You wake up to the morning calm at 1730 Marseille Drive in Normandy Isles, a classic Miami Beach fourplex built in 1946. Encompassing 2,792 square feet, the property features four separate units set in a charming residential neighborhood. Whether considering its rental income potential or its long-term investment promise, you start the day surrounded by the vintage character and architectural heritage of mid-century Miami Beach.
Your weekday rhythm connects easily to the rest of the barrier island and beyond. A morning drive brings you to Mid-Beach or Bal Harbour Shops in about five minutes, while the Miami Beach Convention Center is about a seven-minute trip and Lincoln Road is reached in about eight minutes. Along your daily travels, you navigate near Government Cut and Haulover Inlet, passing Star, Palm, Hibiscus and Sunset Islands, bayfront homes with private docks, and oceanfront condominiums along Collins Avenue.
Evenings invite you to experience the area's established dining landmarks. Savor stone crab claws and key lime pie at Joe's Stone Crab, Miami's century-old culinary institution. For a high-energy South Beach dinner, Prime 112 delivers a buzzy steakhouse setting noted for truffle fries and celebrity sightings. When comfort fare calls, Yardbird Southern Table & Bar offers an upscale Southern menu highlighted by fried chicken and biscuits.
Art and culture remain woven into your surroundings throughout the week. You can explore free exhibitions, artist residencies, and working studios at Oolite Arts on Lincoln Road, Miami Beach's home-grown cultural anchor. In the Faena District, Faena Art presents commissioned beachfront installations and projects that are free to walk through, while VISU Contemporary provides photography-forward gallery viewings near the Bass Museum.
Fresh air and open skies are never far away. You can run or wander along the Miami Beach Boardwalk, an elevated oceanfront pathway stretching from South Beach to 46th Street. At the southern tip of the island, South Pointe Park offers panoramic views of cruise ships alongside a waterfront pier and splash pad. Further north, Haulover Beach Park features an ocean beach, jetty fishing spot, marina, and a separate clothing-optional stretch of sand.
Saturdays and Sundays invite relaxed exploration of nearby retail corridors and vibrant streets. Stroll through the open-air stalls of the Lincoln Road Farmers Market and the retail stretch of Lincoln Road Mall, or take in the distinct atmosphere of Española Way Village. As evening sets in, visit Ocean Drive and Collins in South Beach, or reserve an open-air table at Cecconi's Miami Beach.
Simon Gedz, serving South Florida as a realtor since 1995, warmly invites you to discover the location and investment potential of 1730 Marseille Drive in person. Reach out today to schedule your private tour.