A new level of luxury is coming to Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour district in the form of AP House. The boutique hospitality experience created by the Swiss luxury watch brand Audemars Piguet has leased 11,841 square feet at Eighteen Sunset – the landmark mixed-use project designed by DOMO Architecture + Design, which will also be home to the only Class A+ office product currently under construction on Miami Beach. It is slated to deliver late this year, with AP House projected to open in 2024. Just two office spaces on the fourth and fifth floors remain for lease.

Once complete, AP House will be an innovative residential salon concept made for intimate browsing, socializing and entertaining amongst existing and potential Audemars Piguet clients. This will be the 16th AP House location, following the recent opening of one in Los Angeles, adding to a portfolio of 14 others in major cities around the globe such as Bangkok, Barcelona, Hong Kong, London, Madrid, Milan, Munich, New York City, Shanghai, St. Barth’s, Tel Aviv, Tokyo and Zurich.

“The influx of best-in-class businesses and high net worth residents in Miami and Miami Beach has created a burst of demand for premium brand experiences,” said Bradley Colmer, Founder of Deco Capital. “Audemars Piguet’s arrival, in its most exclusive form, signifies Miami Beach’s evolution as a first-rate international destination and home for global luxury, brimming with five-star offerings.”

Watch: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph Ref. 26420CE.OO.A127CR.01 - $60,300 (Image via Audemars Piguet )

The AP House experience will begin on the ground-floor of Eighteen Sunset, where guests will enter into the brand’s exclusive lobby and take a private elevator to the top floor where they’ll be met with breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami via floor-to-ceiling windows and incredible wrap around balconies.

AP House joins a list of blue-chip tenants at Eighteen Sunset, including Pretium, a specialized investment management firm occupying 11,591 square feet on the fourth floor; a multi-billion dollar, publicly traded Canadian firm that signed an almost 20,000 square foot lease for the entire the third floor; and Uchiko, a restaurant concept by award-winning Hai Hospitality group, that will occupy approximately 6,000 square feet on the ground floor.

Eighteen Sunset’s ownership was represented by Stephen Rutchik of Colliers International and Neil King of CBRE. Audemars Piguet was represented by Jonathan Schley of CBRE and Lyle Stern of Miami-based Vertical Real Estate.

“Eighteen Sunset stands in a league of its own on Miami Beach and in the Greater Miami area. From the building’s tenant mix to its finishes and location, the development rivals best-in-class office properties in the Financial District, while offering the benefits of a boutique building in one of South Florida’s most desirable lifestyle destinations,” said Stephen Rutchik.

Located in Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour district, one of South Florida’s most desirable shopping, dining and lifestyle destinations, Eighteen Sunset is Deco Capital’s signature mixed-use development project, rising five stories directly across from Biscayne Bay. The ground floor is home to approximately 17,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space, a central breezeway, and a cantilevered sidewalk connecting to Maurice Gibb Park. This is followed by parking on the second floor, and then Class A+ office totaling 40,000 square feet on the third and fourth, topped by an exclusive penthouse space, including a rooftop deck.

Images via Deco Capital & Audemars Piguet