Courvoisier Courts is a 28 story high rise with 272 units built in 1997. Located at 701 Brickell Key Drive. Built in 1997, Courvoisier Courts is a 28 story building with 272 total condos with one, two and three bedrooms as well as two-story penthouse units - Sq. Ft. range: 806 - 3,751. Courvoisier Courts offers the best in luxury, views and location within the exclusive Brickell Key Island A M E N I T I E S : Enjoy the serenity of a gated private island residence just steps from downtown Miami, Brickell Avenue, South Beach and Coral Gables. Choose from one of the 275 unique luxury island waterfront residences with spectacular views. Spacious one and two-story floor plans with wide balconies. European style kitchens with granite countertops plus all the services of a world-class resort, including a heated bayside pool and Jacuzzis, a fully equipped two-story gym with sauna, indoor racquetball and squash, billiards, movie theatre, business center and much, much more. These residences are minutes from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet are on the private island with all the conveniences just steps away. Brickell Key is a secluded island a block off Brickell Avenue in the heart of Miami's financial district. It is home to at least four luxury Condominium towers - all priced much higher than Courvoisier Courts - and neighbor to the world-class Mandarin Oriental hotel. Although it is set away, it is convenient to the cosmopolitan world. Miami is the international gateway to Latin America, the Bahamas, the Caribbean and Europe. Miami International Airport is 15 minutes away and the Port of Miami is a five minute drive. Those who work downtown can walk to the office. World-class restaurants of Coral Gables, the glittering nightlife of South Beach and waterfront dining and unique shopping at Bayside are all close by. There are spacious one-, two- and three-bedroom units available ranging from 850 square feet to 3,700 square feet. Choice of 10 floor plans and exclusive penthouses . There are spacious grand master suites with ceiling heights ranging from nine to 13 feet and large balconies. All common areas feature beautiful faux-finish effects and each elevator lobby is highlighted with a custom stencil design in the drop soffit with a coordinating faux finish on the ceiling of the elevator coffer. Amenities include a luxurious two-story health club and spa salon located on the second and third levels; squash, racquetball and croquet courts; a surround-sound plush private movie theatre; a billiards and in house Real Estate office; a large heated pool that is shaped like a Chinese fan; and a fully equipped business center with conference room that is available to all residents. There is 24 hour concierge, valet parking and a five-story enclosed parking garage adjacent to the building. Courvoisier Courts rises from Brickell Key in Biscayne Bay against the backdrop of Miami's distinctive skyline. It is clearly a structure designed for those who value style, comfort, privacy and a highly satisfying array of convenient personal services. Valet parking and concierge services are only the first indications of an extremely heightened degree of personal service. The British Colonial ambience of the arrival court, lobby and common-use areas speaks eloquently of timeless luxury. The lobby area is richly detailed in marble and handcrafted tropical millwork. Corridors are beautifully finished with crown molding surrounds at each apartment entry and trompe-l'oeil painting on the walls. The colors are tastefully muted, restful. There is the soft luster of polished brass and richly burnished wood. A quiet moment in time that could as easily be transported in India, the Orient, Africa or England. This is Courvoisier Courts. The history of Brickell Key can be traced to 1896, when Henry Flagler had a 9-foot deep channel dug from the mouth of the Miami River. In the process, Mr. Flagler created an off-shore property comprised of two small islands. In 1943, an investor, Edward N. Claughton, Sr. acquired the islands and eventually purchased additional bay bottom land to combine them to a 44-acre triangle-shaped tract separated from the mansions of Miami's fashionable Brickell Avenue by only a few hundred feet of water. In the late 1970's, Swire Properties purchased most of the Brickell Key property from the Claughtons, and began to put into place a master plan that would ultimately transform it into one of the most unique island communities in the world.