Mid-Beach is a trendy neighborhood that plays host to plentiful and luxurious condo buildings. Featuring the upscale Miami Modern (Mid-Century Modern meets Miami Art Deco) architecture that the island is known for - perhaps you’ve heard of the striking 1954 Fontainebleau, which encapsulates the architectural vibe of the area perfectly. The spirit of Mid-Beach is youthful and energetic and luxurious with a passion for life and the local community.

Mid-beach’s most notable feature is its three miles of gleaming, golden beaches, rolling waves, and shady palm trees lining the outdoor walking areas. In these areas, residents will find many eateries, bars, and nightclubs to frequent – and architecture that calls upon the nostalgic feeling of the 40s, 50s, and 60s.

 

What to Love

• Quiet, close-knit community
• Central and convenient location
• Family-friendly environment

Local Lifestyle

Mid-Beach’s ritzy vibe boasts a crowd who thoroughly enjoys the area’s stylish bars and sophisticated restaurants that draw in high-profile chefs from around the globe. While there are plenty of trendy nightclubs and restaurants for fine dining, the vibe still remains relaxed and comfortable.

41st Street serves as the main street in Mid-Beach, and is also the center of Jewish life and culture in Miami Beach (in fact, Mid-Beach is the third-largest Jewish community in the US). This sub-neighborhood within Mid-Beach is nestled on the beach, and only a 15-minute walk from the Miami Beach boardwalk, a perfect place to start the day enjoying all the mid-beach has to offer to the community as a whole.

 

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

Experience a modern membership club in the Soho Beach House, with dining options for everyone, and event spaces second to none. Speaking of membership clubs, The Bath Club is Miami and Mid-beach’s oldest membership club, and is centered around a luxurious experience for all cultures and lifestyles. The Bath Club is host to 3 private acres of white sand beaches, and the main estate offers world-class amenities, a fitness center, spa, clay tennis courts, and wellness programs. There is also a fantastic restaurant and lounge to enjoy fine dining and spirits.

Looking for great dining options without the commitment of a membership? Nobu Sushi will not disappoint. The striking and gorgeous interior throws a little wabi-sabi style to the MiMo architecture that Mid-beach is known for. Half dinner and half elevated artistic experience, No-bu’s upscale sushi bar, reserved tables, and private events have it all. For those who appreciate the artistic side of life, the Faena District will be right up your alley. Faena District is a neighborhood that is deeply rooted in arts and culture and was the catalyst for the cultural renaissance of Mid-Beach. There is also a cultural center, bazaar, and of course the Faena Forum.

 

Things to Do

Visit The Freehand, a local hotspot and hostel, and mingle with worldwide visitors. As any Mid-beach resident will share, this is the perfect way to start off your day before visiting landmarks like The Bass, a renowned contemporary art museum in an art deco building from the ‘30s, before grabbing drinks and a bite at Broken Shaker and 27 Restaurant. In addition to all of the live music and lively nightclubs in the area, like Basement at The Edison Hotel, which boasts a dancefloor, skating rink, and bowling alley.

 

Schools

• North Beach Elementary, a purposeful elementary school intending to develop model, mentally aware, life-long learners.
• Casa Dei Bambini Montessori, a unique early education facility
• Temple Beth Sholom, a welcoming learning institution at the largest and oldest Reform Synagogue on Miami Beach