You wake to calm water views inside this 4,070-square-foot residence at 3224 NE 167th Street in the gated Eastern Shores enclave. Built in 1978 and offering five bedrooms and four baths, the home arrives on the market for the very first time. Step outside beside your private pool, enveloped by an impressive 351 linear waterfront feet of canal frontage.
Your weekday routine benefits from direct connectivity across the coast. Aventura Mall is about a three-minute drive away, while Haulover Beach lies roughly five minutes from your door. Bal Harbour Shops is about a six-minute drive, and Downtown Hollywood and Young Circle are reachable in around ten minutes.
Evenings present an enticing range of dining destinations throughout the area. Reserve a table among chef-driven rooms and courtyard cafés in the Miami Design District, or order wood-fired Asian-inspired sharing plates at KYU in Wynwood. Along Calle Ocho in Little Havana, discover Cuban coffee windows, croquetas, cigar rollers, domino players, and lively Viernes Culturales gatherings.
Regional arts and culture thrive close at hand. Tour Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, a 1916 bayfront villa lined with formal Italian gardens. In the Wynwood Arts District, wander street-art courtyards, galleries, taco windows, and local breweries. At Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), take in contemporary art on Biscayne Bay beside hanging gardens and an outdoor terrace restaurant.
Coastal escapes await on Key Biscayne at Crandon Park and Bill Baggs Cape Florida. Spend quiet mornings along Crandon Park Beach with its two-mile stretch of calm shallow water and shaded picnic groves, or bike toward the historic lighthouse and ocean paths at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park.
Weekends bring open-air recreation at Oleta and Greynolds Park for outdoor trails and beach outings. You can challenge friends at Lucky Strike Bowling near the Design District, bring your children to the interactive exhibits at Miami Children's Museum on Watson Island, or spend active mornings at Sky Zone Trampoline Park.
Boating possibilities center around your 351 linear waterfront feet, with no fixed bridges reported along the passage. Because usable dock length, water depth at mean low water, and the nearest navigable inlet must be verified by the buyer, this expansive bulkhead serves as a preliminary canvas ready for your specific vessel requirements.
To experience the setting and potential of this Eastern Shores waterfront home in person, contact Simon Gedz, representing South Florida real estate since 1995, to schedule your private tour.