01 · At the dock
A departure point in the backyard.
A private dock changes the practical experience of owning a boat. There is no drive to a marina, launch-ramp queue, or separate trip to check lines after the weather changes. The vessel is visible from home and available when conditions are right.
A lift adds another layer of ease, keeping the boat at home and out of the water between outings. The result is a boating routine that feels connected to the house rather than separated from it.
From the house, pool, and patio, the dock remains part of the scene—a natural extension of the outdoor living space.
02 · Toward the bay
The day begins at the dock.
Biscayne Point’s residential canals lead into the broader Biscayne Bay setting, where the city skyline, barrier islands, marinas, and open water create a distinctly Miami backdrop.
Morning rides, an afternoon on the bay, or a sunset return all begin and end at home. That immediacy is what gives a private dock its real lifestyle value.
03 · Outdoor living
Pool, patio, dock—one continuous space.
At its best, waterfront living is not divided into separate zones. The house opens to the pool, the patio reaches toward the canal, and the dock keeps the boat at the center of the view.
- Swim with an uninterrupted view of the canal.
- Move easily from the kitchen and living spaces to the patio.
- Keep the boat visible from the backyard.
- Entertain with the pool and waterfront as a single setting.
04 · Life on the bay
Miami looks different from the water.
Biscayne Bay opens another side of the city: mangrove shorelines, sandbars, marinas, waterfront restaurants, skyline views, and long horizons beneath the South Florida sky.
It is a setting for early starts, relaxed afternoons, and returning home by water—one of the experiences that makes Miami Beach distinct from other coastal cities.
05 · 1777 Daytonia Road
Sixty feet of waterfront, ready to use.
The property is offered with 60 feet of canal frontage, a private dock, and a 7,000-pound electric boat lift. The dock, pool, and broad patio form one connected outdoor zone, so the water remains part of the home even when the boat stays on the lift.
It is a waterfront arrangement designed to be enjoyed immediately, with the boat, pool, patio, and home all connected.
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