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Gary Feinberg

2550 South Bayshore

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With the City at your doorstep, but in a tree-filled, park-like surrounding, Spring Garden is an urban dweller's dream.
Spring Garden

LOCATION:


The home is centrally located in the downtown neighborhood of Spring Garden, one of Miami’s oldest neighborhoods, and to this day mostly undiscovered by most. The verdant riverfront community — just one of five historic districts in Miami  —  is quiet and welcoming with wide tree-lined streets and sidewalks, cool river breezes and two neighborhood parks overlooking the Miami River.  Pedestrian-friendly, the location is within walking distance to the Health District, Miami riverfront restaurants and to a Metrorail station, which is only three stops to Brickell.  The central location and close proximity to the Dolphin Expressway and I-95 also allow for easy access to all points of the City. Wynwood, Miami Beach, and Coconut Grove are all within a just a few minutes drive, as is the Airport, the new Brightline station, and Doral.




 
 


Points of Interest Map


HISTORY OF SPRING GARDEN:

About 2000 years ago Tequesta Indians camped around Spring Garden. In 1919 the subdivision was formally established, and in 1997, Spring Garden was designated as an official Historic District in the City of Miami.  It is considered the second oldest neighborhood in Miami, and is a reflection of the City’s early 20th Century growth. It has been home to a number of distinguished Miamians, including Marjory Stoneman Douglas and tennis legend, Gardnar Mulloy; among others.

 Today, Spring Garden is one of the only remaining single family neighborhoods in downtown Miami.  The Miami River continues to define Spring Garden.  Early settlers would swim and fish in the river.    Now it is filled with cargo ships and fishing, tug and pleasure boats.   The flow of traffic up and down the 5.5 mile river is ever moving and ever a source of continued awe and excitement.   The river is also under-going redevelopment with new river walks, commercial marine development, restaurants, residential communities and hotels.  The density is increasing along the river but Spring Garden remains a little emerald hamlet with under 200 single family homes.  The Brillhart House respectfully takes a place alongside the earlier architecturally significant homes of the neighborhood.


Guide to Spring Garden