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Two small islands of boutique condos and waterfront homes, steps from Bal Harbour Shops and the beach.

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A quiet beach town between Miami Beach and Bal Harbour with a walkable main street.
Surfside is a town in Miami-Dade County, Florida, located on the barrier island between Miami Beach and Bal Harbour.
Incorporated in 1935 by members of the original Surf Club, Surfside calls itself Miami’s Uptown Beachtown. The town has about a mile of beach, quiet residential streets of single-family homes and a small walkable downtown along Harding Avenue.
The historic Surf Club now anchors the Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club, and a handful of high-end oceanfront condominiums sit along Collins Avenue. Residents are steps from Bal Harbour Shops and close to the restaurants and culture of Miami Beach.
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Two small islands of boutique condos and waterfront homes, steps from Bal Harbour Shops and the beach.
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Established streets near Oleta River State Park with new projects at more accessible prices.
Surfside offers a quiet, small-town beach lifestyle with a walkable downtown, a mile of beach and easy access to Bal Harbour and Miami Beach.
Surfside is on the barrier island in northeast Miami-Dade County, between Miami Beach to the south and Bal Harbour to the north.
Surfside has single-family homes on quiet residential streets and a small number of high-end oceanfront condominiums along Collins Avenue.