Hibiscus Island

Hibiscus Island Miami is a man-made island located in Biscayne Bay in the city of Miami Beach, Florida, United States. Hibiscus Island lies just south of Palm Island Miami and west of Star Island Miami. It is a residential area, the site of exclusive neighborhoods and homes. The island is accessible via the MacArthur Causeway.
Starting at just over $1 million, one can experience luxury living in a two story deco inspired home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms.  Although the majority of properties on Palm Island range in the millions, the diversity of choices and prices offers a little bit of everything to meet all your luxury real estate needs. Current market conditions make it an excellent opportunity for Buyers to purchase a dream home on this highly thought-after real estate. Hibiscus Island Miami is minutes from Miami Beach and downtown Miami, and also has it own gated entry.
Hibiscus Island Miami houses are located near other desirable homes on the islands locations such as Star Island Miami homes, Palm Island Miami homes, Venetian Island homes and Fisher Island Miami condos and homes. This is definitely one of the finest Miami waterfront luxury homes community today, though it’s past may have roots in a rather wild and rowdy lifestyle, the community today is known for being relaxed and laid-back. It’s proximity to Miami Beach make it a convenient place to live in that it combines the tranquility and exclusiveness of an island with ready access to anything one might need from the urban centers of the state. Given that this island has been desirable for almost the entirety of the last century, it’s unlikely to lose popularity in the foreseeable future.
Hibiscus Island is also known to be a place where avid boaters enjoy living. Cruising by in a boat, you may see boats docked in Hibiscus Island homes that are the nicest in all of Miami Beach. Located in the beautiful crystal blue waters of Biscayne Bay is a luxury island community known as Hibiscus Island Miami Beach. This island is part of a group of manmade islands located between the Miami mainland and the large barrier island of Miami Beach. Hibiscus Island is ovular, a perfect shape to maximize the number of waterfront property available.
Hibiscus Island Miami homes are known for their high level of luxury and amazing architectural designs that vary from waterfront home to waterfront home. Most Hibiscus Island Miami homes have amenities like lush landscaping, boat dockage and luxurious pools. Hibiscus Island Miami residents enjoy the seclusion of a tropical island paradise. Surrounded by the bay on all sides, it’s a perfect location for avid boaters to call home. In fact, many of the homes on Hibiscus Island do have boats, some of which are quite impressive. But you don’t need a boat to enjoy living on Palm Island Miami. The magnificent homes, the exclusivity and the proximity to several popular areas are reason enough. Each home has a decent amount of acreage that allows for large areas for waterfront access, large private areas and beautiful driveways. Hibiscus Island is also known for its beautiful homes that range from three-bedroom villas on the inland areas to massive eight-bedroom homes with boat dockage that can fit large and luxurious yachts.
Hibiscus Island is an island separate from the mainland of Miami Beach, but technically a community within Miami Beach. This is appropriate since Hibiscus Island is very close to Miami Beach. Hibiscus Island Miami residents enjoy being centrally located between Miami and Miami Beach which allows them to venture to either area with a five-minute drive.  Every waterfront home in Hibiscus Island has breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach and the Downtown Miami skyline.
 
FEATURES AND AMENITIES

• Accessible from MacArthur Causeway
• Luxurious waterfront mansions
• Downtown Miami
• Direct Ocean Access
• Man-made island
• South Beach
• Deep water dockage
• Bayfront
• Picnic area
• Tennis courts
• 24-hour guard-gated entrance
• Tropical landscaping impeccably maintained by the combined Star, Hibiscus, & Palm Homeowners Association (from strictly voluntary contributions)