The Pines and The Palms

The Pines and The Palms is a small, three-story Art Deco boutique residential property built in 1938 in Miami Beach. The low-rise structure contains primarily one-bedroom residences with occasional dens and two-bedroom penthouse configurations; units display high ceilings and original period details such as wood plank flooring alongside modern renovations. Interiors commonly include features favored for livability: main-level primary layouts, walk-in closets, French or atrium doors, pantry and breakfast areas, kitchen islands, and separate showers. Many units open to private terraces, porches or share a planted interior courtyard that serves as the building’s outdoor living hub. Common services are minimal and building-scale — on-site laundry, an enclosed bike area, designated residential parking nearby, and condominium-friendly pet policies. The exterior reads as a classic Miami Beach block with a modest street presence, tree-lined sidewalks and immediate proximity to small parks; several listings emphasize direct access to the boardwalk, ocean and cultural destinations on Lincoln Road. Maintenance and upgrades in individual units vary, with frequent recent improvements like impact windows, renovated kitchens and contemporary HVAC systems while the building retains its historic character.