Miami Beach, FL Townhomes for Sale

Miami Beach, FL Townhomes for Sale

6203 Laguna Path N, Miami Beach
$4,495,000
4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ A12064224 MLS ⋅ Aqua BLDG.
Completely reimagined through a meticulous down-to-the-studs renovation, this extraordinary waterfront residence in Aqua is a masterclass in modern luxury. Every finish and detail has been thoughtfully curated, creating a home that is both sophisticated and effortlessly livable across nearly 4,000 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. Custom millwork throughout provides exceptional storage, bespoke architectural detailing, and a beautifully integrated wet bar. The chef's kitchen features premium Miele appliances, custom cabinetry, a generous pantry, and is designed for effortless everyday living and entertaining. Multiple private terraces create seamless indoor-outdoor living while framing tranquil waterfront and sunset views. Complete with a private dock, no fixed bridges, and direct ocean access, this home offers an exceptional boating lifestyle. Occupying its own private level, the luxurious primary suite is a true retreat, featuring expansive custom closets, a dedicated makeup vanity, and a spa-inspired marble bathroom. Located within Aqua, Miami Beach's premier guard-gated waterfront community, residents enjoy 24-hour security, resort-style amenities, lush landscaping, and an unmatched island lifestyle just moments from Bal Harbour, Sunset Harbour, and the best of Miami Beach. A rare residence where exceptional design, superior craftsmanship, and effortless waterfront living converge.

6203 Laguna Path N, Miami Beach

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Miami Beach, FL Townhomes for Sale

Miami Beach, Florida, townhomes for sale are a small, varied segment of a market dominated by condos and single-family homes, concentrated in ZIP 33139 in South Beach and Sunset Harbour and in ZIP 33141 in North Beach, Normandy Isles, and Allison Island, with a few in Mid-Beach, 33140. Options range from boutique townhome buildings on Jefferson, Meridian, Michigan, and Lenox Avenues to bayfront communities such as the Townhomes at Sunset Harbour and Aqua at Allison Island, townhouse-style residences at the base of condo towers on Alton Road and Collins Avenue, and newer projects such as Iris on the Bay and La Linda on the Normandy Isles waterways. Most Miami Beach townhomes have three or four bedrooms and a two-car garage, and association fees vary widely, from modest to high in full-service communities. Elizabeth Costa represents townhome buyers and sellers in Miami Beach with bilingual English-Spanish service. Explore the communities below or browse live Miami Beach townhome listings.

At a Glance

  • City: Miami Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
  • ZIP codes: 33139 (South Beach), 33141 (North Beach and Normandy Isles), 33140 (Mid-Beach)
  • Home types: Boutique townhome buildings, bayfront communities, and tower townhouses
  • Typical home: Three or four bedrooms, most with a two-car garage
  • Building eras: 1940s to new construction, many from the 1990s onward
  • Ownership: Mostly condominium associations, fees vary widely

Where Are the Townhome Communities in Miami Beach?

Community Street ZIP Era built
Crespi Residence Crespi Boulevard 33141 Before 1990
View Island Gary Avenue 33141 Before 1990
Michigan Townhomes Michigan Avenue 33139 Before 1990
Meridian Place Meridian Avenue 33139 1990 to 2004
Beach Colony Jefferson Avenue 33139 1990 to 2004
La Valencia Townhomes Jefferson Avenue 33139 1990 to 2004
Townhomes at Sunset Harbour Sunset Harbour Drive 33139 1990 to 2004
Lenox Villas Lenox Avenue 33139 1990 to 2004
Yacht Club at Portofino (townhomes) Alton Road 33139 1990 to 2004
Washington Corner Washington Avenue 33139 1990 to 2004
The Fountainhead Jefferson Avenue 33139 1990 to 2004
Murano Grande at Portofino (townhomes) Alton Road 33139 1990 to 2004
Aqua at Allison Island Water Way 33141 2005 to 2019
Altos del Mar Harding Avenue 33141 2005 to 2019
Avanti N Shore Drive 33141 2005 to 2019
Mosaic on Miami Beach (townhomes) Collins Avenue 33140 2005 to 2019
Terra Beachside Collins Avenue 33140 2005 to 2019
Michigan Place Michigan Avenue 33139 2005 to 2019
D Gems Meridian Avenue 33139 2005 to 2019
Iris on the Bay N Shore Drive 33141 2015 or later, including new construction
La Linda Calais Drive 33141 2015 or later, including new construction
Bay Road Villas Bay Road 33139 2015 or later, including new construction
Villa 17 Jefferson Avenue 33139 2015 or later, including new construction

Grouped by year built as recorded in MLS townhouse records for Miami Beach. Communities with recent MLS activity; listings change, so see live inventory below.

Townhome, Tower Townhouse, or Condo: What Is the Difference?

In Miami Beach, "townhome" covers three different products. A boutique townhome building, such as those on Jefferson or Meridian Avenue, has a few homes with private entrances and garages. A bayfront townhome community, such as Aqua at Allison Island or the Townhomes at Sunset Harbour, adds a larger association and amenities. A tower townhouse, such as those at Yacht Club at Portofino or Mosaic on Miami Beach, is a multi-level home inside a condo building with the building's services and fees. Most are condominiums under Florida's Condominium Act (Chapter 718, Florida Statutes), so the association documents, insurance split, and building inspections apply. Planning to rent? See investment property services and confirm the City of Miami Beach short-term rental rules and the association's rental rules before you buy.

What Should I Check Before Buying a Miami Beach Townhome?

  1. Confirm how the townhome is organized. Most Miami Beach townhomes are condominiums, from small boutique buildings to tower townhouses with full building services. This changes what you own, what you insure, and which rules apply.
  2. Review the association documents. Read the budget, reserves, rules, any special assessments, and the rental and approval rules before your inspection period ends.
  3. Ask who insures what. With a condominium, the master policy may cover the roof and structure, and you insure the interior. With a fee-simple townhome, you usually insure the whole building.
  4. Check the flood zone. Look up the address on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and request a flood and homeowners insurance quote early.
  5. Confirm rental rules. Check the association's minimum lease terms and the City of Miami Beach short-term rental rules for the property's zoning before you buy to rent.
  6. Inspect the home. Roof, A/C, windows, water heater, shared walls, and the wind mitigation report, which can lower your insurance premium. For new construction, review the builder contract, deposit terms, and warranty.
  7. Line up financing and your buyer agreement. Get preapproved with a lender of your choice and sign a written buyer agreement before touring, as required under NAR rules since August 2024.

Helpful links: FEMA Flood Map Service Center, buyer closing costs, and the Florida buyer agreement explained.

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Thinking of Buying or Selling a Miami Beach Townhome?

  • Buying: See the buying resources for the buyer roadmap, or request a private buyer consultation with Elizabeth Costa via the capture form below.
  • Selling: See the selling resources for the seller roadmap, or request a listing consultation and CMA for your Miami Beach townhome.
  • Home Valuation: Get an instant Miami Beach townhome valuation and monthly market update at the home valuation page.

Miami Beach Townhomes: Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the townhomes in Miami Beach?

Miami Beach townhomes are mostly in ZIP 33139, in South Beach and Sunset Harbour, and in ZIP 33141, in North Beach, Normandy Isles, and Allison Island, with a few in Mid-Beach, 33140. Examples include Townhomes at Sunset Harbour, Aqua at Allison Island, Iris on the Bay, and La Linda.

Are there waterfront townhomes in Miami Beach?

Yes. Aqua at Allison Island, the Townhomes at Sunset Harbour, Iris on the Bay, Avanti, and La Linda include homes on the bay or the Normandy Isles waterways. Waterfront homes usually carry higher fees and insurance, so compare the full monthly cost.

What is a tower townhouse in Miami Beach?

A tower townhouse is a multi-level home at the base of a condominium building, often with its own entrance, plus access to the building's amenities and services. Examples include townhomes at Yacht Club at Portofino, Murano Grande, and Mosaic on Miami Beach.

Can I rent out a Miami Beach townhome?

It depends on the association's rules and the property's zoning. Many associations set minimum lease terms, and the City of Miami Beach regulates short-term rentals, so confirm both before you buy to rent.

How do I schedule a Miami Beach townhome tour with Elizabeth Costa?

Use the capture form on this page, call (786) 949-3971, or email elizabethcosta@keyes.com. Bilingual English and Spanish service is standard.

About Elizabeth Costa

Realtor with The Keyes Company (Florida License #3234205 · CLHMS · CBR). 15+ years, 300+ closed transactions, and $187.5M+ in career sales volume in Miami-Dade County. Bilingual English and Spanish, representing local, relocating, and international buyers and sellers. The Keyes Company: Exclusive Member of Forbes Global Properties · Founding Member of Luxury Portfolio International. ★ 5.0 · 83 Google reviews · Phone: (786) 949-3971 · Email: elizabethcosta@keyes.com

 

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