199 Sw 12Th Ave

A low-rise condominium built in 1989, this five-story complex contains two- and three-bedroom residences arranged around secured common corridors and two passenger elevators. The architecture is utilitarian late-20th-century Miami: stucco façades, balconies or patios on many units, and hurricane-impact windows or accordion/rolling shutters for storm protection. Interiors typically feature tiled floors, eat-in kitchens or breakfast bars, walk-in closets in primary suites, in-unit washer/dryer hookups, and a mix of shower and tub/shower bathing configurations. Common elements include covered, assigned parking spaces, gated entry with intercom security, and updated building systems such as a recently replaced metal roof. Maintenance fees often cover water, trash, and expanded cable; the association maintains modest reserves and enforces rental restrictions (owners must hold units multiple years before leasing). Externally the property includes awnings, lighting, outdoor living areas and landscaping; pet and financing rules vary by unit but some listings note conventional-only financing or FHA approval depending on record. The location anchors the lifestyle: a centrally sited Little Havana address within walking distance of Flagler Street, close to downtown Miami, Brickell, Marlins Park, hospitals and transit corridors, offering easy access to beaches, universities and Miami International Airport.