In an exciting move from Hollywood to Miami, the manager of Brad Pitt, Cynthia Pett-Dante, has decided to make the Sunshine State her new home. Recently, Pett-Dante acquired a remarkable property located in the prestigious guard-gated community of Hibiscus Island in Miami Beach, setting a record-breaking price of $5.1 million for a non-waterfront home, according to The Post. This stunning dwelling is described as a “modern masterpiece” that has undergone meticulous renovation and is situated on a spacious 9,500-square-foot corner lot.
The property features an open-concept design with multiple sitting areas, showcasing intricate millwork and custom built-ins throughout. The sleek kitchen, designed by Italkraft, immediately catches the eye with its sophisticated appeal. With approximately 3,000 square feet of living space, this home offers both style and functionality.
Additionally, the kitchen boasts an oversized chef’s island, European cabinetry, and luxurious marble counters provided by Opustone. The primary suite is an inviting retreat, complete with dual walk-in closets, a steam shower, and a soaking tub. Furthermore, the primary suite offers its own private terrace.
Outside, residents can enjoy a newly built heated saltwater swimming pool, accompanied by a sun-drenched deck and carefully designed privacy landscaping. Living on Hibiscus Island comes with numerous advantages, including round-the-clock security, tennis and basketball courts for recreational activities, a playground, and easy access to the vibrant South of Fifth district and Downtown Miami.
Representing the seller of this remarkable property were Dina Goldentayer and Joseph Schafer of Douglas Elliman, while Jordan Karp of Jordan Karp LLC represented the buyer. Although Pett-Dante did not respond to a request for comment, it is worth noting that Brad Pitt has chosen to stay in California, opting to downsize and purchase a 2,000-square-foot home previously owned by Aileen Getty, an heiress of the Getty oil fortune.
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