Fortune 500 CEO Lists His Double-Sized ‘Estate In the Sky’ for $20 Million

The St. Regis Bal Harbour is well known for its very exclusive, very chic private residences, with water views for miles and ultra luxury amenities. But one particular unit inside this elite Florida property stands out above them all.

The owner of the 17th floor gem, who is the former CEO of a Fortune 500 company, loved the lifestyle that the exclusive high rise had to offer so much that he bought two units in the building and combined them, creating a staggering 9,500-square-foot palace in the clouds that he recently put on the market for the sky-high price of $20 million.

His completed property includes 7,308 square feet of ultra luxe interior living space with six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, plus 2,203 square feet of terrace space on four unique terraces with unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Because of the size of the unit, it offers vistas at both sunrise and sunset.

Prominent listing agent Tomi Rose, of Aston Rose Sports And Entertainment, describes the residence as one where the views are a defining feature of the living experience, hailing the unit as an “estate in the sky.”

“What truly sets this residence apart is the consistency of its views. Every room is visually compelling,” she says. “The main living areas and primary suites capture unobstructed ocean views that feel both expansive and serene, delivering a refined, estate-like experience in the sky.”

The residence is a combination of a corner unit and an adjacent unit on the 17th floor, with northeast and west exposures. The two units have been meticulously integrated to feel like one, seamless and cohesive home, anchored by a gallery-style corridor custom designed to showcase an impressive art collection.

The layout was designed to encompass both grand formal and cozy casual living spaces, with multiple entertaining areas, dual kitchens, a private screening room, two laundry rooms, and two spacious primary suites, in addition to two private elevator foyers.

Rose emphasized that the home was created to work equally well for private daily living and larger gatherings. She noted that it accommodates both everyday living and large-scale entertaining, offering a level of privacy and security that is difficult to replicate in a traditional single-family estate.

The St. Regis brand adds yet another layer of luxury,…