1027 Euclid Ave

A low-rise, two-story Art Deco residential building in Miami Beach dating to 1930, converted to condominiums in the early 2000s. The property contains mostly studio and one-bedroom plans arranged around interior corridors; units include a variety of entry levels (ground and second floor) and a mix of original period detail and later updates such as laminated wood floors, newer AC units, and retrofitted kitchens and baths. Common elements are modest and practical: card-operated laundry on-site, bi-weekly hallway cleaning, and periodic pest control. The exterior retains Art Deco massing and ornamentation typical of South Beach, with a small planted garden or light-well visible from some ground-floor units. Parking is not prominently provided; street parking and nearby public options serve residents. The association permits short-term leasing (six-month minimum in many cases) and allows small pets under specified weight limits, making the building flexible for investors and pied-à-terre owners. Located within walking distance of Lincoln Road, Ocean Drive, and Flamingo Park, the building sits in a dense, pedestrian-oriented neighborhood with heavy tourism and nightlife activity nearby.