Three Tequesta Point condo address: 848 Brickell Key Drive, Miami Florida

Location: Brickell Key, Miami
Condo address: 848 Brickell Key Drive, Miami Florida
Three Tequesta year Built: 2001
Type: Condominium

Number of Floors: 46
Number of condo units: 238
Three Tequesta condos price:
Floor plans Sq. Ft. range: 1,087 - 3,830
Beds: 1-3, Baths: 1-4
Rental policies: 1 rental per year
Three Tequesta pet restriction: No pet restrictions or weight restrictions. owners only
Three Tequesta Condo Amenities: - Concierge - Valet and Covered Parking - Tennis Court - Pool - 2-level Gym Spa - Racquetball and Squash - 24-Gated - Security - Social Room - BBQ Area

Three Tequesta Point at Brickell key Serenity set apart from Downtown Miami by its own gated entry and private island ambiance, the exclusive residential enclave of Tequesta Point on Brickell Key is linked to the city’s abundant cultural and commercial attractions – mere moments away – by a short scenic causeway. Tequesta Point is conceived in every exquisite detail to create a great residential tradition on the bay. Winding up the private drive to Tequesta Point, poised at Brickell Key’s easternmost tip, the lush landscaping and classical proportions of the open plazas evoke a special sense of place – and arrival.

Three Tequesta Point named in honor of the American Indian tribe found by Florida’s early Spanish explorers at the mouth of the Miami River, Tequesta Point was also inspired by international artist Manuel Carbonell’s series of Tequesta Indian sculptures.

The developer is Swire Group of Hong Kong – London – a global company with a two hundred year history of successful international enterprise. Swire’s strict adherence to a unique master plan for Brickell Key has surrounded Tequesta Point in a wealth of island amenities – shops, restaurants, waterfront promenades. Three Tequesta Point named in honor of the American Indian tribe found by Florida’s early Spanish explorers at the mouth of the Miami River, Tequesta Point was also inspired by international artist Manuel Carbonell’s series of Tequesta Indian sculptures.