1605 Lenox Ave

A modest two-story Art Deco condominium built in 1940, the property reads as a low-rise boutique complex composed mainly of one-bedroom residences. Exterior character leans on period detailing softened by tropical landscaping: gated entry, a central courtyard with lush plantings, ground-floor patios and perimeter fencing. Units typically offer first-floor entry, open living/dining layouts, built-in cabinetry, wood floors, walk-in closets and fireplaces in some homes; several floorplans include flexible den/secondary spaces and multiple entrances. Recent upgrades reported in many units include stainless-steel appliances, granite counters, new flooring and impact windows. Common features emphasize outdoor living and security—patio areas for grilling, secure high-impact doors, and a maintained courtyard—while parking is limited and handled at the property level. Pet-friendly policies are noted and the HOA covers insurance, water/sewer and basic utilities for many units; the association has completed necessary recertifications and maintains modest reserves. The scale and finish level suit owners seeking a neighborhood-focused environment with immediate access to street-level urban life rather than high-rise services.