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Sunny Isles
Located just north of Miami Beach, Sunny Isles Beach is a coastal resort community known for its world-class restaurants, nightlife venues, and cultural attractions. Set on a barrier island flanked by the Intracoastal on the west and the Atlantic on the east, the city is characterized by a picture-perfect coastline with sun-kissed white sands, beautiful parks amongst lush mangrove forests, and stunning oceanfront vistas.
A diverse selection of resort-style condos dominates Sunny Isles Beach’s real estate market, ranging from comfortable studios to spacious 6-bedroom units, many boasting breathtaking oceanfront views. These properties offer access to a range of first-class amenities including heated swimming pools, fitness centers, spas, and private beach pavilions.
In addition to condos, there are some well-appointed single-family homes available as well. Many of these residences are highlighted by stunning views of the Atlantic and feature exquisite architectural styles such as Mediterranean, Mid-Century Modern, and contemporary.
With the city’s pedestrian-friendly streets and compact size of just under two square miles, it’s quite easy to get around on foot or on a bike. The 163rd Street Bridge and William Lehman Causeway link Sunny Isles to the mainland, giving residents convenient access to all of the finest attractions in nearby Downtown Miami and Fort Lauderdale. There’s a plethora of exceptional outdoor destinations to enjoy in Sunny Isles Beach. The pristine beach is the city’s main attraction. Its sugary white sands and dazzling turquoise waters makes it the perfect spot for a picnic, a refreshing swim, or watching the sunset right before heading to your favorite restaurant on Collins Avenue. Sunny Isles Beach is home to several picturesque parks as well, offering terrific opportunities for relaxation, exercise, or spending quality time with friends and family. Some of the city’s most notable parks include Pelican Community Park, Heritage Park, Gwen Margolis Park, and Samson Oceanfront Park.
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