Marina Village · #41217

Marina Village sits on the north side of Fisher Island at 40101 Fisher Island Drive, a low-rise condominium community built between 1987 and 1990 on the bayfront edge of the island's marina basin. The community spans one-, two-, and three-story buildings and totals 102 residences across studio, one-, and two-bedroom layouts ranging from roughly 400 to 2,000 square feet. Marina Village is one of the smaller residential pockets on Fisher Island and reads more like a waterfront village than a high-rise, with units arrayed along the marina rather than stacked vertically. Buyers at the Marina Village cluster trade tower views for direct boardwalk access to the slips and the working marina, and the four floor-plan templates keep resale comparisons straightforward. Fisher Island is a 216-acre private island accessible only by ferry, yacht, or helicopter, separated from South Beach by Government Cut. The Fisher Island Club anchors the island and offers an equity membership program covering the Pete Dye Signature golf course, the P.B. Dye Tennis Center, the Vanderbilt Mansion clubhouse, the Spa Internazionale, several restaurants, and a 1.5-mile private beach made with sand barged in from the Bahamas. The island has no through traffic and no commercial retail beyond the Fisher Island Market, giving the 40101 Fisher Island Drive address an unusual quiet density even by Miami standards. Marina Village residents walk to the town center, the marina restaurants, and the ferry slip in under five minutes. On-site amenities at Marina Village include a private swimming pool, direct marina frontage, assigned parking for select units, and 24-hour Fisher Island Security at the ferry landing and throughout the island. Pets up to 30 pounds are permitted. Residences feature stainless steel kitchen appliances, marble bathroom flooring, deluxe plumbing fixtures, and marina or bay outlooks depending on placement within the cluster. The Marina Village address pairs the bayfront low-rise format with full club access through Fisher Island Club membership, which is required of all property owners on the island, putting the building's smaller-format residences inside the same service envelope as the larger Palazzo and Villa buildings to the south.