Tudor House Condo

Tudor House Condo is a low-rise, garden-style condominium completed in 1958 and organized across three stories with about two dozen units. The property primarily offers one-bedroom layouts and a handful of studio/efficiency footprints, many of which have been remodeled over the years while retaining original details such as wood flooring. Architecturally the complex reads as midcentury coastal housing with simple lines, low massing, and shared outdoor circulation—walk-up access is common, complemented by elevator service in parts of the building. Interior features across residences typically include eat-in kitchens or breakfast bars, pantry and closet storage, a mix of tub-and-shower and shower-only baths, and main-level entries that make units easily accessible. Exterior amenities emphasize the waterfront setting: a bayfront pool and wide deck facing Biscayne Bay, a common dock and outdoor living/courtyard spaces with tropical landscaping, balconies or private decks on select units, and barbecue areas. Practical building services include assigned and secure parking, on-site laundry, gated/fenced perimeters, a security door system and recently replaced roof and mechanical upgrades in many units. The association enforces owner-oriented rules (no short-term rentals) and maintains relatively low condo fees with utilities such as water, gas and internet often rolled into maintenance. Located on Miami’s Upper East Side near Biscayne Boulevard, the building places residents minutes from beaches, MiMo, the Design District and Midtown, supporting a relaxed waterfront lifestyle with easy urban access.