349 Meridian Ave

A low-rise Art Deco condominium constructed in 1937, this two-story boutique building in Miami Beach presents classic 1930s massing with a modest residential scale. Units range from studio and junior one-bedroom layouts to larger one-bedroom configurations, many arranged with living and dining flow, eat-in kitchens or breakfast bars, and primary bedrooms on the main level. Interiors commonly feature original or refinished hardwood floors, walk-in closets, built-in cabinetry, and updated mechanicals such as new AC systems and impact-rated windows in several residences. Exposed elements of period detail are complemented by contemporary upgrades in select units, including high-end kitchen cabinetry, quartz counters, upgraded baths and modern appliances. The property is organized around a landscaped courtyard and gated garden enclave, with patios, balconies overlooking shared green space, and a privacy wall that buffers the building from the street. Common areas are intimate rather than expansive: a secured entry, planted courtyard, and limited on-site laundry arrangements in some units rather than central facilities. Parking is constrained in this South of Fifth location; on-site dedicated stalls are not a defining feature and street or nearby public parking and neighborhood garages are typical alternatives. The building allows small pets and has implemented security measures such as high-impact doors and impact windows. Set on a tree-lined block in the South of Fifth neighborhood, the building is a short walk to white-sand beaches, South Pointe Park, oceanfront dining and nightlife. Its scale and setting cater to buyers seeking a historic, low-density residential experience with an amenity profile focused on location and outdoor courtyard character rather than large modern amenity packages.