Fontainebleau III

Fontainebleau III, also known as the Sorrento, is a condo-hotel building adjacent to the Fontainebleau Hotel (900 units) and Fontainebleau II.

41/ 90📍 4391 Collins Ave Miami Beach FL 33140

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The Rundown

Fontainebleau III, also known as the Sorrento, is a condo-hotel building adjacent to the Fontainebleau Hotel (900 units) and Fontainebleau II. Fontainebleau III (Sorrento) was built in 2008 and has 18 floors and holds 296 units and is operated by Hilton Hotel. The Fontainebleau was developed by Turnberry Associates; the architect for the project was Nichols, Brosch, Sandoval, and Associates. Many luxurious amenities are available to residents of Fontainebleau III Sorrento including lighted tennis courts, jet skiing, parasailing, world-class spa and fitness center with classes and services, beachfront and poolside bar, indoor and outdoor restaurants, family-oriented water playground, exclusive owners’ lounge, adjacent shopping, and more. Fontainebleau III Miami Beach is conveniently located within 30 minutes of Downtown Miami, Brickell, and Coral Gables. Miami Beach is a short drive from South Beach, Miami International Airport, and offers access to the Venetian Causeway, a biking trail connecting downtown to South Beach.

The Neighborhood

Miami Beach

What You Get

Building Features

✓18 Acres of Recreation Space
✓Lighted Tennis Courts and Pro Shop
✓Beachfront and Poolside Bar, Raw Bar and Snack Bar
✓Owner's Lounge for Breakfast, Cocktails and Hor d'oeuvres
✓Shopping Arcade
✓Dining and Dancing Club
✓Family-Oriented Water Playground
✓Variety of Casual and Elegant Dining
✓1,200 Feet of Beachfront
✓World-Class Spa and Fitness Center
✓Plush and comfortable furniture
✓Marble baths
✓Refined interior design accessories
✓Full kitchen with all appliances
✓Stone-Finish Bars
✓Natural Berber Carpeting
✓King-sized beds
✓Stone Floors
✓Flat-Screen Televisions in Select Units
✓Granite Countertops

Schools

Zoned public schools by county attendance boundary. Boundaries change — confirm enrollment eligibility with the school district before relying on this. Letter grades and School of Excellence designations are the Florida Department of Education’s, each for the year shown beside it.