Le Jeune House

Le Jeune House is an eight-story condominium complex built in 1977, composed largely of two-bedroom townhouse-style units arranged over two levels. The architecture is typical of late-1970s South Florida residential blocks: low-rise massing, practical balconies and corner exposures that provide city or pool views. Interiors commonly feature split-level plans with living areas and a half bath on the ground floor, bedrooms and full bath(s) on the upper level, vaulted ceilings in select units, walk-in closets, and a mix of bathtub and shower configurations. Many residences include in-unit laundry or stacked washer/dryer connections, updated impact windows or storm shutters, and private outdoor space (balcony, porch or deck). Building amenities are straightforward and utilitarian: a gated entry, on-site pool, covered assigned parking with additional spaces available to rent, and a recreation room adjacent to the pool. Accessibility elements include elevators and first-floor entries; some units have handicap access. Exterior features emphasize security and storm readiness — high-impact doors and shutters are common. The property’s location is a core asset: centrally sited in Miami near Miami International Airport, major expressways, Brickell, Coral Gables and downtown, placing dining, shopping and transit within easy reach. The complex appeals to investors and value-oriented buyers seeking rental income or a convenient city base rather than high‑design finishes or luxury services.