4000 Ne 169Th St

A mid-rise condominium complex built in 1973 with six stories and predominantly two-bedroom residences. The architecture is straightforward mid‑century Florida—low-rise massing, broad balconies and wraparound terraces that prioritize outdoor sightlines. Units commonly feature tile flooring, eat-in kitchens with breakfast bars or islands, main-level primary suites, generous closets including walk-in options, dual sinks and a mix of tub/shower and jetted tub configurations. Public circulation includes low-rise elevator service and ground-floor entries for many homes; first-floor units often read as easy-access flats. Exterior elements emphasize coastal resilience and outdoor living: private balconies or porches, decks, outdoor lighting, and storm/security shutters on many units. The community is guard-gated with managed grounds, pool and exercise facilities, a community room, and close, convenient parking often positioned near elevators. Residents report direct intracoastal and bay-facing exposures with wide water views from multiple rooms, creating a strong connection to boating and waterfront activity. Proximity to beaches, shopping, dining and theaters places the building within a walkable, evolving North Miami Beach neighborhood. Pet and rental policies vary by unit; building management handles certifications and periodic capital maintenance typical of older coastal condominiums.