Direct Oceanfront. The sand starts at the back door — no street, no park, no crossing.
A rare mid-term lease in one of the only Ocean Drive buildings that sits directly on the beach. Fully furnished, all utilities included, walking distance to South of Fifth's restaurants, cafés, and the walkway that runs all the way north through South Beach.
Fully furnished and move-in ready — queen bed, work desk, kitchen with quartz counters, walk-in shower, and a smart TV. Everything is here. The Atlantic is one door away.
Only a handful of buildings on Ocean Drive sit directly on the sand. Everything else has a street, a park, or several blocks in the way. Here's the honest cross-section.
A walk, a car, an errand.
Most listings that say "Miami Beach" are inland — a 5-to-15-minute walk carrying a bag, chair, and umbrella through traffic before you see water.
Ocean Drive frontage — but not on it.
These are the famous Deco hotels and residences facing the sand. But the sand isn't attached — Lummus Park and the street sit between you and the water.
335 Ocean Drive — this building.
One of a small number of Ocean Drive buildings that sit directly on the sand. Walk out the back and the beach is right there — no street, no park, no crossing.
The kind of lease you can sign from another city and walk into with a suitcase.
Beach club access with a lounge chair and umbrella set up for you every day. Walk down, sit down.
Water, electricity, and high-speed Wi-Fi included. Smart TV with streaming apps and live channels already set up.
Building pool, and the oceanfront beach walkway runs directly behind — connecting South Pointe all the way north through South Beach.
A low-rise residential building on the sunrise side of Ocean Drive, between 3rd and 4th street, in the quiet South-of-Fifth pocket.
SoFi is Miami Beach's quiet, upscale, walkable pocket — a residential edge that shares a doorstep with Ocean Drive's restaurants, cafés, and nightlife.
You're steps from Ocean Drive proper — the Deco strip of cafés, terraces, and hotels that made this stretch of Miami Beach famous. But you sleep in the quiet part: South of Fifth is residential, not the crowds. You get the walkability without the volume.
Everything is a walk. Nikki Beach and the beach clubs are around the corner. Joe's Stone Crab, the iconic Miami Beach institution, is a short walk south. Prime 112, Milos, and Smith & Wollensky sit clustered near South Pointe Park — a landscaped tip of the island with an ocean pier, sunset views, and a pier where the cruise ships pass.
The city runs at all hours. A 24-hour Walgreens is a few blocks away for anything you forgot. Restaurants near Ocean Drive stay open late; espresso windows open early. The beach walkway out back runs uninterrupted from South Pointe all the way north — a 5-mile promenade you can run, walk, or bike straight from the door.
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