
Apartments near Margaret Pace Park in Miami, FL (2,129 Rentals)


Casa Grande I Towers

658 NW 1st St

236 NW 7th Ave

560 SW 2nd St

553 SW 3rd St

302 SW 7th St

220 NW 7th Ave

500 NE 26th St

600 NE 26th St

620 NE 26th St

1060 Brickell

421 SW 6th St

195 SW 9th St

418 NE 26th St

404 SW 5th Ave

552 SW 3rd St

739 NW 3rd St

721 NW 2nd St

27 NW 7th Ave

120 NW 7th Ave

435 SW 5th Ave

142 SW 9th St

27 SW 11th St

427 SW 6th St

567 SW 3rd St

643 SW 1st St

Art Deco building

527 NE 26th St

921 NW 8th Street Rd

629 SW 2nd St

401 NE 26th St

601 NE 26th St

677 NE 26th St

1021 SW 1st Ave

520 NE 29th St

441 NE 26th St

470 SW 5th St

Bonsai I

451 SW 6th St

628 SW 2nd St

659 SW 1st St

737 NW 12th St

Xanadu

536 SW 4th St

428 SW 6th St

341 SW 7th St

1029 SW 1st Ave

700 NE 26th Ter

574 SW 3rd St

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Margaret Pace Park is a small but cozy 8-acre park, located by the waterfront on North Bayshore Drive. It's a fairly-low key spot as far as tourists are concerned, so local or quiet-loving apartment-ites will appreciate the tranquillity and location of the park. It's great for a stroll along Biscayne Bay, one of Miami's lagoons, which is a hotspot for fishermen, but the park also provides a panoramic view of the entire city. Apart from a series of landscaped pathways, the park features two lit basketball courts and two tennis courts. Because it's also dog-friendly, there's no need to leave your sad pooch alone in your apartment. The park is great for picnics or soccer-playing on the main field, or jogging on the open trails, and is a nice break from the hustle and bustle of the crowded city. As this is a public park, entrance is free, but parking can be a little hard to find. Many rent the park to hold parties and events (including outdoor concerts), or even fitness classes, which is why the park has such a community feel to it. All in all, a pleasant place to come and relax.
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