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Condominium
$281,900$434 / sqft
1150 Euclid Ave # 101, Miami Beach FL 33139
Listed
1
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
650 sqft
Interior
1965
Year built
$649 / mo
HOA
Condominium
Type
About this home
Oversized and beautifully renovated 1-bedroom + den, 1-bath corner unit located on the first floor with a private balcony. This bright and spacious residence features two separate entrances, an assigned parking space by association, dishwasher, and an excellent floor plan with flexible living space. Ideally situated just one block from Flamingo Park and only a few blocks from the beach, Lincoln Road, Ocean Drive, Whole Foods, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. The building has recently completed a comprehensive renovation, including concrete restoration, new balconies, upgraded hallways, and extensive exterior improvements. Enjoy the benefits of living in a fully updated, move-in-ready residence within a refreshed building, offering peace of mind and long-term value in one of Miami Beach's most desirable neighborhoods.
Features
- First Floor Entry
- Den/Library/Office
- None
- Other
- Other View
Leasing
- Minimum lease
- 180 days
- Leases permitted per year
- 2
- Ok To Lease
- Okay To Lease 1st Year
Leasing terms as stated in the MLS listing, not verified by us. The association’s governing documents control what is actually permitted and can change — confirm before you buy.
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Repairs, turnover, management
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