Goldman Sachs managing director asks $11M for Miami home
Goldman Sachs managing director Jason Wiesenfeld is selling his custom-built mansion in Miami’s exclusive Hibiscus Island neighborhood for a cool $10.99 million. The three-story, more than 7,400 square foot home has six bedrooms, 6.5 baths, and boasts an elevator, chef’s kitchen, and rooftop terrace with water views. The property also features housekeeper quarters, laundry rooms on two levels, and a third-floor studio/playroom/gym built in 2016. Outdoors, the home has a pool, al-fresco dining area, fireplace, and lush tropical greenery. The listing is being handled by Cyril Bijaoui and Noa Figari of Longstead at the Corcoran Group.
Hibiscus Island is well-known as a highly-coveted address among Miami’s financial elite, including other Wall Street financiers.
FAQs:
Who is Jason Wiesenfeld?
Jason Wiesenfeld is a managing director at Goldman Sachs.
Where is Wiesenfeld’s mansion located?
Wiesenfeld’s mansion is located in the exclusive Hibiscus Island neighborhood in Miami.
What is the asking price for the mansion?
The mansion is listed for $10.99 million.
What are some of the features of the mansion?
The mansion has six bedrooms, 6.5 baths, an elevator, chef’s kitchen, rooftop terrace with water views, housekeeper quarters, laundry rooms on two levels, and a third-floor studio/playroom/gym. Outdoors, the home has a pool, al-fresco dining area, fireplace, and lush tropical greenery.
Who is handling the listing?
The listing is being handled by Cyril Bijaoui and Noa Figari of Longstead at the Corcoran Group.
What is Hibiscus Island known for?
Hibiscus Island is well-known as a highly-coveted address among Miami’s financial elite, including other Wall Street financiers.
Goldman Sachs Executive Seeks $11 Million for Residence in Miami
Jason Wiesenfeld, a managing director at Goldman Sachs, has recently put his custom-built mansion in Miami up for sale for $10.99 million, according to sources. Located on Hibiscus Island, one of South Florida’s most exclusive areas, the three-story property features six bedrooms and 6.5 baths, occupying more than 7,400 square feet. Other notable amenities include an elevator, a chef’s kitchen, and housekeeper quarters. Additionally, the mansion boasts a rooftop terrace with water views, outdoor seating with a fireplace, and a pool set amongst lush tropical greenery. The third floor, built in 2016, is noted for its studio/playroom/gym area. The listing is held by Cyril Bijaoui and Noa Figari of Longstead at the Corcoran Group. “Hibiscus Island is one of Miami Beach’s most treasured islands and a very coveted address next to Palm and Star Islands,” Bijaoui stated. Wiesenfeld arrived at Goldman Sachs in 2000 and has since been stationed at their Miami branch.