Miami corridor
Miami River & East side
The pockets along the Miami River and the east side are quieter than the towers next door. Riverfront restaurants stretch from Seaspice to Garcia's; the Lummus Park Historic District keeps a scale of pre-war cottages and low rise buildings a short walk from the water. Downtown, Brickell, and the Health District are all within minutes.
WaterfrontHistoricCentralQuiet blocks
What makes it worth living here
Miami River & East side at a glance
Riverfront dining
Seaspice, Garcia's, Casablanca, and the boat up crowd from Coconut Grove to Wynwood.
Lummus Park Historic District
The oldest surviving park in Miami, with the William Wagner House and Fort Dallas relocated inside.
Minutes to Downtown and Brickell
Walkable in places, a five minute drive elsewhere, no highway needed.
Mixed housing stock
Cottages, mid-century small multifamily, and newer infill along the river.
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Miami River & East side
Things to do
Nearby
- Lummus Park Historic DistrictHistoric siteThe William Wagner House and Fort Dallas within a small waterfront park.
- Miami River GreenwayOutdoorWalking path segments along the river, connecting parks and restaurants.
- Seaspice / Garcia's / CasablancaDiningLongstanding riverfront restaurants with dock in seating.
- Jose Marti ParkParksRiverfront park across from East Little Havana with a pool and community center.