Best Residences Around The Nation To Watch July Fourth Fireworks

The sun may slip under the horizon, but that is the time when the sky erupts in light. This is not such a bizarre, unnatural notion on July Fourth, when dusk heralds the crackle and sparkle of celebratory fireworks. The grand finale of any festivity around the nation, the pyrotechnics shows are best marveled at with the advantage of some elevation. And what beats an upscale residence in the clouds where the fireworks erupt in red, white and blue.

To mark America’s birthday this year, Haute Residence has curated a list of some of the most lavish properties to watch the fireworks from. Replete with rooftop decks and expansive balconies, these are the homes to thrust you in the center of the celebrations around the country.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, PH01, Miami Beach

the ritz carltonPhoto Credit: DooArchitectureResidence PH01 is one of the five penthouses to form the top floor of The Ritz-Carlton Residences in Miami Beach. Boasting over 10,000 square feet of living space, including 4 bedrooms, the $16,900,000 home comes with sweeping vistas of Miami Beach, Biscayne Bay, and Downtown Miami. The penthouse’s large terrace is among its most definitive traits, offering an ideal setting – an outdoor kitchen, a private pool as well as two plunge pools – for a July Fourth BBQ bash.


Seaport Residences, PH3, Manhattan

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Seaport Residences rise some 53 floors above Lower Manhattan. Designed by Hill West Architects, the building, the latest condominium to tower over the Seaport District, has several penthouses but the most spectacular one – in terms of views – is PH3. Listed for $7,525,000, the unit provides sweeping panoramas to the north, south, east and west. Aside from the several wrap-around balconies, residents can revel at the stunning NYC fireworks though the floor-to-ceiling glass walls.


1000M, 71-PH1, Chicago

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Among the newest developments to arrive on Chicago’s cityscape, 74-story-high 1000M allows residents to enjoy the fireworks at the Navy Pier in their slippers and pajamas, if they wish. Sprawling on the 71st floor, the penthouse, priced at $8,100,000, unfolds on nearly 5,500 square feet, including a private terrace for a lively July Fourth soiree.

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