The City Beautiful: tree-lined streets, barrel-tile roofs and Mediterranean Revival homes, a few minutes from Downtown Miami and the airport.
Coral Gables is a planned city in Miami-Dade County known for Mediterranean Revival architecture, mature tree canopy and the Miracle Mile shopping district. You'll find historic and new single-family homes, townhomes and condos. Exterior changes go through the city's Board of Architects, so plan renovations with that in mind.
Historic Mediterranean homes, newer custom builds, plus condos and townhomes near downtown Coral Gables.
Miracle Mile, Venetian Pool, the Biltmore Hotel and the University of Miami campus.
Exterior renovations need approval from the city's Board of Architects, and some homes carry historic designation.
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The city was planned in the 1920s around Mediterranean Revival style, and the Board of Architects still reviews exterior designs to keep that character.
Yes, but exterior work like roofs, windows, additions and colors usually needs Board of Architects review, and historically designated homes have extra rules. I can connect you with local contractors who know the process.
Yes. Condos and townhomes are concentrated around downtown Coral Gables and near Ponce de Leon Blvd, and they can be a lower-cost way into the city.
Some parts are and some aren't. Flood zones are set parcel by parcel, so I check the FEMA zone and elevation certificate for every home you consider.
Send me your budget and timeline, and I'll share current Coral Gables listings that fit.