9BR – SingleFamilyResidence at 2801 Flamingo Drive
2801 Flamingo Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33140
Located just moments from the beach & boardwalk, this contemporary waterfront oasis offers utmost resort style living. Enjoy refined coastal living on an oversized 25,850 SF lot with 237 FT of waterfrontage. The open chef’s kitchen boasts marble book-matched countertops, handcrafted tiles & full prep pantry. This estate is ideal for entertaining w/ expansive open living areas, 150 sf wine cellar, sprawling circular driveway, a 47-foot heated saltwater pool, summer kitchen & lush tropical landscaping. This home features 2 luxurious primary suites, gym, 2 car garage & Control 4 system. Private roof deck awaits w/ beautiful water views & summer kitchen w/grill. Enjoy tranquil luxury living just a short walk from Miami Beach’s top restaurants & beach clubs!
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About this 9-bedroom home in Miami Beach
This Miami Beach home sits about 0.59 miles from Congregation Kol Eliyahu (formerly Dej Shul) (Orthodox) — roughly a 12-minute walk. On ShulSearch every nearby listing is ranked by walk time to shul, so you can find a home in Miami Beach that's genuinely within walking distance of your community.
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