Key Biscayne Condos/Townhomes

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Key Biscayne Condos/Townhomes make a great investment for those looking to buy property in this beautiful area of Florida. With its spectacular beaches, wonderful weather, and amazing restaurants, Key Biscayne is the perfect place to call home. Whether you're interested in a luxurious beachfront condo or a charming townhouse, there is something for everyone in Key Biscayne. So why wait? Start your search today and fall in love with everything this wonderful community has to offer.
Key Biscayne, Florida is a subtropical island paradise and home to Cape Florida, which is home to one of the most celebrated landmarked lighthouses. Located just six miles off the coast of Miami, it is a world-class resort community that caters to its residents and visitors, alike.
Featuring a vast panorama of its long stretch of ocean azul along with sandy beaches, this is a tranquil ambience to inhabit. Featuring more than just miles of beaches is its casual yet elegant lifestyle, presenting a wide array of luxury and waterfront homes, including luxurious oceanfront mansions accompanied by its safe environment, excellent schools, convenient shopping and dining, and all the services necessary for day-to-day living to remain effortless. The proximity to the culture and excitement of Miami is just a beneficial plus, along with the many amenities and club activities, which are available exclusively for residents and their guests.
Set against a backdrop of aqua waters, leaping dolphins, giant rays, colorful fish, diving pelicans, and other tropical flora and fauna is where the famous lighthouse rises on the southernmost tip of Key Biscayne, overlooking the rest of the 500+ acres of Bill Baggs State Park. You will be surrounded by all its flora and fauna, including views of ships from the international port plying the deep blue of the powerful Gulf Stream, grand sunsets on the horizon, and luxury yachts, deep-sea fishing boats, and sailboats skimming the waves. This unique barrier island, where graceful coconut palms line the walkways to the ocean, was once considered a compound named the Florida White House when Nixon was in office, having purchased one of his three waterfront homes in Key Biscayne.

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