Wake up on the 30th floor at 16001 Collins Avenue, Unit 3005, where 10-foot ceilings and an extended terrace frame spectacular unobstructed views of the water and the Miami skyline from every room. In this 1,435-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath residence built in 2008, morning begins in the remodeled open kitchen, thoughtfully updated to maximize natural light while preserving generous cabinet space.
Your weekday rhythm unfolds smoothly with straightforward drives connecting you to regional destinations. Haulover Beach is about a three-minute drive away, while premier shopping at Bal Harbour Shops and Aventura Mall is roughly five minutes from your door. When appointments or an evening stroll take you north, Downtown Hollywood and Young Circle are about a twelve-minute drive.
Evenings bring celebrated dining rooms within reach. Enjoy wood-fired Asian-inspired sharing plates in the industrial warehouse setting at KYU, or explore the chef-driven concepts and courtyard cafés throughout the Miami Design District. For iconic local flavor, visit Calle Ocho in Little Havana to experience Cuban coffee windows, croquetas, cigar rollers, domino players, and the festive spirit of Viernes Culturales.
Cultural outings are close at hand across Miami's dynamic arts destinations. Admire contemporary art, hanging gardens, and terrace dining on Biscayne Bay at the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). Experience street-art courtyards, galleries, and taco windows during Second Saturday in the Wynwood Walls & Arts District, or explore the 1916 bayfront villa and formal Italian gardens at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens.
When you seek fresh coastal air, head toward beloved green spaces. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park offers a historic lighthouse, quiet beach, and bike paths at the southern tip of Key Biscayne. Spend sunlit hours at Crandon Park & Bill Baggs Cape Florida enjoying calm shallow water and picnic groves, or relax at Crandon Park Beach, a two-mile beach featuring calm water, picnic areas, and shaded parking near the Nature Center.
Weekends invite outdoor escapes to Oleta and Greynolds Park, alongside engaging destinations across town. Explore Watson Island to discover the Miami Children's Museum with its pretend supermarket, bank, and music studio. For active entertainment, Sky Zone Trampoline Park features foam pits and dodgeball, while Lucky Strike Bowling offers upscale lanes and arcade games near the Design District.
To experience this exceptional Sunny Isles Beach residence in person, contact Simon Gedz, South Florida realtor since 1995, to arrange your private tour.