Vita at Grove Isle is the result of a long lineage of work led by Ugo Colombo and the CMC Group, whose influence on South Florida’s residential landscape has been built up over decades. The project reflects a way of building that prioritizes proportions, material integrity, and longevity –values that have defined Colombo’s career since he founded CMC Group in 1986.
At Vita at Grove Isle, well-being emerges from the combination of the waterfront setting, thoughtful amenities, and an unhurried daily life. It is embedded into the architecture, the landscape, and the cadence of living on this private island just off Coconut Grove. Set along Biscayne Bay, Vita imbues health and wellness with the same discipline it applies to design: intentional, precise, and deeply considered.
The first residents will arrive at Vita at Grove Isle soon, proving that private island living can offer both privacy and seamless access to culture, convenience, and a true neighborhood. A decorated development team and international design experts assembled with a clear vision — a project scaled for intimacy rather than spectacle, built with materials that signal craft over flash, positioned on twenty acres that saw no new construction for over forty years. As keys turn in locks for the first time, a new benchmark emerges.
Miami approaches the holidays as it does everything else: with spectacle, style, and flair. The city puts on the best version of itself, fully committed to a season of champagne, lights, and orchestrated charm. Vita at Grove Isle — a boutique development on a private island one bridge from Coconut Grove, complete with concierge services and marina access — positions residents close enough for effortless participation yet far enough to leave and enjoy peace and quiet when the bustle of all that merrymaking begins to wear a little thin.
The residents of Vita at Grove Isle, a 65-home bayfront development on a 20-acre private island off of Coconut Grove, enjoy views, pools, tennis courts, a marina, and enough seclusion to forget they're just minutes from the mainland. What they may not enjoy is spending Thanksgiving Day — even in kitchens outfitted with Molteni cabinetry and full Miele suites — basting, stirring, and timing side dishes. Fortunately, three excellent Grove restaurants are near enough to count as local, and each has put together a holiday menu that makes dining out look like the smarter move.
Vita at Grove Isle is set to deliver in late 2025, on a private island in Coconut Grove with 65 residences, modern engineering, and a timeline that puts it at the head of Miami's luxury pipeline.
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