71 Nw 76Th St

A low-rise, two-story cooperative complex built in 1961, composed primarily of one-bedroom residences arranged around shared outdoor spaces. The architecture is utilitarian midcentury, with straightforward massing and modest façades; a gated perimeter and fencing provide basic security. Interiors typically feature main-level bedroom layouts, breakfast areas, and a mix of first- and second-floor entries; many units include full tubs/showers and primary bedrooms on upper or main levels depending on floor plan. Common elements emphasize practicality: on-site laundry rooms, courtyard and outdoor living areas, and mature fruit trees that punctuate the grounds. Parking is limited but available; some units offer one or two dedicated spaces. The co-op model yields low monthly maintenance and tax obligations, and building management appears investment-oriented with existing tenant occupancy and rental activity. Services are minimal — no concierge or fitness facilities — and pet policies are not prominently featured. Located east of I-95 within Miami’s Little River Industrial District, the property sits near Wynwood, Midtown, and Miami Beach, offering convenient access to urban amenities, art and dining corridors, and commuter routes while maintaining a modest, neighborhood-scale presence.