1045 Lenox Ave

A low-rise, mid-century boutique condominium in Miami Beach, the two-story property dates to 1949 and presents a compact, neighborhood-scaled experience typical of South Beach’s smaller residential blocks. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts (with some one-bedroom offerings noted in listings) that emphasize simple, livable floorplans: main-level entries, split or stacked bedroom arrangements, walk-in closets, and separate living and dining areas. Interior character across units ranges from original period details to fully remodeled finishes — owners report travertine and marble floors, updated kitchens with stainless appliances, modern mosaic-tiled baths, and in-unit washers and dryers. The building’s exterior retains a modest mid-century aesthetic with perimeter fencing, courtyard spaces, and some units benefiting from outdoor living areas and privacy walls. Common features are straightforward rather than opulent: courtyard access, gated entry elements, gated security in some descriptions, and surface residential parking or abundant street parking rather than structured garage parking. Pet-friendly policies and short-term leasing options have appeared in listings, though platform restrictions (no Airbnb in some units) are enforced by the association. The property’s location on Lenox Avenue places it directly across from Flamingo Park and within an easy walk of Lincoln Road, Whole Foods, Alton Road dining, and the beach, supporting a highly walkable, activity-rich South Beach lifestyle.