Normandy Isles, also referred to as Isle of Normandy, is a metropolitan neighborhood near the North Beach neighborhood of Miami Beach and is notably located within the glistening Biscayne Bay. To the North of Normandy Isles is Normandy Shores and to the south is the luxurious La Gorce neighborhood. Despite its urban center, Normandy Isles exudes a sophisticated beach town vibe with convenient access to Biscayne Bay, surrounding beaches, and all of Miami Beach. From its extensive display of Miami Modern architecture to its streets and town center reminiscent of a European town, Normandy Isles is a fusion of culture and style all its own. The neighborhood is close to some of Miami Beach’s top shopping destinations, including the outdoor Bal Harbour Shops with over 100 luxury retailers and the Lincoln Road Shopping District featuring locally-owned boutiques. Condominiums and larger homes populate the southern side of Normandy Isles. These properties enjoy exceptional waterfront views and access to Biscayne Bay. While many homes have been remodeled and feature Meditteranean and modern styling, many still retain their historical Miami Modernist and mid-century charm. The Jewish Community Is made up 2 shuls, that have been in Miami for many years, the Sephardic Temple Moses Synagogue and The Chabad of Normandy Isles.