About 23 miles south of Miami, Cutler Bay may still be part of Miami-Dade County, but it feels like its own world. “It doesn’t feel like it’s in Miami,” says real estate agent Diego Ramos with Modern World Realty. “There’s a big boating culture here, and families drive around in golf carts when going to other people's homes.” Cutler Bay is close to Black Point Park and Marina, where locals can head out on the water or dine in at the restaurant there. On land, there are shopping malls and great schools with programs focused on the ocean. In Cutler Bay, the water is everything.
The stunning community of Culter Bay, FL, awaits you.
Lakes By The Bay is a gorgeous HOA community in Cutler Bay, FL.
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Access the Keys from Black Point Park and Marina
Black Point Park and Marina boasts a jetty that extends 1.5 miles into the bay for fishing. Boaters can use the launch to access Biscayne National Park, Elliott Key and Sands Key. Diving is also common here. On land, there are paths for walking and biking, and locals can find plenty of spots to picnic. Lakes By The Bay Park is 45 acres with three baseball diamonds and four batting cages. Kids can play on the playground, which features covers to protect them from the sun. Locals can explore the aquatic life from the canoe and kayak launch or register for the monthly kayak tours that start in the park. Cutler Ridge Park offers a pool and athletic fields and hosts several local athletic leagues, including soccer, football and water polo.
Fish at the point of Black Creek Trail in Black Point Park & Marina in Cutler Bay, FL.
Cutler Bay, FL, has a golf cart and biking community for residents.
Lakes By The Bay Park in Cutler Bay, FL is a great place to practice your skills.
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Coastal ranches and townhomes in Cutler Bay
Most homes in Cutler Bay are ranches with a coastal feel, made from stucco and painted bright colors from orange and pink to blue and green. Sidewalks are lined with palm trees or oaks dripping with Spanish moss. Spanish Revival detached homes and townhomes are also available on the eastern side of the community, close to Lakes By The Bay Park. Houses have a mix of driveway parking and one-car garages. “Single-family homes will start in the 600,000s,” Ramos says. However, there is plenty of fluctuation with location and age. “There are places that have smaller homes built in the 70s, and there’s more recent construction built in the 2000s,” Ramos says. Townhomes in Cutler Bay list between $400,000 and $600,000.
Spanish-revival townhomes in Cutler Bay, FL, are affordable and reliable.
Spanish-revival style homes in Cutler Bay, FL, are excellent for large families.
Color your stucco ranch-style home in Cutler Bay, FL, your style.
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Fresh seafood at Black Point Ocean Grill
Black Point Ocean Grill offers a comprehensive fresh seafood menu in a restaurant overlooking the water. Avid anglers can bring their fresh catches for the grill to cook and serve to them. Cubavana Cuban Restaurant and Café is a local restaurant offering authentic Cuban cuisine. One of their specials is churrasco, a grilled steak with chimichurri sauce. Urban Rrasoi Indian Kitchen features a diverse menu, with favorites that include okra masala and mango chicken curry. They also refresh their specials daily to encourage visitors to try new things. Locals can find several grocery stores within Cutler Bay. There are Publix locations at both Cutler Bay South Dade Shopping Center and Shoppes of Cutler Bay. Southland Mall is a large commercial shopping mall on the western side of the community.
Black Ocean Grill in Black Point Park & Marina is a great place to grab a drink, say locals.
Order a Dolphin Ruben at Black Point Grille in Cutler Bay, FL.
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Study the ocean at Cutler Bay Middle School
Cutler Bay is part of Miami-Dade schools, and students can start at Cutler Ridge Elementary School, which earns a B-minus from Niche. Cutler Bay Middle School offers several unique programs, like its criminal justice program that partners with the Miami-Dade Police Department. The Cutler Bay Ocean Academy of Science and Technology (COAST) program introduces students to biodiversity and sustainability through boating, snorkeling, scuba diving and beach walks. Niche ranks it a B-minus, and it has earned the status from School of Distinction as a Magnet School of America. Miami Southridge Senior High School also offers several magnet programs and academies and receives a B from Niche.
Cutler Bay Middle School, FL has a wonderful diversity of students.
Route 1 links Cutler Bay to the north and south
Several public buses run through the community, connecting residents to amenities like shopping centers and parks. Cutler Bay sits right between Ronald Reagan Turnpike and Route 1, which connects to the Keys in the south and Miami 23 miles to the north. Jackson South Medical Center is just 4 miles from Cutler Bay. The nearest airport is Miami International, 25 miles away.
In Cutler Bay, FL, residents use US-1 as a great way to get around town.
Local farmers markets and golf cart parades
Zoo Miami has a monthly farmers market hosted on the promenade leading up to the entrance. During the holidays, residents can decorate their golf carts for the Halloween Spooktacular and Parade and the winter Holiday Golf Cart Parade.
Zoo Miami near Cutler Bay, FL, has fun events every year.
Zoo Miami offers residents of Cutler Bay, FL a fun time during the holidays.
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