What is Key Colony Botanica?
Key Colony Botanica (Key Colony IV) is a 4-story oceanfront condominium building with approximately 291 units built in 1981, part of the larger gated Key Colony community in Key Biscayne, FL.
Key Colony Botanica (Key Colony IV) is a 291-unit, 4-story oceanfront condominium building built in 1981 within the master-planned Key Colony gated community in Key Biscayne, FL 33149. It shares a master HOA (Key Colony Homeowners' Association, Inc.) managing common amenities including private beach, multiple pools, 12 tennis courts, and other resort features across ~42 acres. Specific HOA fees, detailed rules, and full contact/office hours unavailable in public sources.
Key Colony Botanica (Key Colony IV) is one of four independently operated condominium buildings within the larger Key Colony gated oceanfront community in Key Biscayne, Florida. The master Key Colony Homeowners' Association manages shared common areas, amenities, roads, and security across the approximately 42-acre complex housing about 1,179 units total.
Detailed monthly, quarterly, annual, transfer, capital contribution, or special assessment fees for the master HOA or Botanica-specific association are not publicly detailed in available sources. Individual building fees vary and specific figures are unavailable from public records.
Specific architectural guidelines, exterior modification rules, landscaping standards, parking regulations, pet policies, rental restrictions, noise rules, trash collection, and community standards are not publicly available in detail from searched sources. Residents should consult governing documents directly.
Shared master HOA amenities include lap pool, oceanfront pool, Sandbar beachfront bar/restaurant, playground, convenience center with market and salon, tennis courts, private beach access, fitness facilities, and jogging paths. Botanica building offers its own pool, gym, and additional resort-style features. Full details and reservations handled via HOA.
Residents enjoy a tranquil, resort-like oceanfront lifestyle with abundant tropical landscaping, beach access, and recreational opportunities in a secure gated setting on Key Biscayne island.
HOA Name: Key Colony Homeowners' Association, Inc.
Management Company: KW Property Management & Consulting
Mailing Address: 235 Crandon Blvd, Suite 6, Key Biscayne, FL 33149
Botanica-specific: Manager Giovanni Solana, Manager@keycolony4.org, 305-361-3662
Additional contacts and office hours unavailable in public sources.
The community features unique pyramid-style architecture in three towers and garden-integrated design in Botanica (built 1981, 4 stories, ~291 units). Developed by Fritz Scharenberg. Shared private beach, 12 tennis courts, multiple pools. Part of larger 42+ acre landscaped oceanfront property with awards for design and landscaping. Ongoing maintenance and renovation projects noted in recent reports.
Key Colony Botanica offers exclusive oceanfront condominium living within a master-planned gated community emphasizing resort amenities, privacy, and tropical island lifestyle in Key Biscayne.
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Public sources checked include official HOA website (keycolonyhoa.org), Sunbiz corporate records, Wikipedia, multiple real estate listing sites (Homes.com, MiamiResidential.com), and news articles on Key Biscayne Independent/CCFJ. Gaps remain in current fees, full rules, demographics, and specific Botanica-only contacts beyond manager info.
Key Colony Botanica (Key Colony IV) is a 4-story oceanfront condominium building with approximately 291 units built in 1981, part of the larger gated Key Colony community in Key Biscayne, FL.
Shared amenities include a private beach, lap and ocean pools, 12 tennis courts, fitness center, jogging paths, playground, Sandbar restaurant, and convenience center with market and salon.
Yes, it is one of four buildings under the master Key Colony Homeowners' Association, Inc., which manages shared areas and amenities.
It is located at addresses along Crandon Blvd (101-181), Key Biscayne, FL 33149, within the gated Key Colony complex facing the Atlantic Ocean.
No, detailed fees, rules, and regulations are not publicly available in the searched sources; contact the association for current information.