1410 Euclid Ave

A low-rise, boutique residential property in Miami Beach originally built in 1935 and refurbished through comprehensive renovations in the 2010s. The two-story structure reads as an Art Deco/Spanish Mediterranean ensemble depending on the unit, with classic massing, modest decorative detailing, and a mix of townhouse and apartment-floor plans created through condo conversions. Unit types range from two-bedroom, two-bath flats to multi-level townhouses and three-bedroom walk-ups; many residences include private terraces, balconies, or wrap-around outdoor space. Interiors commonly feature Italian wood flooring, vaulted ceilings in select plans, multiple en-suite bathrooms, dual sinks, soaking tubs and separate showers, walk-in closets, and first-floor primary-bedroom options. Kitchens are generally separate from living areas, outfitted with stone countertops, designer/European-style cabinetry, and professional-grade stainless appliances in newer townhouses. Building comforts emphasize practical urban living: in-unit washer/dryers, impact glass or sliding doors, pre-wiring for cable/internet, assigned parking in limited supply, and low association fees reflective of a small-unit development (typically 2–8 units per building). Outdoor elements include small courtyards, patios, decks and fenced private yards. Pet and handicap access accommodations vary by unit. The location is highly walkable—steps from Lincoln Road, Flamingo Park, and the beach—offering a blend of residential quiet and immediate access to South Beach’s restaurants, shopping and green space.