Experience waterfront luxury in historic Spring Garden Miami, nestled along the Miami River's north bank. Impeccably renovated,rnthis 4-bed, 3-bath, 2 half-bath, 3,247 sq ft home boasts direct water views, a lush tropical landscape, and a 50 ft dock with a newrnseawall. Enjoy modern sophistication blended with 1930s charm. Don't miss this rare gem.

the property is in the Spring Garden Historic Subdivision, conveniently adjacent to the Culmer Metrorail Station giving access to the Airport and Greater Miami. The property is close to the junction of Interstate 95, running North-South through Downtown Miami and the 836 Expressway, running East-West to the Miami InternationalrnAirport and Miami Beach.

A rare chance to secure a piece of Spring Garden's legacy presents itself with the offering of 723 NW 9th Ave, now on the market for the first time in 50+ years. This property's uniqueness cannot be overstated. Hosting a distinguished 5 Bed | 2.5 Bath historic residence, it eagerly awaits a new steward to author its forthcoming chapter.

Available for the first time in 60+ years, we are pleased to present 845 NW 7th Street. Making its debut after an illustrious half-century hiatus. This distinguished 4 Bedroom | 2 Bathroom historic residence awaits its new steward to script its next chapter. Embraced by a bountiful 15,000 SQFT Lot enveloped in the embrace of mature trees, this 2,381 SQFT home exudes an aura of timeless grace.

Nestled in the serene, leafy embrace of Spring Garden, this historic Tudor-style residence offers a haven where tranquility meets the vibrant energy of the Miami River District. Seize the rare opportunity to claim a piece of Spring Garden's legacy with 835 NW 7th St. Available for the first time in the modern era, this property's uniqueness is unparalleled.

Enjoy contemporary art and architecture in this one-of-a-kind contemporary home in historic Spring Garden, nestled along the river's north bank, and centrally located within minutes from Miami Beach, Downtown Miami, and Brickell. This is a new-build, recently featured in Architectural Digest, in a historic neighborhood known for its broad streets, large lot sizes, shade trees and two parks.