9900 SW 125th Ave — The Collector's Compound

The Signature

Every serious machine ships with a build sheet.
So does this house.

Garage Program	14-ft bays engineered for multiple lifts · EV charging · dedicated RV / boat parking beside the residence
Structure	Poured concrete roof, floors & walls · double-rebar steel throughout · elevated homesite
Fuel Reserve	Twin 1,000-gallon buried propane tanks — a 2,000-gallon plant feeding pool heat, summer kitchen & gas cooktop
Wine Gallery	Temperature-controlled, glass-enclosed — anchoring the formal dining room
Interior Systems	Lutron automation · full smart-home integration · private elevator · 28-ft ceilings · floating glass staircase
The Compound	Main residence + 1,000 SF guest home on 1.14 gated acres · grounds sized for courts or gardens

The garage program in use — collector cars stacked on lifts in the 14-ft bays — The toy house — both bays, lifts loaded. This is what 14-ft clearance is for.

The Residence

A statement of modern architecture & engineering.

This 2025 estate reimagines luxury living on over an acre of resort-caliber grounds — 12,214 total square feet including a separate guest home. Soaring 28-foot ceilings, a floating glass staircase, private elevator and a showpiece fireplace define its scale; a chef’s kitchen, Lutron automation and full smart-home integration run it.

Main living space — 28-foot ceilings and the floating glass staircase — 28-ft ceilings · floating glass staircase · showpiece fireplace

Temperature-controlled, glass-enclosed wine gallery beside the formal dining room — The wine gallery — climate-controlled, glass-enclosed

The Collection, Continued

Cars below.
Wine beside the table.

A compound built for the things its owner keeps. The glass-enclosed gallery holds the collection at cellar temperature and puts it on display where it belongs — anchoring the dining room, not hidden in a basement.

The Primary Wing

A private floor of its own.

The primary suite unveils a private terrace and custom closets, positioned away from the guest program — the quiet end of a very capable house.

Primary suite with private terrace — Primary suite · private terrace · custom closets

The Grounds

Outdoors that rival a five-star resort.

Summer kitchen, covered pavilions, poolside lounge — and a full 1,000 SF guest home for staff, family, or the friends who stay too long. The remaining acreage is a canvas: courts, gardens, or more garage.

Resort-style pool, covered pavilions and summer kitchen — Pool terrace · summer kitchen · covered pavilions

The Fortress

Built like a shelter.
Insured like one, too.

In today’s insurance environment, structure is money. There is nothing here for an underwriter to bark at — no wood to rot, no roof to peel. Concrete from the ground to the roof deck, on an elevated site, with its own buried fuel plant.

Envelope	Poured concrete roof, floors & walls — double rebar in the steel, HVHZ 2025 code
Site	Elevated homesite — the terraces step down to the grounds, not the other way around
Fuel Plant	Twin 1,000-gal buried propane tanks — 2,000 gallons of reserve on the property
Gas Plant	Pool heat, summer kitchen & cooktop — hot water and hot meals, grid or no grid

Raised pool terrace stepping down to the lower lawn — The elevation, visible — pool terrace raised above the grounds below

The Math

The address does quiet work on the carrying cost.

Unincorporated Miami-Dade means a lower millage rate than Pinecrest, Coral Gables, or the City of Miami — year after year, on a property of this value, that is real money. And concrete construction carries its own insurance advantages: some owners of homes built like this choose to self-insure entirely. Ask for the full cost-of-ownership packet — we run the numbers side by side with the neighboring municipalities.