Trump Towers Sunny Isles is a trio of luxurious residential buildings strategically situated against the backdrop of the breathtaking Atlantic Ocean at 15811 Trump Towers III, 15901 Trump Towers II, and 16001 Trump Towers I, Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, Fl.
Each tower has 43 stories and 271 units with 813 stunning oceanfront residences. They were developed by Architect Sieger Suarez Partnership, Hirsch Bedner Associates, as the Interior Designer.
Trump Towers III apartment building offers condos with two and three bedrooms plus a DEN, ranging from 1,463 to 2,928 SqFt. Line 01 is the best and largest condo in these Luxurious Trump Towers III, has three bed-3.5 baths.
Residences feature 11′ ceilings, impact glass windows, and oversized terraces with spectacular unobstructed panoramic views over 48 linear feet of direct oceanfront & Intracoastal views from every room.
At Trump Towers III condo complex, owners enjoy an exquisitely appointed three-story lobby, 24-hours security services, valet, around-the-clock professional concierge, security services, and accessible receiving areas with mail and package facilities.
Trump Towers Three sits within 250 feet of clean sands of the Atlantic Ocean in the upscale city of Sunny Isles Beach.
The edifice features an elegant porte-cochere entrance with 24-hour valet service and a magnificent three-story lobby with an around-the-clock concierge. Private cabanas by the ocean with a full bathroom.
A great place to relax is on the elevated, tropically landscaped oceanfront terrace offering a heated swimming pool, spa, and poolside bar with attendants.
It is easy to take care of your body and mind at Trump Towers II with the state-of-the-art fitness center and health spa. And, of course, the beautiful ocean shore provides a host of healthy activities year-round.
Sunny Isles Beach, a beach town 1.3 miles south of the prestigious city of Golden Beach, was once a linear tableau of South Florida kitsch, a seaside trip of themed motels offering homage to ancient Egypt, Polynesia, American Indians, Rome, the wild west, and many nautical motifs, including Neptune and his water nymphs.
The wreck Bar at the Castaways Hotel was the place to be back in the 1970s. Sunny Isles Beach is a multicultural area, with shopping areas lining west on Collins Ave and multi-million dollar apartment buildings on the east side.
In 1920, Harvey Baker Graves, a private investor, purchased a 2.26- square-mile tract of land for development as a tourist resort. He named it Sunny Isles, the America Riviera.
In 1925 the Haulover bridge was completed, and the area became accessible from Miami Beach. In 1936, the Milwaukee malt magnate Kurtis Froedtert built the Sunny Isles Pier. In the 1950s, the first single-family home was built in the Golden Shores area.
