1600 Michigan Ave

This is a two-story Art Deco residential building constructed in 1936 and located in Miami Beach’s historic district near Lincoln Road. The property primarily offers one- and two-bedroom residences arranged across two levels, with several units featuring private entrances or access from exterior stairs. Architectural character includes period details and modest massing typical of 1930s South Beach buildings, with updated elements such as impact windows and restored façades where units have been modernized. Interiors vary by unit but commonly present open living/dining plans, wood or hardwood-look floors, recessed and crown molding details, and high ceilings in some suites. Kitchens are frequently renovated with granite or marble counters, stainless steel appliances, and European-influenced layouts; bathrooms are modernized with contemporary finishes and shower-only configurations in many units. In-unit washers and dryers, walk-in closets, and breakfast or foyer areas are regularly found. Several second-floor corner units deliver generous natural light and terraces or balconies; some ground-floor residences include private patios or gardens. Shared building traits include a walkable urban setting two blocks from Flamingo Park and steps from the beach, limited onsite parking (occasionally tandem spaces in newer townhome conversions), pet-friendly rules in many listings, and security upgrades such as high-impact doors. Common lifestyle notes: quiet domestic scale, foot-friendly proximity to dining and retail, and a mix of historic charm with contemporary renovations and conveniences.