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Elysée: Edgewater's Telescoping Bayfront Tower

Research Elysée’s Edgewater setting and residence design, with questions about plans, actual views, amenity rights and current association charges.

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July 23, 2026Updated 3 min read
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Edgewater's telescoping bayfront tower

Elysée is one of Edgewater's most distinctive addresses: a 57-story tower on Biscayne Bay whose form telescopes as it rises, stepping back in tiers so the silhouette tapers toward the top. Completed in 2022 at 788 NE 23rd Street, it was designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica — the firm behind much of Miami's modern skyline — and developed by Two Roads Development. Where many bayfront towers maximize unit count, Elysée does the opposite: just 100 residences fill all 57 stories, a deliberately low density that shapes everything about how the building lives.

The Jean-Louis Deniot interiors

The name most often attached to Elysée is not the architect's but the interior designer's. Jean-Louis Deniot, the Paris-based designer known for restrained, collector-grade interiors, shaped the residences and common spaces here, and that pedigree is central to the building's appeal. Deniot's hand shows in the material palette and in the sense that the interiors were composed rather than merely finished. For buyers who treat a home as a curated object rather than a set of square feet, the Deniot association is the reason Elysée reads differently from the glass-and-marble sameness of much new construction.

One hundred residences, private-elevator living

With only 100 residences across 57 floors, Elysée's layouts are generous by design: half-floor and full-floor plans, per our building data, each entered through a private elevator landing so there are no shared corridors. Ceilings run from 10 to 12 feet, and the residences range from two to five bedrooms. The effect is closer to a stack of single-family floors than a conventional condominium — you arrive at your own foyer, and the bay is the view from nearly every principal room. That private-elevator, half-floor format is the building's structural argument for its position in the market.

The sky lounge and amenity program

Elysée's signature amenity is a three-level sky lounge set high in the tower, which our building data describes as including a wine and cigar room — an entertaining space with the bay and skyline as its backdrop rather than a ground-floor club. The building pairs that with the bayfront amenities Edgewater towers are built around: a pool deck, fitness and spa facilities, and direct bay frontage. Because the program is scaled to the resident count, 100 households share amenities that larger towers spread across three or four times as many owners.

What it costs to own at Elysée

For Elysée, match the offered residence’s recorded plan, floor and actual orientation with dated sales. Check the outdoor-area measurements and current association charge schedule, and verify any advertised elevator or service arrangements for that particular home.

Edgewater as an address

Location is part of the pitch. Edgewater runs along Biscayne Bay just north of downtown Miami, a neighborhood that has filled in over the past decade with glass towers, Margaret Pace Park on the water, and quick access to the Design District, Wynwood and Brickell. It trades the beach for the bay — sunset-facing water views back toward the skyline rather than the open Atlantic — and for many buyers that mainland-bayfront position, minutes from downtown and the airport, is the point. Elysée's slender footprint and setback give its residences long, largely unobstructed looks up and down the bay.

Who Elysée is for

Elysée fits a specific buyer: someone who wants a low-density, half-floor residence with designer interiors and bay views, and who values privacy and provenance over the amenities-and-nightlife arms race of larger towers. It is less suited to a buyer who wants a big-building social scene or the lowest possible monthly dues. For Elysée, match the offered residence’s recorded plan, floor and actual orientation with dated sales. Check the outdoor-area measurements and current association charge schedule, and verify any advertised elevator or service arrangements for that particular home.

Questions buyers ask about Elysée

How many residences are in Elysée?

One hundred, filling all 57 stories — a deliberately low density where many bayfront towers maximise unit count. Layouts are half-floor and full-floor plans of two to five bedrooms, each entered through a private elevator landing so there are no shared corridors, with ceilings running from 10 to 12 feet.

Who designed Elysée?

The tower is by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, developed by Two Roads Development and completed in 2022 at 788 NE 23rd Street. The name most often attached to the building is the interior designer's: Jean-Louis Deniot, the Paris-based designer known for restrained, collector-grade interiors, shaped the residences and common spaces.

What does a residence at Elysée cost?

A reliable answer needs dated evidence for the exact residences being compared. For Elysée, match the offered residence’s recorded plan, floor and actual orientation with dated sales. Check the outdoor-area measurements and current association charge schedule, and verify any advertised elevator or service arrangements for that particular home.

How much are the HOA dues at Elysée?

We have not verified the current assessment for a specific residence. Request its charge schedule and adopted budget, including reserve contributions and any separately approved assessments.

What amenities does Elysée have?

Its signature is a three-level sky lounge set high in the tower, which our building data describes as including a wine and cigar room — an entertaining space with the bay and skyline as its backdrop rather than a ground-floor club. It is paired with a pool deck, fitness and spa facilities, and direct bay frontage.

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