935 Euclid Ave

A low-rise, two-story condominium conversion located in Miami Beach’s South Beach neighborhood, originally constructed in 1955 and carefully reworked in 2005. The property preserves historic character while introducing contemporary interventions by architect Chad Oppenheim, resulting in boutique loft-style residences organized around a modest landscaped courtyard. Units typically feature high ceilings (around 11 feet), oversized southern-facing windows, hardwood-effect floors, and open-plan living with eat-in kitchens and built-in features. Interiors include modernized systems added during the conversion—new plumbing, electrical, roof, windows, and life-safety equipment—plus amenities such as in-unit washer/dryer in many homes, custom mirrors, and spa-inspired bathrooms with travertine or marble finishes. Exterior elements are restrained and secure, with a gated entry approach, high-impact security doors, and a compact private courtyard providing limited outdoor space. The building offers limited on-site parking options and no large-scale amenity footprint; its scale emphasizes a residential, pedestrian-oriented rhythm. Located within walking distance of Lincoln Road, Flamingo Park, the beach, restaurants, and nightlife, the collection of residences suits an urban South Beach lifestyle that mixes historic fabric, contemporary design, and close-in convenience.