1750 James Ave

An 11-story residential condominium built in 1970, this South Beach midrise primarily offers studio and one-bedroom residences with traditional concrete construction and a mix of original and renovated interiors. Units typically feature balconies with city or partial ocean views, tiled or wood-look flooring, eat-in kitchens or compact galley layouts, one to one-and-a-half bathrooms, and practical built-in storage such as closets and pantry space. Common building systems include elevators, laundry rooms on every floor, central air, and hurricane-impact windows or sliders in many units. Exterior amenities reflect an urban beachside setting: covered garage parking with assigned spaces, a secured lobby, gated or fenced courtyards and outdoor living areas, storm security shutters, awnings, and balcony railings. The property is managed with modest HOA fees and condominium rules that have included leasing restrictions for the first two years of ownership; recent years have seen concrete restoration and painting assessments addressed by some sellers. Its location places residents two blocks or less from the Atlantic, steps from Lincoln Road, Collins Avenue dining and shopping, the Miami Beach Convention Center, and local entertainment venues — a pedestrian-focused environment where daily errands and nightlife are within easy walking distance.