1000 Venetian Way is the island address between the skylines, a 22-story waterfront condominium on the Venetian Causeway with Miami on one side and Miami Beach on the other. Completed in 1983, 1000 Venetian Way holds about 120 residences designed by architect Tomás Luis López-Gottardi, from one-bedroom townhomes to five-bedroom layouts with unobstructed bay views. Its low density, deep balconies, and front-row seat over Biscayne Bay keep its resale and rental markets loyal among waterfront condos for sale and for rent near Downtown Miami.
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1000 Venetian Way is the island address between the skylines, a 22-story waterfront condominium on the Venetian Causeway with Miami on one side and Miami Beach on the other. Completed in 1983, 1000 Venetian Way holds about 120 residences designed by architect Tomás Luis López-Gottardi, from one-bedroom townhomes to five-bedroom layouts with unobstructed bay views. Its low density, deep balconies, and front-row seat over Biscayne Bay keep its resale and rental markets loyal among waterfront condos for sale and for rent near Downtown Miami.
1000 Venetian Way Key Facts
- Address: 1000 Venetian Way, Miami Beach, FL 33139
- Neighborhood: Venetian Islands (listed under Downtown Miami)
- Architect: Tomás Luis López-Gottardi
- Stories: 22
- Total Residences: About 120
- Year Completed: 1983
- Residence Sizes: 1,030 - 3,870 sq. ft.
- Floor Plans: 1- to 5-bedroom condos plus four-story townhomes
Condos on the Venetian Causeway
The complex pairs a 22-story tower with ten four-story townhomes, all oriented to the water. Units range from 1,030 to 3,870 square feet with one to five bedrooms, and many have been extensively remodeled by design-minded owners drawn to the building's bay panoramas. A grid of deep balconies gives nearly every residence an outdoor room facing Biscayne Bay. The location on the first Venetian Island closest to downtown puts the tower minutes from the Bayfront Park waterfront and the Miami Beach side of the causeway alike.
Two Pools, Tennis, and a Boat Dock
Amenities include two swimming pools, a tennis court, basketball court, fitness center, Turkish steam rooms, a private club room, a children's playroom, gated and attended entry, 24/7 security, concierge service, and over 200 parking spaces, with boat dockage adding to the waterfront credentials.
Between Downtown and the Beach
The Venetian Causeway connects downtown Miami to South Beach, so residents split the difference: Brickell, Wynwood, and the airport one way, Sunset Harbour and South Beach the other. See more waterfront options in our Downtown Miami condos guide and new residential developments.
1000 Venetian Way Frequently Asked Questions
Where is 1000 Venetian Way?
On the Venetian Causeway at 1000 Venetian Way, Miami Beach, FL 33139, on the first Venetian Island closest to downtown Miami. Note it sits in Miami Beach, though listed with downtown addresses.
When was it built?
1983, designed by architect Tomás Luis López-Gottardi. It is one of the established waterfront condominiums on the causeway.
How many units are there?
About 120 residences: a 22-story tower plus ten four-story townhomes, with one- to five-bedroom layouts of 1,030 to 3,870 square feet.
What amenities are available?
Two pools, tennis and basketball courts, fitness center, Turkish steam rooms, club room, children's playroom, gated entry, 24/7 security, concierge, and boat dockage.
Do units have bay views?
Yes. Nearly every residence faces Biscayne Bay with deep balconies and largely unobstructed views of the water and both skylines.
Can I buy or rent here?
Yes. The building has active resale and rental markets, popular with buyers seeking low-density waterfront living between downtown and the beach.
