Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove Floor Plans | Bayshore & Tigertail Tower Guide

At 2655 South Bayshore Drive and 2901 South Bayshore Drive in Coconut Grove, Mr. C Residences is the first residential venture of the Cipriani family — the four-generation Italian hospitality dynasty founded in Venice in 1931, whose Cipriani brand operates fine dining institutions and hospitality properties in New York, Venice, London, Hong Kong, and across the Americas. Developed by Terra Group — the same developer behind Grove at Grand Bay and Eighty Seven Park in this series — designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by Meyer Davis Studio — the New York design firm whose work appears at Baccarat Residences Miami, Auberge Beach Residences Fort Lauderdale, and Four Seasons Hotel Fort Lauderdale in this series — Mr. C Residences occupies two 21-story towers on adjacent parcels on South Bayshore Drive in Coconut Grove with closings commenced in June 2024.

The two towers — the Bayshore Tower (118 residences) and the Tigertail Tower (125 residences) — together deliver 243 total residences across one- through five-bedroom floor plans from approximately 648 to 4,600 square feet, with penthouses on the 21st floor of both towers. Both towers share the full Mr. C hospitality program — including the on-site Italian restaurant operated by the Cipriani team, the concierge services modeled on the family's four-generation service philosophy, and the rooftop pool-and-amenity program that overlooks Biscayne Bay.

The building's design concept draws on the Cipriani family's European hospitality heritage — described in all official documentation as bringing "classic European lifestyle" to Coconut Grove's maritime setting. The result is an architecture and interior language that is more restrained and classically proportioned than most new Miami luxury towers — an aesthetic choice that reflects both Meyer Davis's design sensibility and the Cipriani brand's century-long preference for understated refinement over architectural theatrics.

Mr. C Residences — Two Towers at a Glance

The Bayshore Tower — 118 Residences, Floors 3 to 21

The Bayshore Tower at 2655 South Bayshore Drive is the larger of the two Mr. C buildings by unit count — 118 residences across 21 stories in one- through four-bedroom configurations plus five-bedroom penthouses on the crown floor.

1 Bedroom (from ~1,000 SF): The Bayshore Tower's entry configuration. Confirmed floor plan: one bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms, balcony with access from the bedroom. Eleven-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling window walls, Italian terrazzo and quartz countertops, European porcelain floors, and the complete Mr. C service program at the building's most accessible price point.

2 Bedroom (~1,300 – 1,800 SF): The Bayshore Tower's most active resale tier. Two bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, balcony with access from each bedroom and the dining room. The powder room at the two-bedroom level reflects the building's European hospitality design philosophy — a guest bathroom separate from the primary suite's en-suite is the domestic standard in European luxury residential design.

3 Bedroom (~1,800 – 2,500 SF): Three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, two balconies with access from each bedroom and the dining room — the building's most programmatically complete standard floor plan. Two separate outdoor living spaces accessible from different rooms within the same residence, following the same dual-terrace logic that appears at multiple buildings in this series.

4 Bedroom (~2,500 – 4,000 SF): The Bayshore Tower's largest standard configurations, delivering four bedroom suites with the complete Mr. C specification package.

5 Bedroom Penthouses (floors 21): The Bayshore Tower crown. Confirmed five-bedroom penthouses on the 21st floor with 13-foot ceiling heights, expanded terrace proportions, and rooftop pool access. The 13-foot penthouse ceiling — stepped up from the standard 11-foot — produces a volumetric quality at the crown that reinforces the building's classical European reference: a ceiling of this height in a residential setting reads as genuinely palatial rather than merely generous.

The Tigertail Tower — 125 Residences, Floors 3 to 21

The Tigertail Tower at 2901 South Bayshore Drive delivers 125 residences in a broader floor plan range than the Bayshore Tower — from entry one-bedroom configurations at 648 square feet through three-bedroom standard plans up to 2,535 square feet total area, plus four penthouse configurations on the 21st floor:

1 Bedroom (648 SF interior + 99 SF terrace): The building's smallest and most accessible floor plan — one bedroom, one bathroom, and a private balcony. At 648 interior square feet with 11-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass, Italian terrazzo, and the Mr. C Cipriani family service program, the Tigertail one-bedroom is the most accessible entry point into branded Cipriani residential living currently available in the Miami luxury condo market.

2 Bedroom (from ~1,000 SF interior + terrace): Two bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms with a powder room, balcony access from each bedroom and the dining room. The Tigertail two-bedroom delivers the same configuration logic as the Bayshore Tower — a dedicated powder room in addition to the two en-suite bathrooms reflects the European hospitality DNA of the Cipriani brand.

3 Bedroom (from 1,761 SF interior + 438 SF terrace; from $2.6M): Three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, two balconies with access from each bedroom and the dining room. Total area from 2,199 square feet. The Tigertail three-bedroom is the building's most active resale tier.

3 Bedroom Penthouse (1,940 SF interior + 300 SF long terrace; from $3.4M): The Tigertail penthouse entry tier — three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, one long terrace with access from every bedroom and the dining room. Thirteen-foot ceilings throughout.

4 Bedroom Penthouse (from 3,555 SF interior + 877 SF wraparound terrace; from $4.7M): The Tigertail crown configuration — four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a den, a walk-in laundry, and a wraparound balcony with access from every bedroom and the dining room. Total area from 4,432 square feet. The wraparound balcony at the 4-bedroom penthouse level — encompassing multiple exposures simultaneously — is the Tigertail's most expansive outdoor living environment and the floor plan most directly reflecting the Cipriani brand's tradition of grand terraced Italian hospitality venues.

The Specification Standard — Both Towers

Every Mr. C Residences floor plan in both towers is delivered with:

• 11-foot ceilings throughout standard floors (13-foot in penthouses)
• Floor-to-ceiling window walls across all exterior-facing rooms
• Italian terrazzo flooring — one of the most specific and historically resonant material choices in the building's specification, connecting the residence directly to the Venetian palazzo tradition from which the Cipriani family's hospitality identity originated
• Quartz countertops in all kitchens and bathrooms
• European porcelain-style floors in select areas
• Spacious balconies with glass railings — all private outdoor spaces deliver views of Biscayne Bay, Key Biscayne, the Miami skyline, or the Coconut Grove canopy
• Meyer Davis Studio-designed interiors — the complete package of custom cabinetry, fixture selections, and material palette calibrated by Meyer Davis to the Cipriani brand's classical European register

The Meyer Davis Interior Connection — Baccarat, Auberge, Four Seasons, Mr. C

Meyer Davis Studio appears in this MPE floor plan series at four different buildings — Baccarat Residences Miami, Auberge Beach Residences Fort Lauderdale, Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences Fort Lauderdale, and Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove. At each project, the firm's design language adapts to the specific brand identity and neighborhood context:

At Baccarat Residences, Meyer Davis applied 18th-century French elegance and Art Deco influences to a 75-story Brickell tower. At Auberge Beach Fort Lauderdale, the firm produced a warm contemporary oceanfront language for a boutique branded resort. At Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale, it created a tropical coastal vocabulary with Tara Bernerd's Greek Statuario Marble palette. At Mr. C Residences, the assignment is different from all three: design for a four-generation Italian hospitality family whose aesthetic sensibility is rooted in Venetian palazzo culture, applied to a 21-story residential tower in Miami's oldest neighborhood.

The result at Mr. C is the Meyer Davis portfolio's most classically European residential expression — terrazzo floors, restrained material selection, and the quiet refinement of a building that does not announce its quality through flashy specifications but through the accumulated resolution of its material details.

The Cipriani Family Hospitality Program

Every Mr. C Residences owner — across both towers — receives the full Cipriani family hospitality service program embedded in the building's operations:

• Mr. C Restaurant on-site — Italian dining operated by the Cipriani team with in-residence dining and catering available to all residents
• Concierge services modeled on four generations of the Cipriani family's five-star hospitality standards
• Valet parking
• 24-hour security
• Rooftop pool, spa, sauna, wellness center, and library included in the residential service program

The on-site restaurant operated by the Cipriani team is the building's most commercially distinctive amenity — connecting Mr. C Residences directly to the Cipriani brand's global restaurant network, which includes Harry's Bar in Venice (the original 1931 founding location), Cipriani Downtown in New York, and Cipriani 42nd Street. For residents who specifically value the Cipriani culinary tradition as a daily residential amenity, Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove is the only address in South Florida that delivers it within the building itself.

The Mr. C brand is specifically positioned as the Cipriani family's residential and boutique hotel extension — a younger, more contemporary expression of the same four-generation hospitality philosophy, launched in Los Angeles and Miami with a specific focus on cultivating a Coconut Grove bayside community rather than replicating the formal grand-hotel register of the flagship Cipriani properties.

The Coconut Grove Location — Adjacent to Dinner Key and the Marina

Mr. C Residences at South Bayshore Drive and Tigertail Avenue sits at the geographic center of Coconut Grove's bayside corridor — directly across from the Dinner Key Marina and within walking distance of CocoWalk, the neighborhood's primary dining and retail hub.

Dinner Key Marina — one of the largest and most historically significant marinas in South Florida, with over 580 slips accommodating everything from day sailors to live-aboard vessels — is directly visible across South Bayshore Drive from both towers. For boat-owning residents, the marina's accessibility by foot from the building's entrance makes Mr. C Residences the most marina-proximate luxury condo address on South Bayshore Drive.

Coconut Grove's dining and cultural corridor — Main Highway, CocoWalk, and the cluster of independent restaurants, galleries, and cafés that define the neighborhood's character — is within a 5-minute walk. The Four Seasons Private Residences (currently under construction at 2699 South Bayshore Drive) will be a direct neighbor upon delivery.

Key distances: Brickell City Centre — 10 minutes by car. Miami International Airport — 15 minutes. Key Biscayne — 10 minutes via the Rickenbacker Causeway.

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