The Madison Downtown

The Madison Downtown is a late-1980s residential condominium complex in Miami offering mid-rise urban living across two towers (noted listings reference a 17-story component). Built in 1989, the property contains primarily one- and two-bedroom residences configured with practical layouts such as split-bedroom plans, pantry space, and walk-in closets. Unit interiors commonly feature tiled or laminate flooring, breakfast areas and bars, eat-in kitchens, built-in cabinetry, and a mix of soaking tubs and separate showers; many listings mention private balconies with west-facing views and updated finishes like stainless appliances and granite counters in select units. Shared building elements emphasize active recreation and social spaces: landscaped courtyards, a large pool with sunning terraces, a clubhouse/party room, billiard and poker rooms, a private screening theater, and a cyber cafe offering wireless access. Outdoor sports amenities are prominent, including lighted rooftop tennis courts, a rooftop sport deck with basketball, volleyball courts, jogging/walking paths, barbecue areas and patios. Practical services include 24-hour security/intercom, on-site elevators, assigned covered parking plus guest spaces, and handicap access. The development markets itself on proximity to transit and destinations — within walking distance of MetroRail/PeopleMover stops, the Brightline station, Kaseya Center and the Miami Worldcenter — positioning it for residents seeking a highly connected downtown lifestyle with extensive on-site recreation.