Oceania V is a residential complex located on the Intracostal Waterways between Oceania VI and the prestigious Atlantic Island at the southern portion of Sunny Isles Beach.
Oceania V is the newest of Oceania’s towers, developed in 2002 with 157 residences and the 29th floor. Owners enjoy one of the top luxury waterfront residential buildings; floor plans from one-bedroom to three bedrooms range from 1,260 to 2,970 SqFt.
Oceania I and Oceania III sit on the ocean side on Collins Ave, and Oceania IV and Oceania V sit on the Intracostal Waterway.
Enjoy ocean breezes and resort-style amenities, including gated, 24 hours security, valet, party rooms, a clubhouse that includes two restaurants, basketball courts, racquetball courts, tennis courts, a full-service spa, and beauty salon, fitness center, and workout room.
The tower of the Oceania II condo is just a few miles north of the prestigious Bal Harbour Shops, walking distance to restaurants, shops, houses of worship, and the Haulover Inlet. In addition, the Oceania community is one of only a few residential buildings in Sunny Isles that allows self-parking for its residents.
In 1971, The Beatles, the Monkeys, Sammie Davis Jr., Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Ike, Tina Turner, Jimi Hendrix, and Little Richard were just some who played and hung out or hung outperformed in Sunny Isles.
One of the more infamous sp o ts for partying wasn’t on the beach but on Fairyland Island, which jutted into the Intracostal Waterway.
Built in 1957 by Pickin’ Chicken restaurant founder Joe Hart, The Castaways, was a sprawling hotel designed by architect Charles McKirahan. The parties at the hotel’s Wreck Bar, which was open from 11 Am-to 5 AM, were legendary for celebrity visits and, by the 1970s, their debauchery. Bill O Reilly was at one time a bouncer for the “Wreck Bar.”
Today the Castaways is only a memory; it was demolished in 1984 and is now Oceania Island, where the 341-foot-tall Oceania IV and the 354-foot-tall Oceania V now stand.
With only 24 boat slips, The Intercoastal Marina Association (Oceania Marina) has opportunities to own your boat dock up to 60 feet for residents only; the marina includes electricity, water, storage, and 24-hours security.
Only a few minutes to Haulover inlet. Oceania has its park on the west side of Collins Ave and consists of benches and a walkway. No dogs are allowed open from sunrise to sunset.
Sunny Isles Beach is Florida’s Riviera, with opulent, luxurious condominiums lining the two miles of pristine, white sandy beaches. The Atlantic Ocean laps against its eastern shores, and the Intracostal
Waterways border the western coast. Life is beautiful in Sunny Isles Beach; it’s a paradise for the rich and famous. But, with new oceanfront residential towers on the rise, added high-end amenities, and billionaires moving to town, Sunny Isles is quickly becoming the year-round stomping ground for the world’s elite.
Elegance, opulence, and wealth flow from the sprawling oceanfront penthouses through the veins of its sun-kissed owners to bottles of Champagne popped on mega yachts on the city’s beautiful beaches.
Sunny Isles Beach is a final world-class destination on the striking coastline of South Florida. Lying between the Intracoastal Waterways and the Atlantic Ocean, the island offers days of sun on its white-sand beaches.
Sunny Isles is north of South Beach and just a few miles from the Upscale, open-air Bal-Harbour Shops that house designer brands like Chanel, Bulgaria, and Jimmy Choo, to name a few an array of top-rated restaurants.
If you would like more information on any of the Oceania V condos for sale, please call Gladis Henriquez at 305-281-8653.
