Treasure Island is a waterfront neighborhood located in North Bay Village, Miami Beach, FL 33141, situated on a series of islands in Biscayne Bay. It features a mix of midcentury-modern homes, contemporary waterfront properties with boat docks, and condominium buildings offering bay and city views. The area is known for its residential character, proximity to major causeways, and access to Miami Beach amenities while maintaining a quieter, island-like atmosphere.
HOA Fees and Financial Obligations HOA fees in Treasure Island vary significantly by property type and building. Condominium units often have monthly fees ranging from approximately $400 to over $800, sometimes including amenities like pools, cable/internet, landscaping, and refuse collection. Individual single-family homes may have lower or no HOA fees but could be subject to neighborhood association dues if applicable. Specific examples include fees around $524 monthly for certain condos covering Spectrum cable, boat slips, pool access, beach rights, and maintenance.
Rules and Regulations As a collection of individual condominium associations and private properties rather than one unified HOA, rules are building-specific. Typical regulations cover pet policies, rental restrictions, architectural guidelines for modifications, and use of common areas. Waterfront properties often have additional rules regarding docks and boat usage. Residents should consult their specific condominium documents for detailed covenants.
Community Amenities and Lifestyle Lifestyle emphasizes waterfront living with opportunities for boating, bay views, and proximity to beaches. Many properties feature private pools or access to building pools. The neighborhood benefits from its location near parks, with ongoing developments including community parks and recreational facilities tied to local schools. Easy access to Miami's urban offerings complements the residential setting.
Notable Aspects Treasure Island stands out for its blend of historic and modern architecture, high-end waterfront estates, and convenient location between Miami and Miami Beach. The area has seen real estate activity with homes and condos listed for sale, reflecting desirability. It is part of North Bay Village, which manages some public improvements.
Management Company: Multiple associations (e.g., Island Place at North Bay Village Condominium Association, Inc.) Phone: Details not publicly available for central HOA; contact individual buildings or City of North Bay Village at (305) 756-7171 Email: Details not publicly available Website: https://northbayvillage-fl.gov/ Address: Neighborhood centered around N Treasure Dr and S Treasure Dr, North Bay Village, FL 33141