421 Ne 14Th Ave

A mid-rise residential condominium completed in 1972, the seven-story complex comprises primarily two-bedroom units arranged around central corridors and elevator access. The architecture is characteristic of early 1970s South Florida multifamily construction: straightforward concrete frame, exterior balconies or enclosed terraces, and a low-rise massing that keeps scale human and street-friendly. Interiors typically feature practical layouts with eat-in kitchens or breakfast areas, generous closet storage including walk-in closets in some units, full and half-bath configurations, and features like built-in cabinetry, pantry space, and foyer entries. Many residences have enclosed balconies used as dens, home offices, or guest rooms; ceramic or tiled floors are common and some units offer updated kitchens, tankless water heaters, and hurricane-impact windows. Common areas emphasize social and recreational life: a clubhouse, heated pool and garden courtyard, exercise room, sauna, billiards and shuffleboard, barbecue and outdoor living spaces, plus laundry and on-site storage. Building-level systems include elevator service and an emergency generator. Parking is typically deeded; pet rules allow cats and birds in many units. This is an age-restricted community (55+), with condo bylaws prohibiting short-term rentals and often disallowing leasing. The property sits minutes from Hallandale Beach, shopping corridors, Gulfstream Park, casinos, and Aventura Mall, offering a coastal-suburban lifestyle with easy access to transit, dining, and medical services.