Within the Venetian Islands, you will find a variety of homes, from luxurious, ultra modern, new construction, single family homes to the ultimate, high end condominium with expansive views of Biscayne Bay and the other islands, and the Miami Beach and Miami skylines.  The Venetian Islands are a chain of islands that are all connected by the Venetian Causeway to Miami to the west and Miami Beach to the East.   The islands include; Biscayne, San Marco, San Marino, Di Lido, Rivo Alto, Belle Isle and the uninhabited Flagler Monument Island built in 1920 as a memorial to Henry Flagler, an industrialist, railroad pioneer and major figure in the development of South Florida. 

The ultimate single family home, oozing splendor and opulence, is under construction now.  The developer is Luca Fendi, grandson of the founders of the famous Italian fashion house of FENDI and now competing in international top boat racing with his new racing team.  The home is indescribably gorgeous!   There are many other homes from Art Deco style with its clean geometric lines, to Miami Modern (MiMo) with aspects of fun, glamour, and material excess, to Mediterranean Revival style with its combination of Spanish, Italian and Moorish expressions, to the Garden Style with gabled roofs and common courtyards and garden areas with wrought iron railings. Belle Island is the only Venetian Island exclusively dedicated to condominiums.

The Venetian Causeway itself is a distinct narrow, roadway with a slow speed limit that offers all the island residents a feeling of community and connection as they jog, walk their dogs, take the kids on strolls and visit neighbors for barbecues and birthdays! Leaving the western end of the Causeway puts you right in central Miami, close to business and art and design districts.  The eastern end of the Causeway leads directly to South Beach with Lincoln Road shopping, Ocean Drive restaurants and clubs, and any markets and shops you need for daily living.