TV personality Josh Flagg from 'Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles' has announced his intention to divest one of his latest property investments. It is a recently renovated home in Miami Beach, offered for $10 million. The exclusive residence is located on the prestigious North Bay Road in Miami Beach and has been extensively redesigned by Josh Flagg of Flagg Family Capital in collaboration with Adam Rubin and Andrew Shanfeld of Carolwood.
The extensive renovation, carried out with the support of BuiltIN Studio and Gary Eisner, preserves the Mediterranean architecture of the house while integrating clean, contemporary finishes throughout the property. The result is a harmonious blend of traditional charm and modern living comfort, making the property particularly attractive to discerning buyers.
Property Highlights and Features
- —Price: $10 Million
- —Location: Miami Beach, Florida
- —Living Area: 4,062 square feet
- —Lot Size: approx. 10,000 square feet
- —Bedrooms: 4
- —Bathrooms: 5
- —Special Features: Separate pool pavilion, sauna, cold plunge pool, outdoor shower, vaulted ceilings, limestone fireplace, white oak kitchen, custom windows and doors
The interior of the house captivates with high-quality materials and thoughtful design. In the central living room, a large crystal chandelier, suspended from a dark, wood-panelled vaulted ceiling, greets visitors. Continuous wide plank flooring defines the space, where a seating arrangement of sofas and lounge chairs is positioned around an original, carved limestone fireplace. The bright colour palette continues in the formal dining room, complemented by warmer wood tones. A large oval dining table, surrounded by eight woven chairs, sits beneath a sculptural brass chandelier. A floor-to-ceiling arched mirror on one wall reflects the dining area, creating additional depth.
Modern Kitchen and Luxurious Suites
The kitchen at the heart of the home combines white oak surfaces with light stone countertops and a sleek design. A large island with a waterfall edge serves both as a preparation area and a casual gathering spot with seating for four. Custom white oak cabinetry, complemented by integrated panels and a neutral stone tile splashback, runs along the walls. A full suite of Sub-Zero appliances is seamlessly integrated into the cabinetry. Waterworks fittings, including a polished brass tap at the farmhouse sink, provide subtle contrast to the lighter surfaces.
The principal suite on the ground floor occupies its own wing of the house and opens directly onto the pool terrace through black-framed French doors. A full-height wall panel of warm wood serves as a backdrop for the upholstered bed. Matching arched windows and doors offer views of the manicured garden from the sleeping area and the sitting area at the far end of the room. The adjoining bathroom is fitted with vein-cut natural stone on the walls, countertops, and floors, including a long floating double vanity opposite a glazed walk-in shower. A freestanding bathtub beneath a large window with garden views completes the suite. Additionally, the house features further guest rooms, which exhibit similar design elements but different layouts.
