Madrid Terrace Condominium

Madrid Terrace Condominium is a low-rise, four-story condominium complex built in 1973 in central Miami. The property contains primarily one- and two-bedroom residences arranged across ground through fourth-floor levels, with a mix of first-floor entries and stacked/second-floor units. Typical interior features include tiled floors, walk-in closets in select layouts, modest kitchens with breakfast areas or bars, and a combination of shower-only and tub-shower bathrooms. Units offer private balconies facing internal courtyards or the pool and some apartments provide direct pool views. Common elements include an elevator, an on-site laundry room, a communal meeting/recreation room, and basic lobby security cameras. Outdoors the site centers on a courtyard with a swimming pool, outdoor living areas, storm/security shutters on openings, and a recently repaved parking area providing one reserved space per unit plus street parking for additional vehicles. The association enforces a no-pets policy, maintains relatively low monthly fees, and reports reserve funds; management handles grounds upkeep and shared utilities. Located on W Flagler Street near 68th Avenue, the building sits within walking distance of supermarkets, restaurants, bus stops, and is convenient to the Palmetto Expressway, I-836 and Miami International Airport, offering a practical, transit-accessible urban lifestyle.