3030 NE 164th St

Property facts

Price

$2,900,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

0.21 acres

County

Miami-dade County

Annual taxes (2025)

$37,288

MLS #

11971660

Description

A rare opportunity to create a bespoke waterfront estate within Eastern Shores, one of North Miami Beach's most established and desirable gated waterfront communities. Known for its private setting, exceptional boating access, and prime location, Eastern Shores offers a coveted South Florida lifestyle just minutes from the best of Miami and the beaches. Set on an expansive 9,229-square-foot homesite with 90 feet of private canal frontage, this exceptional property provides the ideal foundation for a custom luxury residence designed around seamless indoor-outdoor living. With direct water access from your private dock and convenient boating to Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, the property is perfectly positioned for those who value both waterfront living and accessibility. Cleared and ready for development, the homesite presents a blank canvas for a contemporary architectural statement or timeless coastal estate. Its location within Eastern Shores places you moments from Sunny Isles Beach and within easy reach of Bal Harbour, Aventura, Miami Beach, and the greater Miami area. World-class shopping at Bal Harbour Shops and Aventura Mall, acclaimed dining, private clubs, luxury resorts, beaches, and premier marinas are all nearby. Offering the rare combination of waterfrontage, boating access, privacy, and an exceptionally central location, this is an opportunity to build a legacy residence in one of South Florida's most sought-after waterfront communities.

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