When looking at the condominium developments on the East Island of Bay Harbor Islands, Carroll Walk always seems to stand out as the perfect fit. After all, who knows better how to build for a city than someone who lives and works there? The condo community of Carroll Walk was developed by local 22-year resident and Bay Harbor town council member, George Reycraft. It is for this reason perhaps that Carroll Walk is such a perfect compliment to Bay Harbor Islands.

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Carroll Walk condo with its location right on the Indian Creek River, Carroll Walk effectively puts prospective buyers right where they need to be to “take a walk on the quiet side” and still have local access to everything the need. Carroll Walk condos are within walking distance of the charming Bay Harbor Islands business and commercial district, which puts buyers within minutes of an impressive selection of local fine dining and shopping establishments.

Carroll Walk Condominium is also just a stone’s throw away from Ruth K. Broad Elementary School, which has received an A grade for the sixth year in a row. As one of the finest schools in the country today, this elementary school features the latest state-of-the-art learning facilities and equipment. For buyers with children, this makes Carroll Walk an especially good buy.

In addition to its Carroll Walk condo convenient location within the city of Bay Harbor Islands, buyers will also find Carroll Walk convenient when they head out into the greater Miami area. Just minutes from the world-renowned Bal Harbour Shops, the Aventura Mall, and Miami’s famed South Beach, Carroll Walk condominiums put buyers right at the heart of South Florida’s hottest and most exciting area- the Gold Coast. With the city’s strict codes on multi-dwelling real estate, Carroll Walk was the first luxury condominium building to be built in Bay Harbor Islands in 30 years. With subtle undertones of the Mediterranean worked into every facet of the its architecture and overlaid with a warm and inviting color palette, the Carroll Walk condo development sits beautifully on the banks of Indian Creek River. Acting in accordance with Bay Harbor Islands zoning policy, the low-density condo building itself is 15-stories tall with a total of 42 condominiums.