Walk outside your front door, and what do you feel? Can you feel the ocean breeze caressing your face? Can you smell the salt in the air? That's every day in Biscayne Point, a coastal community on the shores of Miami's Biscayne Bay, where almost every home comes with a waterfront view.
Predominately residential, this compact suburb is a showcase of architectural styles. From cozy Mediterranean villas and ranch-style homes with rich terra cotta roofs to avant-garde modern mansions, you'll see a bit of everything on this isle. Multifamily houses such as duplexes and condominiums are popular as well. A canal runs through the center of the island community, meaning there are waterfront views from every possible angle. The unique MiMo, or Miami Modernist, architecture style can also be found in the area. The style arose in Miami in the post-war period as a more glamorous response to the International Style. Home prices in Biscayne Point range from $1.3 million to $12.5 million.
A quick trip across the bridge takes you to North Beach, where residents have easy access to Broad Causeway Bridge, which leads to North Miami, where many in the area go to school. Children attend Biscayne Beach Elementary School with a B-minus overall score from Niche. While the elementary school is under a mile from the neighborhood, kids must commute to North Miami for middle and high school, about 24 minutes away by car. North Miami Middle School is a magnet school with an overall Niche score of C. Teenagers attend North Miami Senior High School, another magnet school with a Niche score of C. The high school offers an International Baccalaureate program and various academies designed to prepare students for post-grad careers, like the Academy of Finance or the Academy of Culinary Arts.
You can enjoy two parks in Biscayne Point. On the north side, there's Stillwater Park, with a playground and basketball court. On the south side, Crespi Park has similar amenities as well as a larger multipurpose lawn. And if pocket parks aren't cutting it, North Beach Oceanside Park is only a few blocks outside the neighborhood. The park is bordered by a row of dunes leading to an open expanse of sand and ocean. The expansive and tranquil beachside park offers plenty of green space, picnic areas, walking paths, and even a doggy beach. Meanwhile, golf enthusiasts can practice their swing at the nearby Normandy Shores Golf Course.
Commercial areas are pretty close, too. Due south, Collins Avenue is lined with eateries like Manolo. This food-truck-turned-restaurant has served the Miami Beach community for two decades, and the menu is expansive. Try the planchita for your choice of diced beef or chicken, grilled with onions, peppers, mushrooms, bacon and signature Manolo dressing. Local markets and grocery stores like M&L Food Market are also located on Collins Avenue. And for a familiar Florida name, a Publix supermarket is nearby -- just a little more than a mile north.
Jenifer Caplan
Caplan Realty Group
(833) 657-2206
11 Total Sales
1 in Biscayne Point
$1,040,000 Price
Paul Sasseville
Compass Florida, LLC
(786) 789-0418
66 Total Sales
1 in Biscayne Point
$975,000 Price
Diego Kogutek
Horizon Homes Realty Corp
(786) 408-6892
155 Total Sales
3 in Biscayne Point
$180K - $220K Price Range
Duniel Garcia
Keller Williams Realty SW
(786) 814-1310
24 Total Sales
1 in Biscayne Point
$180,000 Price
Bryant Grosso
R House Real Estate
(786) 692-9483
38 Total Sales
1 in Biscayne Point
$165,000 Price
Caterina Cintorino
Exit Realty Premier Elite
(561) 898-2913
21 Total Sales
1 in Biscayne Point
$210,000 Price
On average, homes in Biscayne Point, Miami sell after 120 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Biscayne Point, Miami over the last 12 months is $1,415,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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