1150 Euclid Ave

A low-rise, three-story condominium built in 1965 comprising primarily one-bedroom residences. The exterior presents a mid‑century South Beach scale with modest street presence, small courtyards and private balconies for some units. Interiors commonly feature original and restored details—pine or wood floors in many units—alongside updated kitchens and bathrooms in renovated apartments. Typical unit planning emphasizes entry-level living with combined living/dining areas, closets and storage, and a mix of first-, second- and third-floor entries reached via elevator or stair cores. Common elements include an entrance foyer, on-site laundry, and outdoor living areas bounded by low fences. Parking is limited and often managed by a waiting list or a small allocation of designated spaces; some listings note extra storage and off-street parking availability. The association shows active upkeep: building-wide renovations and 40‑year recertification work have been completed, with low monthly maintenance fees reported. Policies typically restrict short-term rentals (minimum six-month leases in some units) and allow a limited percentage of rentals, while the pet policy and specific services vary by unit. Located within the Flamingo Park / Lincoln Road corridor of Miami Beach, the building offers immediate pedestrian access to beaches, parks, restaurants, grocery stores and public transit, reflecting a walkable, amenity-rich urban beach lifestyle.