South Bay Club

As one of the few condominiums that have stood the test of time, the South Bay Club is still a top notch condo community located only a few minutes from South Beach’s countless popular attractions.  For forty years now and counting, residents of this condominium have received enviable privileges such as having endlessly glorious miles of the infinite ocean and the bay right in their own backyard, perfectly complementing the cool tropical ambiance that seeps so satisfyingly throughout the entire phenomenal city of Miami Beach.

Those who value visual aesthetic will delight in all the attention the developers of the South Bay Club has placed on ensuring that an amazing panoramic vista of the sea or bay can be enjoyed while indulging in the condo’s amenities like the first-rate pool deck, elevated Jacuzzi, or by navigating the luminously azure waters themselves using your own boat kept at one of the South Bay Club’s eighteen slip docks.  The building also includes a fully equipped fitness center, a convenience store, five commercial spaces, steam and sauna area, and an entertainment and conference room.

At 347 units, the South Bay Club offers several varieties of studios, residences and penthouses that offer central air conditioning, towering ceilings, beautiful outside terrace views, ceramic tile flooring and expansive walk-in closets.  Several units also come with the option of carpeting or hardwood floors.  Each unit comes with all standard kitchen appliances and bathroom plumbing fixtures.

Collins Avenue, Lincoln Road and Ocean Drive are three of the many popular streets that make up South Florida’s fashionably hip South Beach.  The numerous clubs and bars usually don’t close until four o’clock in the morning and the multitude of shops each offers a diverse selection from trendy clothing to handmade trinkets and more.  All of these places can be walked to if so desired; meaning South Bay Club residents can spend the majority of their time indulging instead of having to find a parking space in this often bustling perpetual hotspot.