About Carillon
Oceanfront Living in Miami Beach
Carillon Wellness Resort brings three residential towers, wellness amenities and a stretch of Miami Beach oceanfront together in one place.
The place
Architecture Meets the Ocean
Three residential towers rise along Collins Avenue in Miami Beach: 6899, 6801 and 6799. Clean lines and wide glass open every residence to the Atlantic.
The story begins with the Carillon Hotel, opened in 1958 and designed by Norman Giller, the architect often called the father of Miami Modern. In the late 2000s the property was reimagined: the original building was restored at 6801 Collins Ave, Arquitectonica designed the two glass towers on either side, and the Rockwell Group shaped the interiors and shared spaces. Today all three share palm gardens, pools and a wellness center that run down to the dunes.
The residences
Three Distinct Towers. One Oceanfront Setting.
Each tower has its own character; every resident shares the resort's amenities and the beach.
North Tower
6899 Collins Ave
The tallest of the three: twin glass towers by Arquitectonica, rising 37 floors above the beach.
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Center Tower
6801 Collins Ave
The original 1958 Carillon Hotel by Norman Giller, restored as the resort's centerpiece.
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South Tower
6799 Collins Ave
A 22-floor glass tower by Arquitectonica, set between the gardens and the dunes.
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Alex Algarin
Miami Beach real estate advisor
Alex helps buyers and renters at Carillon from the first question to the closing table: what's available in each tower, what it costs to own or rent, and how the three buildings compare.
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