Millecento Condos for Sale

Studios are the entry point into Millecento — efficient, light-filled homes behind floor-to-ceiling glass, with a private balcony and a European-style kitchen, in the middle of Brickell beside Mary Brickell Village.

At roughly 774 square feet, Millecento studios are unusually generous for the format and were designed for how people actually live in Brickell — a defined sleeping area, a full European kitchen with Italian cabinetry, in-unit laundry and a real balcony rather than a token ledge. Because the tower rises 42 stories, higher studio floors trade up to open city and skyline views, and every residence shares the same Carlos Ott architecture and Pininfarina-designed common spaces as the larger homes.

One-bedroom residences are the heart of Millecento — a separate bedroom, a full European kitchen and a private balcony over Brickell, in a Carlos Ott tower with interiors by Pininfarina, steps from Mary Brickell Village.

Millecento's one-bedroom floor plans generally run from the high 700s into the 800s of square feet, with floor-to-ceiling glass, a genuine separate bedroom, a walk-in closet on most lines, in-unit laundry and a private balcony. Layouts are efficient rather than sprawling — the point of Millecento is a design-forward home in the exact center of Brickell, not square footage for its own sake — and higher floors open up city and skyline views across the neighborhood.

Two-bedroom residences are Millecento's most versatile homes — room for a family, a home office or a guest suite, with split layouts, floor-to-ceiling glass and a private balcony in the center of Brickell.

Millecento's two-bedrooms generally run from about 1,000 to 1,300 square feet, and the better lines are laid out as true split plans — the bedrooms separated by the living space for privacy — each with floor-to-ceiling glass, a European kitchen with Italian cabinetry, in-unit laundry and a balcony. On the higher floors they command the widest views in the building, north over Brickell and Downtown and, on certain exposures, toward Biscayne Bay beyond the skyline.

Three-bedroom residences are Millecento's largest homes — the top floors and corner lines, with the widest views in the building, for buyers who want to live in Brickell full-time without leaving the center of it.

The three-bedroom plans are Millecento's flagship layouts — approaching 1,300 square feet, concentrated on the upper floors and corners of the tower, with the deepest living spaces, the most glass and the broadest exposures. These are the residences that make the case for the building as a primary home rather than a pied-à-terre: three genuine bedrooms, multiple baths, a full European kitchen and a balcony looking out over Brickell, Downtown and the skyline.