344 Meridian Ave

A low-rise condominium completed in 1974, this four-story building offers primarily one-bedroom residences arranged around a modest, residential-scale property on tree-lined Meridian Avenue in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth. The architecture is typical mid-1970s low-rise urban housing with modest façades, private balconies or porches for many units, and a compact footprint that keeps circulation intimate. Interiors vary by unit but commonly include single-level living plans, walk-in closets, renovated kitchens with granite counters in several homes, wood or laminated flooring, and remodeled bathrooms; some units have in-unit washers and dryers. Common features in the building include an elevator, assigned parking spaces plus guest parking, a shared laundry room, and modest landscaped outdoor areas. Pet rules allow dogs up to 50 pounds. The building has undergone periodic updates — including elevator replacement and ongoing remodeling work — and meets required local certifications. Its immediate neighborhood lifestyle emphasizes short walks to the beach, South Pointe Park, restaurants, and shopping, offering a quiet, pedestrian-friendly setting with easy access to I‑95 and the airport via short drives.