An island village south of the city, between award-winning beaches and the historic lighthouse.
Key Biscayne is an island village south of Miami, linked to the mainland by the Rickenbacker Causeway. Here, everyday life moves at a beach-village pace: bike paths, marinas, tennis and a community that chose the island as a lifestyle.
The island's beaches rank among Florida's most beautiful — from Crandon Park to Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, with its historic lighthouse. It is a setting that feels far from everything, minutes from the financial center.
The island's luxury market blends waterfront estates of rare scale — like 485 W Matheson Dr, President Nixon's former 'Winter White House' — with sophisticated condos facing the bay or the sea. Rarity and privacy set the prices.
It is the best of both worlds: beach-village daily life — beaches, bike paths, marinas — with downtown Miami minutes away via the Rickenbacker Causeway. Many residents describe it as living on vacation year-round.
Crandon Park and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, with the historic lighthouse, rank among Florida's most beautiful and best-preserved beaches. They are one of the great assets of island living.
Yes. The island has a safe, community feel, with schools, parks and outdoor activities. It is one of the most frequent choices for families seeking luxury with quality of life.
Limited supply — it is an island — constant demand and a stock of rare waterfront estates. Landmark properties like 485 W Matheson Dr put the island on the global ultra-luxury map.
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