929 Michigan Ave

An eight-story Art Deco condominium in Miami Beach, originally constructed in the mid-1920s and restored as a boutique, low-density residence. The building contains mostly one-bedroom layouts arranged around a central courtyard and landscaped garden lounge, with first-floor entries and some convertible floorplan options. Interiors vary by unit but commonly feature open living/dining arrangements, remodeled kitchens with pantry space, marble or hardwood flooring, updated baths with separate showers, and in-unit washer/dryer installations. Windows have been upgraded to hurricane-impact glass; many units have high ceilings and ample natural light, particularly corner residences. Common exterior elements include a gated courtyard and patio areas, perimeter fencing, and high-impact security doors. The property offers limited deeded or assigned parking (typically a single space per unit, sometimes available for an additional fee) and water is often included in maintenance. The building’s recent condo-conversion work included electrical and plumbing upgrades and a general facade restoration that preserves period detailing while modernizing systems. Located in central South Beach, the property sits within easy walking distance of the beach, Flamingo Park, Lincoln Road, Española Way and nearby restaurants and shopping, reflecting an urban, pedestrian-oriented lifestyle with boutique-hotel character.