1925 Washington Ave

A low-rise, two-story Art Deco condominium constructed in 1949 and located on Washington Avenue in South Beach. The property is composed primarily of one-bedroom residences, many of which are corner or split plans offering cross-ventilation and natural light from east and west exposures. Interiors vary from original Miami‑Dade pine or hardwood floors to fully renovated units with modern kitchens, stainless steel appliances, marble or granite counters, dual‑zone split AC systems, and walk-in closets. The building’s layout centers on a landscaped tropical courtyard that opens to covered porches and private balconies; common exterior features include fenced perimeters and street-level entrances. Shared building attributes favor a modest, community-oriented atmosphere: low HOA, on-site management protocols typical of small condominium associations, and a mix of owner-occupied and rentable units. Pet policies are permissive for small animals and leasing is allowed with one-year minimums in most units. Parking is primarily street parking along Washington and nearby avenues; there is no large resident garage. The site is highly walkable — two blocks from the beach, adjacent to the Miami Beach Convention Center and Jackie Gleason Theater, and within easy reach of Lincoln Road, restaurants, beaches, parks, and cultural venues — supporting both seasonal and year-round lifestyles.