224 Meridian Ave

A low-rise, two-story condominium building erected in 1959 in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood. The property contains small studio and one-bedroom configurations arranged around a central garden and courtyard; many units present first- and second-floor entries and compact footprints optimized for seasonal or rental use. Architectural character is modest midcentury with simple masonry facades, tiled and hardwood interior floors in varying vintages, and covered porches or outdoor living nooks for ground-floor residences. Interiors typically include eat-in kitchen layouts, pantry space, built-in closet cabinetry and walk-in closets in select units; some homes retain original finishes while others have been updated with tile floors and renovated kitchens. Common outdoor areas emphasize a landscaped garden and terrace, and a limited number of rear parking spaces are available on a first-come basis. Building services are minimal: no full-time concierge, selective in-unit washers/dryers, and occasional special assessments noted for building upgrades. The location is distinctly urban-coastal — a short walk to the beach, marina, restaurants, and neighborhood parks — supporting a pedestrian lifestyle with convenient access to South Beach amenities.