600 15Th St

A low-rise, two-story Art Deco condominium in Miami Beach originally completed in 1940 and attributed to Murray Dixon. The boutique property contains predominantly two-bedroom layouts alongside a variety of one-bedroom corner units created through conversion and renovation. Architecturally it reads as a classic Deco block with rounded corner bays, punched window rhythms and modest decorative motifs preserved or restored during conversion work. Interiors commonly show wood floors, separated kitchens with modern cabinetry and appliances, walk-in closets, and compact bathroom footprints featuring glass-enclosed showers. Units frequently include in-unit washer/dryer combos, impact-rated windows, and either first- or second-floor entry configurations. Common areas are restrained and residential in scale: gated entry, secured access, and limited communal circulation rather than large lobbies or extensive shared amenities. The building sits within a highly walkable South Beach location—steps from Lincoln Road, Flamingo Park and the ocean—so outdoor recreation and retail are effectively extensions of the property experience. Parking is not emphasized in listings and the building’s small scale implies limited on-site vehicle facilities. Pet and rental policies vary by conversion unit; the association has managed special assessments related to roof and recertification work that have been addressed in recent years.