Learn More About ISLE OF NORMANDY OCEAN SIDE, Florida
Isle of Normandy Ocean Side, Miami Beach
Isle of Normandy Ocean Side is a subdivision of the city of Miami Beach. It was created from the natural swampy land of Warner-Meade Island by Henri Levy, an Alsace native who also played a pivotal role in the 79th Street Causeway's construction. This North Beach neighborhood is such a wonderful place to own a waterfront home.
Home inventory in the Isle of Normandy area is, to a very large extent, comprised of condominium developments. There are also single-family homes and townhomes among the local real estate offerings. The community offers a substantial number of waterfront homes. Residents enjoy fascinating views of the Biscayne Bay and the surrounding areas. Many of the streets here have their names inspired by French cities and landmarks, including Normandy Court, Calais Drive, Versailles Court and Rue Bordeaux.
Sitting along Biscayne Bay's eastern shore, Isle of Normandy has both Normandy Drive and Road 934 running through its heart. The latter links Abbott Avenue and Collins Avenue, a popular location around this part. Miami International Airport is the nearest International Airport to the community.
For recreation, residents of all ages make use of Normandy Isle Park & Pool along Trouville Esplanade. The modern facility features lighted soccer field, basketball courts, and children playground as well as pavilion for events. There are also four-lane lap pool and an interactive pool with water toys among the available amenities.
Notable landmarks in well-situated proximity of Isle of Normandy Ocean Side include Jackie Gleason Theater of the Performing Arts and Miami Beach Convention Center.
Among the notable subdivisions located near the community are Roney Palace, Icon South Beach, Murano Grande, 5600 Condo and Peloro.
