Palm Island

Located on a manmade island in Biscayne Bay and solely accessible by land via the MacArthur Causeway, Palm Island offers some of the most gorgeous waterfront houses in South Florida.

Highlights

• Española Way

  Historic as it is beautiful, Española Way runs between 14th and 15th Streets and stretches from Washington Avenue to Drexel Avenue. This destination is the first commercial development on Miami Beach, dating back to the early 1920s. Today, Española Way is home to countless shops, restaurants, and hotels, all of which guarantee an immersive and unforgettable experience.

• Lapis Spa

  Located inside the Fontainebleau Miami Beach, Lapis Spa offers several wellness treatments, such as hydrotherapy, Ayurvedic rituals, massages, and facials, as well as mani-pedis, among others. This world-class facility is open daily and ranks high among locals as a wellspring of wellness and relaxation.

Multi-million-dollar estates make up the bulk of homes in Palm Island. They come built in a variety of architectural styles meant to suit every homeowner’s preference, including Mediterranean Revival, Streamline Moderne, Spanish, Art Deco, Mediterranean Classic, and Miami Modern. In addition, these luxury homes come with in-demand features, such as spacious bedrooms, open living spaces, walk-in closets, spa-style bathrooms, state-of-the-art appliances and fixtures, multi-car garages, smart home systems, and private pools, among others. Luxury homes in Palm Island also sit on massive lots, offering prospective owners the chance to expand their homes if they want to.

Because of these features and waterfront location, luxury homes in Palm Island have higher price points, with the most expensive properties selling for as much as $49 million.

And since this neighborhood is part of Miami Beach, Palm Island’s residents have access to the city’s entire roster of facilities and amenities, such as top-performing schools, amazing restaurants and bars, world-class shopping centers, and vibrant cultural attractions.