Imagine waking up at 3220 NE 165th Street in North Miami Beach. This 4-bedroom, 5-bath home, built in 2001, offers 4,257 square feet of living space and features a private pool. It’s a rare opportunity to own a waterfront estate situated on two oversized deep-water lots, boasting 160 feet of waterfrontage.
Your morning commute is remarkably brief. Aventura Mall is about a 3-minute drive, while Haulover Beach can be reached in approximately 4 minutes. The upscale Bal Harbour Shops are just about a 6-minute drive away, and Downtown Hollywood / Young Circle is roughly a 10-minute drive.
For dining experiences, you have an array of options. Explore Calle Ocho in Little Havana, where you can find Cuban coffee windows, croquetas, and lively Viernes Culturales events. The Miami Design District offers chef-driven rooms and courtyard cafés amidst luxury shopping blocks, perfect for a reservation. Or, try KYU in an industrial Wynwood warehouse setting for wood-fired Asian-inspired sharing plates.
Cultural enrichment is readily accessible. The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) offers contemporary art on Biscayne Bay with impressive hanging gardens. Wander through the Wynwood Walls & Arts District, a vibrant area of street-art courtyards, galleries, and taco windows, especially lively on Second Saturdays. For a historical escape, visit Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, a 1916 bayfront villa with formal Italian gardens, often described as Miami's most photographed estate.
Embrace the outdoors with nearby parks and beaches. Crandon Park and Bill Baggs Cape Florida offer calm, shallow waters, a historic lighthouse, and picnic groves for an ideal beach day. Crandon Park Beach provides a two-mile stretch of calm water with picnic areas, while Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park features a quiet beach, bike paths, and its historic lighthouse at the southern tip of Key Biscayne.
Weekends offer a blend of activity and relaxation. You might explore the outdoors and beaches at Oleta and Greynolds Park. For family fun, consider the Miami Children's Museum, with its engaging, interactive exhibits like a pretend supermarket and cruise ship. Sky Zone Trampoline Park offers high-energy fun with dodgeball and foam pits, while Lucky Strike Bowling provides upscale lanes, arcade games, and a full menu near the Design District.
This property truly shines with its 160 feet of waterfrontage and a 140-foot private dock. The dock features a large boat hoist and room for floating docks, jet skis, and additional watercraft, accommodating a boat up to 140 feet. There are no fixed bridges reported, though depth and the nearest navigable inlet should be verified at mean low water.
Discover the unique charm of this North Miami Beach residence. To arrange your personal tour and experience this exceptional property firsthand, please contact Simon Gedz, your trusted realtor since 1995.