01 · The case for place
Coastal life without leaving the city.
Miami Beach offers an unusual overlap of natural and urban assets. The Atlantic defines one edge; Biscayne Bay defines the other. In between are residential islands, beaches, parks, hotels, historic architecture, restaurants, schools, arts organizations, recreation, and local services.
Across the causeways, greater Miami adds business districts, major health systems, universities, museums, professional sports, and one of the country’s most internationally connected airports. A coastal setting and a major metropolitan region exist side by side.
02 · Property type
A house offers a different kind of Miami Beach.
Miami Beach is known for condominium towers, but a single-family home offers a distinct ownership experience: private outdoor space, direct control over the residence, room for equipment and guests, and—in select waterfront locations—a dock outside the back door.
It is a quieter, more personal expression of the city—one where mornings can begin by the pool, family and guests have room to gather, and the waterfront belongs to the rhythm of the home.
03 · Waterfront
Usable water is the real amenity.
Water views are only part of the experience. When the pool, patio, dock, and interior connect naturally, the waterfront becomes part of ordinary daily life—from coffee outside in the morning to returning by boat near sunset.
In Biscayne Point, that connection is especially tangible: quiet residential streets on one side of the home and the canal just beyond the backyard on the other.
Read the boating guide04 · Everyday access
Private when you want it. Connected when you need it.
Miami Beach compresses an unusual range of experiences into a relatively compact area. From North Beach, daily life can move easily between the water, neighborhood destinations, and the wider city.
- North Beach: beaches, parks, the Bandshell, cafés, and a relaxed neighborhood pace.
- Bal Harbour and Surfside: shopping, dining, and oceanfront destinations minutes away.
- Greater Miami: arts, sports, business, universities, and dining across the causeways.
- International connections: convenient access to Miami International Airport and destinations around the world.
Warm weather keeps the pool, beach, parks, boating, tennis, golf, and waterfront dining in the conversation throughout the year.
05 · The property
What distinguishes 1777 Daytonia Road?
The home brings several sought-after elements together: a guard-gated Biscayne Point address, 60 feet of waterfront, a private dock, a 7,000-pound electric boat lift, an oversized pool, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and more than 3,200 square feet of renovated single-level living.
The appeal is immediate usability. The dock and lift are already in place; the home is renovated; and the layout opens naturally to the pool and water.
See the full propertyExplore the setting: North Beach Oceanside Park; North Beach trolley; Miami International Airport destinations. Last reviewed September 2026.