Albury Landing Estate Opens on Tavernier Key, Florida

Tavernier Key, a quiet stretch of the Florida Keys between Key Largo and Islamorada, has welcomed a new oceanfront stay.

Albury Landing is a nine-bedroom estate located just 90 minutes south of Miami. The design-forward compound, available only for full buyouts, is spread across five coastal-chic structures: a four-bedroom main house, three standalone one-bedroom villas, and a two-bedroom residence, which, together, can accommodate up to 18 guests.

The main house serves as the communal hub, with a spacious Great Room and a chef’s kitchen. Each villa comes with its own terrace or veranda, spa-inspired bathrooms, and an easy indoor-outdoor flow that suits the Keys’ climate. Amenities vary by residence, as some have wet bars and work nooks, while others feature a Japanese soaking tub. The two-bedroom villa is especially practical for families, with a kitchenette and in-unit laundry.

Guests also have access to a climate-controlled pool and an oversized hot tub, dedicated fitness and yoga rooms, and two private beaches for soaking up the sun and taking in the sunsets. A deep-water boat basin and ramp make it easy to get out on the water, while a dedicated concierge team can arrange bespoke adventures, such as in-villa spa treatments, fishing charters, and even sightseeing from a seaplane.

“From the sound of the surf to the warmth of a Keys sunset, Albury Landing is designed to feel like a home you never want to leave,” says Morgan Fox, the property’s general manager. “From the moment guests arrive, our goal is to make every stay feel effortless and deeply personal, whether it’s their first visit or a treasured return. Every space and experience is crafted with intention, so whether guests come for adventure, celebration, or relaxation, they leave with memories that stay with them.”

When you’re ready to venture beyond the estate, you’re well-positioned for classic Upper Keys diversions: world-class reef diving and snorkeling in John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, breaking for a slice of key lime pie at Mrs. Mac’s Kitchen in Key Largo, or visiting Islamorada’s History of Diving Museum. Then it’s back to your own enclave for a nightcap by the firepit.

Nightly rates at Albury Landing start from $6,250 per night midweek and $10,000 per night on the weekend, with a three-night minimum. You can book your stay at alburylanding.com.