330 74Th St

A low-rise, two-story condominium built in 1949 and set within Miami Beach’s North Beach neighborhood. The property contains a mix of studio and one-bedroom residences arranged for easy, street-level access with a handful of second-floor units; typical apartment interiors emphasize applied storage (walk-in closets), basic kitchen and full-bath facilities, and tile flooring. Exterior elements are modest and residential in scale: small private balconies or porches for some units, outdoor common areas, and proximity to shared recreational courts and a community pool within the immediate block. Common-area infrastructure is straightforward and utilitarian, including on-site laundry and low monthly maintenance charges; the association has completed building recertification and generally enforces simple, investor-friendly rules (varied rental policies reported across listings). Parking is not prominently featured in unit descriptions, and pet policies vary by unit or listing. Architecturally the building reads as mid-century vernacular Miami Beach housing—unadorned, low-profile, and focused on beach-adjacent convenience rather than luxury. Its site places residents within short walking distance to the ocean, retail, restaurants, parks and public transit, creating a lifestyle rooted in beach access and neighborhood amenities rather than onsite opulence.