meters) of cold storage within your slip, too, for your crew’s convenience when shopping for and stowing provisions before cruises.
While the 10-acre property will further contain tennis courts, a pool, and a maintenance area, SeaVault distinguishes itself by including substantial residences with the deeded slips. Directly overlooking each slip, they can be designed with offices, large entertainment areas, and bedrooms. Each also has a ground-level garage for your car and stowage. The residences range from 5,000 to 8,000 square feet (about 465 to 743 square meters). Each owner gets use of a rooftop plunge pool and hot tub, too.
As you might expect, SeaVault will have a yacht club as well, with concierge services available 24 hours a day. A business center, cocktail lounge, fitness center, and outdoor grill are part of the yacht club.
Twenty-four-hour security will be provided for both SeaVault’s slips and residences. The developers are implementing fingerprint scanners, heat and motion detectors, infrared security cameras, and more.
Prices for SeaVault slips start at $7.5 million.
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