1611 Euclid Ave

This is a low-rise, two-story Art Deco residential building constructed in 1947 and sited in the heart of Miami Beach’s South Beach district. The exterior presents period architectural details and a gated courtyard entry that opens to a shared landscaped outdoor area and individual ground-floor patios. Units are primarily studios and one-bedroom apartments arranged on two levels, many occupying corner positions that maximize cross-ventilation and natural light through large casement and hurricane-rated windows. Interior features commonly include hardwood floors, high ceilings, walk-in closets or generous closet cabinetry, and layouts with eat-in kitchens or galley kitchens; several units show updated kitchens and bathrooms and some contain in-unit washer/dryer hookups or on-site laundry. Building services are modest and residential in scale: secure gated access with intercom, limited on-site parking typical for the neighborhood, and a pet- and renter-friendly policy. The setting is extremely walkable—immediately adjacent to Lincoln Road’s retail and dining corridor and a short walk to the beach—making the building a compact, character-rich option for owners and investors seeking classic Miami Beach architecture combined with convenient urban amenities.