Living in Hibiscus Island

To get to Hibiscus Island, you need to cross Palm Island via Fountain Street. The two islands share Hibiscus Island Park, a community center that features basketball and tennis courts, a playground, and other facilities. You won’t find any remnants of the Latin Quarter on the island today. Instead, you’ll be greeted by a children’s playground built on the famous club’s exact location over 60 years ago.
 
Boating, jet-skiing, and other water sports are a favorite pastime of Hibiscus Island residents. Many waterfront homes come with a private dock from where residents can launch their water adventures or sail into the azure waters of Biscayne Bay.

Real Estate in Hibiscus Island

Hibiscus Island real estate is a combination of waterfront and inland homes, many of which are the original mansions and estates built for the island’s snowbirds in the early to mid-1900s. While a good number of these properties have remained single-family homes, some have been converted into modern luxury condos. There are quite a few new construction homes as well, some of which were built as recently as 2019.

Hibiscus Island homes typically come with square footages of around 2,000 to over 10,000, and lot areas from 9,000 square feet to nearly half an acre. They come with top-of-the-line features and amenities, including private swimming pools, spas, state-of-the-art kitchens, and distinctive architecture, mostly in the Mediterranean and contemporary styles.

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