Soaring 44 stories above the shoreline, a turnkey oceanfront penthouse at Porsche Design Tower in Sunny Isles Beach doesn’t just reach the skyline — it owns it. 

When visionary automotive executive, philanthropist, and avid car collector Alan Jay Wildstein listed his crown jewel two-story penthouse at Porsche Design Tower, the world took notice. Breathtaking 22-foot ceilings set the tone for a residence engineered for spectacle, from the MiaCucina kitchen outfitted with Wolf and Thermador appliances to a collector-level Cetta wine cellar housing 1,800 bottles, anchored by a custom wet bar made for long, late nights.

Life unfolds seamlessly across grand interiors and expansive terraces, where a mosaic-tiled pool, fire pit, and fully equipped summer kitchen turn entertaining into an art form. Inside, the primary suite operates as its own private world, complete with an Ornare closet, dedicated office and gym. 

Savant automation controls it all, including 14 TVs, 3 fireplaces, lighting and climate. A private elevator opens directly into a 4-car garage featuring the building’s headline moment: the Dezervator, delivering both resident and vehicle straight home with cinematic precision.

Automotive obsession reaches museum-level heights here. The tower’s exclusive Car Galleries accommodate up to 14 additional vehicles, providing a rare stage for a hypercar lineup that reads like a fantasy wish list: Bugatti Mistral, Koenigsegg Agera RS, McLaren Speedtail, Pagani Huayra Roadster, and beyond. No other residential building comes close.

Panoramic ocean, city, and Intracoastal views frame every moment, while a private beach cabana — available alongside the $19.95 Million penthouse for an additional $10 million — adds effortless beachfront access. This isn’t simply luxury living. It’s a tightly held, design-forward world where architecture, technology and passion converge inside one of the most exclusive boutique towers on the planet; PDTowerMiami.com.

Words Yoshi Sanz    |    Renderings Porsche Design Tower