747 Michigan Ave

A low-rise Mediterranean/Art Deco residential property constructed in 1925, the three-story building combines vintage South Beach character with modest, apartment-style living. Architecture features stucco walls, keystone accents in the lobby and decorative flourishes typical of 1920s Miami Beach design; a gated entrance and landscaped tropical courtyard with a central fountain form the building’s exterior focus. Unit mix is primarily one- and two-bedroom apartments spread over three floors, including top-floor corner units that receive abundant light and some first-floor homes with direct courtyard access. Interiors commonly present high ceilings, hardwood or tile floors, in-unit washer/dryer setups, walk-in closets and functional kitchens with breakfast bars or eat-in areas. Common elements emphasize relaxed, social outdoor space — awnings, patios and a fenced courtyard encourage neighborly use; keystone flooring and a skylight appear in the shared lobby and hallways. Practical building systems have been periodically updated (including recent A/C equipment and a renewed 40-year certification), and units are provided with hurricane shutters. Management is small-scale and oriented to basic services: cable is often included in the low maintenance fee, routine pest control is performed, and the association maintains reserves. Street parking with decals and limited guest spaces are typical; the condominium association permits pets with some restrictions. The property sits on a quiet South Beach street within easy walking distance of Flamingo Park, grocery stores, restaurants, the beach and transit, offering a neighborhood-focused, amenity-light urban lifestyle rather than full-service luxury.