Al Capone's Miami home: Al Capone's mansion in Palm Island, Miami Beach

Al Capone's mansion on Palm Island. The legendary Chicago gangster bought this bayfront estate in 1928 to hide from the cold and from the law, lived here in his final years, and died in the house in 1947. It sits on a private island in Miami Beach, fully restored over the years and listed for sale for millions. Palm Island is a private, guard-gated island in the heart of Miami Beach, reached by a single causeway and famous for its bayfront mansions. It's one of the city's most historic and exclusive addresses. In short: Al Capone's house Palm Island · Miami Beach. 1928: the gangster comes to Miami Hiding on the bay. Lived and died here — 1947 Exclusive private island. Restored, listed for millions A piece of Miami history. Can you live in the same neighborhood as Al Capone? Yes. Buying a mansion like this costs millions, but Palm Island, Miami Beach and the surrounding area also have apartments and homes for rent. In many cases you can live just a few blocks away for a few thousand dollars a month — the most accessible way to enjoy the same area, the same beaches and the same lifestyle as the stars. At Adonait we help you find your property — for sale or for rent — in Palm Island, Miami Beach and across South Florida, with full MLS access and personal service. Tell us what you're looking for and we'll build a search just for you. Note: this article is informational and based on widely reported public information about the homes of well-known figures. Adonait does not represent the people mentioned. Alberto Zaltzberg — Adonait · 954-588-7564 · adonait.com