You begin your morning inside Residence PH1506 at 10275 Collins Avenue in Bal Harbour. Built in 1964, this two-bedroom, two-bath penthouse offers 1,281 square feet—just under 1,300 square feet of interior space—delivering much more space than a typical two-bedroom layout. As you step across the spacious open floor plan upon entering, you move out onto the huge oversized balcony, greeting early daylight with wide ocean and bay views.
Your daily rhythm connects effortlessly to the surrounding area. A quick drive of about three minutes brings you to Bal Harbour Shops or Haulover Beach. Aventura Mall sits about an eight-minute drive away, while commitments at the Miami Beach Convention Center take about a thirteen-minute drive down the coast.
Evenings open doors to celebrated regional dining. You can venture toward Wynwood for wood-fired Asian-inspired sharing plates at KYU within its industrial warehouse setting. In the Miami Design District, chef-driven dining rooms and courtyard cafés sit tucked into luxury shopping blocks. Across town, Calle Ocho in Little Havana offers Cuban coffee windows, croquetas, cigar rollers, domino players, and the festive energy of Viernes Culturales.
Cultural afternoons unfold at Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), where contemporary art overlooks Biscayne Bay alongside hanging gardens and a terrace restaurant. In the Wynwood Walls & Arts District, street-art courtyards are surrounded by galleries, breweries, taco windows, and Second Saturday gatherings. Further south along the bayfront, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens presents a 1916 villa framed by formal Italian gardens.
When you seek natural surroundings, open horizons await at Crandon Park and Bill Baggs Cape Florida. Spend quiet hours at Crandon Park Beach along two miles of calm water with picnic areas and shaded parking near the Nature Center. At the southern tip of Key Biscayne, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park features a historic lighthouse, tranquil beaches, bike paths, and coastal picnic groves.
Saturdays and Sundays invite refined retail and lively recreation. Bal Harbour Shops offers an open-air retail destination moments from home. Nearby family destinations include Miami Children's Museum on Watson Island with its pretend supermarket, bank, cruise ship, and music studio. For active outings, Sky Zone Trampoline Park in Miami provides dodgeball and foam pits, while Lucky Strike Bowling pairs upscale lanes and arcade games with a full menu near the Design District.
Simon Gedz, a South Florida realtor since 1995, warmly invites you to schedule a private tour of this Bal Harbour penthouse and discover this exceptional setting in person.