3BR – SingleFamilyResidence at 9516 Byron Avenue
9516 Byron Avenue, Surfside, FL 33154
Situated in the heart of one of South Florida’s most coveted coastal enclaves, 9516 Byron Avenue presents a premier opportunity for a visionary homeowner or savvy investor. This property offers the rare versatility to either meticulously renovate the existing structure into a modern beachside retreat or clear the site to build a custom luxury estate from the ground up. Located just steps from the pristine sands and turquoise waters of Surfside, the neighborhood is celebrated for its quiet, upscale residential feel while remaining within walking distance of world-class dining and the high-end shops at Bal Harbour. Whether you choose to preserve its original charm or create a contemporary masterpiece, this location ensures a lifestyle of unparalleled convenience and coastal elegance.
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About this 3-bedroom home in Surfside
This Surfside home sits about 0.07 miles from The Sephardic Center of Surfside (Sephardic) — roughly a 1-minute walk. On ShulSearch every nearby listing is ranked by walk time to shul, so you can find a home in Surfside that's genuinely within walking distance of your community.
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