1605 Euclid Ave

A low-rise, two-story Art Deco condominium erected in 1934 and sited inside the Miami Beach Art Deco Historic District. The block-faced building clusters roughly eight units around landscaped common areas and a gated courtyard, retaining period details such as decorative façades and modest communal scale. Individual residences frequently feature vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, hardwood or terracotta floors, fireplaces, abundant windows on multiple exposures and open living/dining plans with breakfast nooks. Kitchens are often updated with custom cabinetry and modern appliances while many units include in-unit washer/dryer and renovated baths. Outdoors the property offers a private backyard/patio and barbecue area accessed directly from some kitchens, plus fenced grounds and walkway landscaping. Parking is limited in typical South Beach fashion; the building’s walkable location reduces car dependence. The community has historically been investor-friendly with tenant-occupied units permitted under existing rules, and short-term rentals are restricted. Overall the character is historic, compact, and highly pedestrian-oriented, with immediate proximity to Lincoln Road, Collins Avenue, Ocean Drive, Lummus Park and nearby neighborhood conveniences.