You wake inside a sophisticated, fully furnished 1,912-square-foot residence at 2035 Fisher Island Drive, built in 1988 and beautifully renovated with impeccable attention to detail. Morning light settles across three bedrooms and four baths, illuminating a thoughtfully designed living space where your day begins in quiet comfort on Fisher Island.
Your weekday rhythm unfolds easily from this setting near Government Cut and Haulover Inlet, bordered by views toward Star, Palm, Hibiscus, and Sunset Islands, bayfront homes with private docks, and oceanfront condominiums along Collins Avenue. Convenient drives streamline every plan: you are about a 3-minute drive from South Beach, 4 minutes from Lincoln Road, 5 minutes from the Miami Beach Convention Center, and roughly 6 minutes from Downtown Miami and Bayfront Park.
Evenings bring exceptional dining into focus. You can stop by Calle Ocho in Little Havana for Cuban coffee windows, croquetas, cigar rollers, and domino players, or settle into the Miami Design District among chef-driven dining rooms and courtyard cafés folded into luxury shopping blocks. For wood-fired Asian-inspired sharing plates, KYU welcomes you in an industrial Wynwood warehouse setting.
Cultural pursuits are equally accessible throughout the week. Spend an afternoon at the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), admiring contemporary art on Biscayne Bay beside hanging gardens and a terrace restaurant. Explore Wynwood Walls and Arts District to wander street-art courtyards surrounded by galleries, breweries, and taco windows, or retreat to Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, featuring a 1916 bayfront villa and formal Italian gardens.
Fresh air is always close at hand. Head to Virginia Key Beach North Point Park for a historic beach park complete with nature trails, calm swimming, and a mini-train. You can also explore Tropical Park with its lakeside trails, fishing, and paved jogging path, or visit Black Point Marina on Biscayne Bay to enjoy a fishing pier, boat ramp, and waterfront restaurant.
Weekends present varied destinations, from visits to Jungle Island, the Frost Museum of Science, and Zoo Miami to shopping afternoons at Brickell City Centre, Bayside Marketplace, and the Miami Design District. Enjoyable stops also include the pretend supermarket and music studio at Miami Children's Museum on Watson Island, foam pits at Sky Zone Trampoline Park, and upscale lanes with arcade games at Lucky Strike Bowling.
Simon Gedz, a trusted South Florida realtor since 1995, warmly invites you to experience this exceptional Fisher Island residence in person. Contact Simon today to schedule your private tour.