Courtyard of the Ancient Spanish Monastery in North Miami Beach

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North Miami Beach, Florida: Neighborhood Guide

Established streets near Oleta River State Park with new projects at more accessible prices.

Explore North Miami Beach Neighborhood

North Miami Beach is a city in Miami-Dade County, Florida, located just west of Sunny Isles Beach and south of Aventura.

Despite its name, North Miami Beach sits mostly inland along Biscayne Boulevard and the Intracoastal, with established residential streets, diverse communities and some of the area’s best parkland. It is home to the Ancient Spanish Monastery and borders Oleta River State Park, the largest urban park in Florida.

Prices are generally more accessible than in neighboring Aventura and Sunny Isles Beach, and new residential projects along the Biscayne corridor are adding modern condos and rentals. The Brightline Aventura station and major roadways make commuting to Miami and Fort Lauderdale straightforward.

North Miami Beach Neighborhood Highlights

Best Places to Eat in North Miami Beach

  • Laurenzo’s Italian Market – a family-owned market and cafe serving the area since the 1950s.
  • Kosher restaurants and bakeries along NE 163rd Street and Miami Gardens Drive.
  • Waterfront and international restaurants along Biscayne Boulevard.

Where to Shop in North Miami Beach

  • The Mall at 163rd Street – a neighborhood shopping center.
  • Aventura Mall – one of the largest malls in the U.S., minutes north.

Best Spas in North Miami Beach

  • Day spas and wellness centers along Biscayne Boulevard.
  • âme Spa & Wellness Collective at JW Marriott Miami Turnberry, a short drive away in Aventura.

North Miami Beach Events

  • Tours, concerts and seasonal events at the Ancient Spanish Monastery.
  • Ranger programs and outdoor events at Oleta River State Park.

Things to Do in North Miami Beach

  • Visit the Ancient Spanish Monastery, a 12th-century Spanish cloister rebuilt in Florida.
  • Kayak, paddleboard or mountain bike at Oleta River State Park.
  • Play golf or picnic at Greynolds Park.
  • Explore Arch Creek Park and Nature Center.

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North Miami Beach FAQs

Is North Miami Beach a good place to live?

North Miami Beach offers established neighborhoods, large parks, diverse dining and more accessible prices, with quick access to the beaches of Sunny Isles and Aventura Mall.

Is North Miami Beach on the beach?

Most of North Miami Beach is inland along Biscayne Boulevard and the Intracoastal Waterway, but the beaches of Sunny Isles Beach and Haulover Park are just a few minutes east.

What is North Miami Beach known for?

North Miami Beach is known for the Ancient Spanish Monastery, its proximity to Oleta River State Park and its diverse residential neighborhoods.

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