Waterfront Home At 750 S Mashta Dr in Miami

Some homes just catch you off guard right from the driveway. This villa at 750 S Mashta Dr, right at the end of Mashta Drive in Key Biscayne, does that in the best way. You kind of stop and breathe for a second as soon as you see the water moving out behind the house, wide and completely unblocked. Honestly, homes like this on Miami's waterfront are rare and when you're standing at the edge of the infinity pool looking out at the ocean, it's easy to feel like time moves at a slower pace here.

The house itself has been taken right down to its bones and rebuilt not too long ago, so everything feels solid and sharp but somehow not precious. You have all the space for throwing big gatherings, or just letting the week go by in peace. It's the sort of layout that doesn't feel fussy but still has little moments—like when you turn a corner and suddenly there's another view of boats sliding by in the afternoon. The main floor is wide open. It makes a difference when you're hosting people or just sitting with a coffee in the morning and seeing everything glowing a little with that Miami sun bouncing off the water.

Upstairs is where you find the bedrooms and I noticed right away how private they feel. Five bedrooms total, each with their own bathroom, so no one's tiptoeing in the halls or waiting their turn. And the master suite is on its own level up top. You step out onto a balcony and the breeze really gets you—there's nothing in the way of your view and you end up just following the coastline with your eyes. Sometimes you almost forget your phone up there.

I actually spent some time in the kitchen and it feels like a place where you'd cook for family. Not just a showpiece. There's an outdoor summer kitchen too which gets used way more than you would guess. Friends drift out there for late lunches pretty often. Some evenings, if you step outside, you catch the sound of the water right up close or maybe a neighbor calling out from a yacht as they pass by. It's a home where you'll easily end up with guests who want to stay longer. If wine is your thing, you'll notice a solid wine cellar carved out for that proper collection.

One thing that stood out for me was how the designers fit in spaces for downtime and real life too, not just parties and views. You'll find a proper gym and even two separate maid's quarters that feel tucked away from the main flow. The terraces are generous enough for morning yoga or just spotting birds flying over the bay. The garage fits two cars and still leaves good storage space for paddleboards or those bikes you might ride along quiet Florida streets on cool mornings.

When it comes to security, there are cameras everywhere that matter but they're not shouting at you—it just feels safe without being too in your face. The sound system is the kind that floats music wherever you are, even outside near the pool or on the dock. Speaking of the dock, it's private and built for real boaters. Yachts up to fifty feet will fit easily, so you can actually head out for a day at sea whenever you like. I saw a few people fishing right from their docks down the street. Just feels like the kind of place people wave as they pass.

And the best thing is, you're still on Key Biscayne, where the coffee shop is never really that far and you might see kids biking down Mashta Drive in the late afternoon. Florida's sun has a way of making everything just a touch slower and nicer out here.

The truth is, you can hear all the details in the world but you'll know in about five minutes if the house feels right for your life. So if you're thinking about something on the Miami waterfront that feels like a forever home, it would be worth coming for a look. If you want to talk it through or just walk around and imagine your days here, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next move to just feel easy.