300 Euclid Ave

Armitage Place is a low-rise, five-story boutique condominium built in 1998 and located in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth (SoFi) enclave. The complex is organized as townhouse-style two‑bedroom residences, many arranged as two-story units with private foyer entries and direct access to small outdoor terraces or rooftop decks. Architectural character leans Mediterranean with subdued, elegant detailing; units commonly feature open-plan living areas on the entry level, French doors or atrium-style openings, abundant windows, and multiple private balconies. Interior finishes across typical residences include built-in cabinetry, kitchen islands or breakfast bars, jetted or garden tubs, walk-in closets, and a mix of hardwood or marble flooring depending on remodels. Shared facilities are modest and residential in scale: a heated pool, gated/secure entry, covered assigned parking, and landscaped courtyards and patios that create a garden-like setting. Building services are limited but practical—an elevator serves upper floors and security/high-impact doors are in place. Pet-friendly policies and relatively low maintenance fees support a neighborhood-oriented lifestyle. The property’s footprint emphasizes a private, small-community feel while placing residents within short walking distance of South Pointe Park, the beach, restaurants, marinas, and the concentrated retail and nightlife of South Beach.