1455 Michigan Ave

This is a low-rise 2-story condominium block constructed in 1941, reflecting Miami Beach’s mid-century residential fabric with modest Art Deco-era influences. Units are primarily studio configurations with some one-bedroom conversions; many feature first-floor entries or second-floor access, built-in furnishings, and compact kitchen-dining combos suited to efficient coastal living. Interior finishes commonly include tile floors, refinished bathrooms, and window air-conditioning units; several units have been updated while the building retains its historic massing and modest scale. Exterior elements are simple and maintenance-focused: basic lighting, small patios for a few ground-floor homes, and shared exterior maintenance covered by a low homeowners association fee. Common-area work emphasizes practicality rather than luxury, with recent renovations reported to corridors and entryways. Parking is street-based with a nearby public free 3-hour lot; short-term rentals are generally not permitted under current rules. The property sits in a walkable South Beach neighborhood near Lincoln Road, Flamingo Park and the beach, making it attractive for renters, pied-a-terre buyers, or investors seeking steady month-to-month demand rather than full-service condominium living.