Bentley Residences is a 63-story pre-construction ultra-luxury oceanfront tower at 18401 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, developed by Dezer Development in licensed collaboration with Bentley Motors and designed by Sieger Suarez Architects with interiors curated by Bentley Home. Bentley Residences will rise approximately 749 feet, making it the tallest residential tower on a US beachfront. The development holds 216 ultra-luxury residences across four units per floor in three- and four-bedroom plus den layouts, each with private in-unit garages for three or four cars accessed via the patented Dezervator vehicle elevator that delivers vehicles directly beside each residence. Interiors will include floor-to-ceiling impact glass, premium European stone and millwork, Bentley Home-designed cabinetry, Gaggenau appliances, sauna and steam in select layouts, and oversize private terraces with plunge pools and outdoor kitchens. The 18401 Collins address anchors the north end of Sunny Isles Beach's oceanfront row, walking distance to Acqualina Resort, the Estates at Acqualina, Mansions at Acqualina, Turnberry Ocean Club, and Jade Beach and Jade Ocean. Aventura Mall, the Brightline Aventura station, Turnberry Isle Resort golf course, and Gulfstream Park sit a 10-minute drive west across the William Lehman Causeway, with the Bal Harbour Shops and Haulover Marina ten minutes south on Collins. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport reaches within 15 minutes north for international travelers. Bentley Residences' amenity program includes an oceanfront resort pool with cabanas, a Bentley-branded restaurant and lounge, a whisky bar, an in-house cinema, a Bentley driving simulator, a luxury spa with hammam, a wellness center with movement studios and treatment rooms, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a beach club with chair and umbrella service, a kids' playroom, a teen lounge, a wine cellar, and 24-hour concierge, valet, butler service, and security. Each Bentley Residences unit features the building's signature in-unit garage as a private amenity, an industry first for a US oceanfront tower.