255 W 24th St

A five-story boutique condominium in Miami Beach’s South Beach Collins Waterfront Historic District, The Mantell Plaza is a 1941 Streamline Moderne / Art Deco building by Albert Anis that preserves period character while operating as a resort-style residential property. The small-footprint structure contains predominantly studio residences, many sold or rented furnished and configured for short-term occupancy; typical interiors show tile or travertine flooring, compact kitchens with granite or stainless finishes, and remodeled baths. Shared spaces emphasize landscaped tropical gardens, a private swimming pool, a modest fitness room, and a community/library room; laundry facilities, bike storage, and on-site porter/security add convenience. The building provides elevator service, secured entry/intercom and storm/impact protections; some units have private balconies and rooftop terrace access from upper-level units. HOA dues commonly include utilities such as electricity, high-speed internet and cable, and on-site management keeps active association reserves. Parking is handled via nearby municipal permits rather than extensive private garages. Located one block from the beach with immediate access to Collins Avenue, Lincoln Road, cultural venues and public transit, the property operates with licensed short-term rental options (minimum seven-day stays where allowed), attracting both investors and buyers seeking a turnkey beach pad in a walkable, amenity-rich South Beach neighborhood.