215 30Th St

A low-rise Mediterranean/Art Deco–influenced condominium completed in 1935, this two-story boutique property clusters primarily one-bedroom homes around a landscaped central courtyard. The building’s exterior shows period details such as awnings, modest ornamental lighting and a perimeter fence that together create a shaded, pedestrian-oriented entry experience. Interiors tend to reflect older construction with features like vaulted ceilings, wood or tile floors, compact renovated kitchens and single bathrooms; many units offer first- or second-floor entries and some have bedroom-on-main layouts. Shared conveniences are minimal but practical: in‑building laundry, security cameras, and on-site trash and pest service; parking is limited to street parking with resident stickers. Pet policies are generally restrictive (small dogs only, often capped near 25 lbs) and short-term rentals are typically prohibited, reinforcing a longer-term residential tenor. The building sits one block from the ocean and close to Lincoln Road and the Faena/Edition hotel district, placing residents within easy walking distance of restaurants, shops and public transit — a walkable South Beach lifestyle grounded in vintage architecture and modest, well-maintained communal spaces.