Key Biscayne real estate — village homes, oceanfront condos and bayfront estates on the island seven minutes from Brickell.
Key Biscayne is Miami's island paradox: a barrier island with beaches, banyans, and a village center where people actually know each other, sitting seven minutes across the Rickenbacker Causeway from the Brickell skyline. Crandon Park guards the north end, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park and its 1825 lighthouse hold the south, and everything in between is a village of about thirteen thousand people who chose the island precisely because it isn't Miami Beach.
The market has three distinct layers. The oceanfront condominiums along Ocean Drive and Ocean Lane deliver full Atlantic exposure with resort services. The village single-family homes — many mid-century and increasingly rebuilt modern — sit on tree-lined interior streets a bicycle ride from the school, the tennis, and the beach. And on the bay side, a small set of estates faces west across Biscayne Bay to the city, with dockage and the sunset every night.
The island's ceiling is fixed: two state parks and a causeway mean the buildable land never grows. Filter by property type, price, beds, and architectural style to work all three layers of the island.
