You wake on the twelfth floor of Majestic Tower, a residence built in 1998 offering 2,250 square feet of living space, two bedrooms, and three baths. Morning light fills the rooms, each framing sweeping bay views before you step out onto your private balcony, where the Atlantic comes into full view.
Your daily rhythm unfolds with effortless access across the coast. Bal Harbour Shops sits about a three-minute drive away, and Haulover Beach is also about a three-minute drive. Errands and business take you to Aventura Mall, about a nine-minute drive, while the Miami Beach Convention Center is about a twelve-minute drive away.
Dining options range from casual traditions to innovative kitchens. You can explore Calle Ocho in Little Havana for Cuban coffee windows, croquetas, cigar rollers, domino players, and Viernes Culturales. The Miami Design District offers chef-driven rooms and courtyard cafés nestled into luxury shopping blocks, while KYU features wood-fired Asian-inspired sharing plates in an industrial Wynwood warehouse setting.
Cultural excursions connect you to historic estates and modern creativity. Visit Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) for contemporary art on Biscayne Bay with hanging gardens and a terrace restaurant. At Wynwood Walls & Arts District, you will discover street-art courtyards surrounded by galleries, breweries, and taco windows, especially on Second Saturday. Along the bay, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens showcases a 1916 bayfront villa with formal Italian gardens.
Outdoor retreats await across the water. Crandon Park & Bill Baggs Cape Florida offers calm shallow water, picnic groves, and a historic lighthouse. Crandon Park Beach adds a two-mile beach with calm water, picnic areas, and shaded parking near the Nature Center, while Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park provides quiet beaches, bike paths, and its historic lighthouse at the southern tip of Key Biscayne.
Weekends bring shopping and family destinations within easy reach. Spend leisurely hours browsing Bal Harbour Shops. On Watson Island, Miami Children's Museum features a pretend supermarket, bank, cruise ship, and music studio. For recreation, visit Sky Zone Trampoline Park with foam pits, dodgeball, and toddler jump times, or spend an evening at Lucky Strike Bowling near the Design District, featuring upscale bowling lanes and arcade games.
To experience this exceptional Bal Harbour home in person, Simon Gedz, a dedicated realtor since 1995, warmly invites you to arrange a private tour.