An architectural trophy changes hands as celebrity ownership meets one of Miami’s most recognizable towers.
A High Profile Exit from One Thousand Museum
David Beckham and Victoria Beckham have sold their full floor penthouse at One Thousand Museum in Miami for approximately 25 million USD. The transaction concludes a four year hold on one of the city’s most visually distinctive residences, originally purchased in 2020 for 19.8 million USD as part of Beckham’s growing ties to South Florida through Inter Miami CF.
Positioned on the 59th floor at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard, the 9200 square foot residence spans the entire level. The home includes five bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms, with expansive glass walls framed by the tower’s signature structural exoskeleton designed by Zaha Hadid. The layout emphasizes uninterrupted sightlines across Biscayne Bay and toward the Atlantic Ocean, a defining feature of the building’s upper tier units.
Architecture as the Ultimate Luxury Amenity
One Thousand Museum has long been regarded as a statement piece within Miami’s luxury market. The tower stands as the only residential skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere designed by Zaha Hadid, making each residence as much a collectible design object as a home.
Beyond its sculptural presence, the property is known for its suite of ultra luxury amenities. Residents have access to a double height aquatic center, a sky lounge, and a private helipad, a rarity within the city’s residential landscape. These features have helped position the tower among Miami’s most exclusive addresses, attracting buyers seeking both privacy and architectural significance.
Off Market Deal Signals Continued Demand
The sale was reportedly completed off market, with the buyer structured through a limited liability company. Such transactions are common at the highest levels of the luxury sector, where discretion often outweighs public marketing.
Although the Beckhams have stepped away from this downtown residence, their investment in the region remains substantial. The family recently acquired a waterfront estate on North Bay Road in Miami Beach for roughly 72 million USD, reflecting a lifestyle shift toward a more secluded, compound style property while maintaining a presence in one of the country’s fastest evolving luxury markets.
Together, the transactions underscore Miami’s continued appeal to global buyers, high net worth individuals, and design driven investors alike.
